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President Donald Trump warned Iran that it would be attacked if it acts against the United States. Iran insists it will not open the Strait of Hormuz to free passage until the U.S. announces a withdrawal.

President Donald Trump suggests that Washington, for now, prefers to keep economic pressure on Iran rather than escalate militarily. He says Tehran’s economic crisis could achieve U.S. goals without further military action.

Marla Maples, former wife of U.S. President Donald Trump, spoke in a special interview about her unexpected connection to Judaism and Israel. She said Trump carries a text from the *Zohar* for protection and healing.

With Iran under pressure and elections approaching, Trump may have more to gain from managing the current reality than restarting major combat

U.S. media reported that President Donald Trump told party donors he sees J.D. Vance as a presidential candidate in two years. Some Republicans, however, favor Secretary of State Marco Rubio.

The Washington Post reported that President Donald Trump confronted Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth over the cancellation of a planned wave of strikes on Iran. The White House strongly denied the account, calling it "total fake news."

The prime minister addressed talks with the U.S. and the future of the war in Gaza. He made clear that Israel will not change its troop deployment until Hamas is disarmed, and revealed that the sides have exchanged draft proposals.

President Donald Trump discussed negotiations with Iran in an interview with Fox News, saying the Strait of Hormuz will "reopen very soon." Later in the interview, he said: "We are having very good discussions with the Iranians. We will know where we stand within 48 hours."

A man was arrested after allegedly monitoring security preparations at President Donald Trump’s California golf club. Authorities said additional weapons and notebooks containing “concerning statements” were found at his home.

The U.S. president responded to Iranian claims that there are no negotiations: “They are begging for a meeting, talks begin, and then they say they are not discussing anything.” He stressed: “The blockade continues; nothing will get through to Iran.”

Repeated threats of renewed U.S. strikes force Israel to mobilize reservists, prepare aircraft and raise air-defense readiness before Trump backs down

The Trump administration has expanded its restrictions on Chinese technology to include robot vacuums, citing concerns about surveillance through cameras, microphones, and mapping systems. China rejects the allegations and warns it will respond.

What those options could look like: from sealing Iran’s borders to seizing islands or cutting off its oil revenue

President Donald Trump said the U.S. had been on the verge of an unprecedented military strike and announced that talks with Iran would begin today: “There is a deal on Hormuz, and there will be a deal on the nuclear issue.”

Democratic officials in the United States are calling for an investigation following a report that President Donald Trump’s social media platform gives subscribers, wealthy individuals, and investors early access to posts for $100,000. Separately, hundreds of Trump Organization bank accounts were closed as part of anti-money-laundering measures.

From the Western Wall Tunnels and the Waldorf Astoria Jerusalem to international landmarks, renowned glass artist Jeremy Langford shares the philosophy, faith, and inspiration behind his extraordinary creations

President Donald Trump said he canceled a planned military strike on Iran after appeals from Tehran and regional countries. He said Israel is also committed to the emerging agreement, while warning that the move depends on reaching a final deal quickly.

Regional pressure supposedly helped halt a major U.S. campaign, but Iran denies requesting a pause

President Donald Trump told reporters at the White House that the U.S. plans to respond to the drone explosion at a port in Egypt: “We’re going to hit them very hard. They know it’s coming and can’t do anything about it. Now it’s our turn.”

Prime minister says diplomacy, continued pressure and military action were all discussed, while denying he urged Trump to resume strikes