Chances of a breakthrough in U.S. -Iran negotiations are increasing as Tehran is showing flexibility to discuss more issues related to its nuclear program than before, according to a new report.

President Donald Trump said it will take decades for the Iranian economy to recover from damages sustained in the war, even if it ends now. Speaking to press at the Oval Office, Trump said he believes ...

Hegseth has emerged as one of the main officials targeted for the electoral results, where the GOP sustained a historic defeat and lost control of both chambers of Congress. Others are Chairman of the ...

Brookings fellow Robert Kagan warned that Russia and China could act more aggressively as U.S. military resources are strained by the Iran conflict and political uncertainty grows in Washington.

Republican allies and strategists pointed to the Iran war, tariffs and the president's priorities as liabilities requiring attention.

The defense secretary, Joint Chiefs Chairman Dan Caine and CENTCOM chief Brad Cooper are facing scrutiny as Democrats prepare investigations.

Democratic gubernatorial victories and data-center restrictions could benefit financially stronger technology companies by making it harder for smaller companies to compete.

The Pentagon document says Tehran has expanded space and electronic-warfare capabilities, including GPS jamming, while cooperating with Russia, China and North Korea to challenge U.S. space systems.

Totalis co-founder Pravesh Mansharamani is exploring whether prediction-market contracts could help small businesses manage losses caused by weather, outages and other disruptions.

Unsealed court records show U.S. officials discussed deporting Iranians through a third country during the conflict, prompting a judge to require advance notice before removals.

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