President Trump is urging for regime change in Iran and warning against retaliation, with Israel launching another round of strikes in the Middle Eastern country Sunday. Overnight, the president threa...
At least 22 people were killed in Pakistan Sunday as protests broke out over the U.S. and Israel's strikes on Iran from the day before.
Three American service members have been killed and casualties are reported in the UAE, Israel and Kuwait as Israel and Iran continue to trade strikes.
Fighting between the US, Israel, and Iran has damaged ships near the strategic Strait of Hormuz, a key oil trade route.
Texas Sen. Ted Cruz said to the best of his knowledge, there was "no indication" Iran was "anywehre close to getting nuclear weapons" following the dual military strikes launched by the U.S. and Israe...
Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, the former President of Iran (2005-13), who has died aged 69, was an obscure figure when he was appointed mayor of Tehran in the spring of 2003, and not particularly well known wh...
Senator Lindsey Graham (R-SC) bristled at questions from NBC's Kristen Welker about President Donald Trump's "plan" for Iran — or lack thereof.
After the US and Israel struck Iran with a series of air strikes on Saturday, triggering immediate retaliation, oil prices could jump by $10 to $20 or more.
Wall Street is reacting to joint attacks from the US and Israel on Iran. Oil and currencies have seen the greatest jumps.
In his first comments about Saturday’s US military strikes against Iran, President Donald Trump claimed in a video posted to social media that Iran has been building missiles that “could soon reach the American homeland.”
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Ahmad Vahidi was formally named IRGC chief as Khamenei filled six senior military positions following the deaths of their predecessors in Israeli-US strikes.
Washington and Tehran remain far apart even as both sides talked of winding down regional hostilities.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says the US will apply measures “never been seen” to inflict economic pain on Iran. Follow for the latest news updates.
A World Cup match scheduled in Seattle has caused outrage in Egypt and Iran. The scheduled June 26 match will be part of the city’s pride celebrations and the football federations representing both Egypt and Iran are pushing back.
Iran’s women’s soccer team stayed silent while their national anthem played before a match with South Korea. Iranian journalist Raha Pourbakhsh told CNN that the team had their phones tapped by the Islamic Republic. CNN’s Christina Macfarlane reports.
News that some Iranian soccer players have defected after their team was knocked out of the Asian Cup in Australia this week should come as no surprise.
Just as President Donald Trump looks set to install a Federal Reserve chair aligned with his desire for lower interest rates, the president’s war on Iran likely makes those rate cuts harder to deliver.
Ever since the US and Israel struck Iran, the jump in oil and gas prices has become a major focus for markets and consumers alike. But that’s only the top of a long list of goods that stand to get more expensive.
The war with Iran is complex, but the reason why the Middle East conflict matters to your financial well-being comes down to three simple facts.