The Federal Reserve May Need to Adjust Policy in Response to Iran War Inflation
Yes, the Federal Reserve may be forced to delay further rate cuts — or even consider raising interest rates — as the U.S.
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Evangelical Christians Largely Support Trump’s Decision to Strike Iran
Evangelical Christians have emerged as the most vocal and organized bloc of support for President Trump's decision to launch joint airstrikes with Israel...
The War Powers Act Has Been Ignored by Every President — Trump Is No Exception
Every president since the War Powers Resolution became law in 1973 has effectively ignored it, and Donald Trump is carrying on that tradition with...
Democrats Struggle to Present a Unified Response to Trump’s Iran Strikes
Congressional Democrats have failed to coalesce around a single, coherent position on the Trump administration's military strikes against Iran, exposing...
Trump’s Approval Rating Could Shift Dramatically Based on How the Iran War Goes
Trump's approval rating sits at roughly 39 percent as of early March 2026, and the Iran war that began on February 28 has the potential to either...
The Libertarian Wing of the GOP Joins the Anti-War Coalition Against Trump
A small but vocal faction of libertarian-leaning Republicans has broken ranks with the broader GOP to oppose President Trump's military strikes against...
Tucker Carlson Publicly Criticizes Trump’s Decision to Strike Iran
Tucker Carlson, once one of Donald Trump's most reliable media allies, broke ranks in a significant way by publicly criticizing the former president's...
Trump’s MAGA Base Is Divided Over the Iran War — Not Everyone Is on Board
The MAGA coalition is fracturing over the Iran war, and the fault line runs straight through the heart of Donald Trump's "America First" brand. When the U.
When Does Operation Epic Fury Actually End? Trump Says “As Long as Necessary”
There is no fixed end date for Operation Epic Fury. President Trump has offered a range of estimates since the joint U.S.
Trump Promised “Quick Strikes” — But History Says Wars Rarely Stay Quick
No, wars almost never stay quick — and the historical record on this point is about as close to unanimous as history gets.