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Campaigning for Democratic Senate candidate Abdul el Sayed on Saturday, former President Barack Obama falsely claimed that Iran is in a stronger strategic position now than it was before President Donald Trump launched the Iran war in February. But Obama correctly observed that the U.S. is in a weaker strategic position due to the war. […]

Trump said there could be military strikes against Iran in the coming days despite talks of negotiations.

President Trump is reacting to an intelligence memo obtained by CBS News that warns of Iran's increased efforts to target U.S. personnel overseas. CBS News' Kristin Brown reports.

Iran says indirect negotiations with the U.S. continue but rules out bending to Trump's demands, even if he orders new strikes.

Trump said he is weighing a deal with Iran against renewed military action as tensions escalate across the Middle East.

Top security officials from Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and Turkey are set to meet Iran’s leaders in an effort to defuse tensions and breathe new life into talks. President Donald Trump has suggested that US strikes on Iran could resume after the Nov. 3 midterm elections. Col. Wayne Sanders (Ret.) of Bloomberg Intelligence examines the importance and timing of the meeting on Bloomberg Television. (Source: Bloomberg)

President Donald Trump said he is nearing a decision on whether he will make a deal with Tehran or resume attacks on the Islamic republic. Iranian and Houthi threats against Americans in the Middle East continue to grow while Trump has suggested that US strikes on Iran could resume after the Nov. 3 midterm elections. Abeer Abu Omar reports on Bloomberg Television. (Source: Bloomberg)

CENTCOM says more than 3,000 commercial vessels have transited the Strait of Hormuz with U.S. military support over the past six months.

President Donald Trump said it’s “getting to be decision time” on whether he will make a deal with Iran or resume attacks. Meanwhile top security officials from Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and Turkey are set to meet Iran’s leaders in an effort to defuse tensions and breathe new life into talks. Bloomberg's Stuart Livingstone-Wallace reports. (Source: Bloomberg)

President Donald Trump announced "major combat operations" against Iran on Feb. 28.

President Donald Trump renewed his endorsement of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday evening, urging Israelis to reelect him in Tuesday's election with a renewed call to “finish the job” against Iran. The post Trump Re-Endorses Netanyahu Ahead of Israeli Election: ‘We Have to Finish the Job’ Against Iran appeared first on Breitbart .

President Donald Trump said Sunday that he is nearing a decision on whether to reach a deal with Iran or launch another round of military strikes, as U.S. commanders reportedly prepare new attack options amid escalating threats from Tehran. The post Trump on Iran: ‘Do I Make a Deal or Finish Them Off?’ — Military Readies New Strike Options appeared first on Breitbart .

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who faces a close vote Tuesday, says Iran's leadership must be eliminated. U.S. President Donald Trump vows to "finish the job" in Iran eight months after the war began, as a third aircraft carrier and thousands of troops make their way to the region.

There are “two very different sets of intelligence reports” on Iran, President Donald Trump says in remarks to reporters before boarding Air Force One.

President Donald Trump said it’s “getting to be decision time” on whether he will make a deal with Tehran or resume attacks as Iranian and Houthi threats against Americans in the Middle East continue to grow.

President Donald Trump told NewsNation that the U.S. has ceased negotiations with Iran

Eduardo Bolsonaro says Brazil would join Trump's Shield of the Americas anti-cartel coalition if brother Flávio Bolsonaro wins the Oct. 25 runoff.

Earlier this year, the president began applying increased pressure on Havana

President Donald Trump said Friday that the United States will "take care of Cuba" after its military operation against Iran ends.

President Donald Trump warned Friday that the United States could launch another round of military strikes against Iran unless Tehran reaches an agreement, escalating his threats as Washington intensifies economic pressure on the Islamic Republic. The post Trump Threatens Iran Strike — ‘We May Do Another Little Epic Fury’ appeared first on Breitbart .

U.S. intelligence finds Iran has "substantially increased" its efforts to target American diplomats and officials in the Middle East and beyond, with lethal plots reaching "advanced stages," according to an Oct. 23 memo to Secretary of State Marco Rubio obtained by Axios. Why it matters: U.S. officials say the intelligence is one reason the State Department is drawing down personnel at several American embassies across the Middle East, amid mounting fears of a broader regional conflict. U.S. officials also fear that Iran-backed Houthi rebels in Yemen could expand their attacks beyond Saudi Arabia to other countries in the region. Adding to the volatile security environment is the prospect of renewed U.S. and Israeli military operations against Iran, potentially after the midterm elections. What they're saying: "We may do another little Operation Epic Fury, or [the Iranians] will agree [to a deal]," President Trump said at a rally in Florida on Friday. "If they're smart, they will just say, 'Let's get down to business,' but I doubt they will do that because perhaps they're not smart." Driving the news: In the one-page, unclassified memo obtained by Axios, Director of National Intelligence Jay Clayton warned Rubio that intelligence about Iranian assassination plots needs to reach more U.S. personnel than are currently authorized to receive it. The memo does not identify specific targets, countries outside the Middle East or the nature of the plots, but says the underlying intelligence has already been shared with senior State Department officials. Clayton offered to downgrade as much of the sensitive intelligence as possible so Rubio could share it more widely with personnel potentially at risk. State of play: Earlier this week, the State Department ordered family members and nonessential personnel to leave the U.S. Embassy in Riyadh and consulates in Jeddah and Dhahran. On Friday, the department also ordered reductions in U.S. diplomatic and government personnel at embassies in the United Arab Emirates, Lebanon, Qatar and Jordan, a U.S. official said. "We decided that due to the threat of Houthi attacks and Iranian terror plots we need to reduce our footprint and keep only essential staff," the official said. CNN first reported on the reduction in staffing at the four embassies. Read the full memo .

President Donald Trump said Friday that the United States may carry out another military operation against Iran at a time when the ​war is nearing its eight-month mark and higher fuel ⁠prices weigh on the Nov. 3 midterm elections.

Local authorities in Tehran, Iran, erected an art display this week in which an actor depicting President Donald Trump is placed in a cage hanging above a public square, performing President Trump's signature dance and eliciting jeers from passersby. The post Iran Imprisons ‘Trump’ in Cage Above Tehran appeared first on Breitbart .

The U.S. ambassador to the U.N. says the war with Iran could last another year, but he hopes Tehran will "come to the table" sooner.

When Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps spokesman Hossein Mohebbi pointed to seven vital undersea cables beneath the Strait of Hormuz on Monday and warned of impending “new targets and new weapons,” Tehran issued a calculated ultimatum. This provocative display confirmed a deliberate asymmetric threat: treat Western communication lines as legitimate targets if Iranian military or energy […]