A high-stakes legislative battle in the Senate reveals the deepening influence of presidential pressure on foreign policy checks and balances.

A volatile cycle of retaliatory strikes between U.S. forces and Iranian-backed entities has shifted the geopolitical landscape. We break down what this means for regional stability and global markets.

A deep dive into the legislative maneuvering on Capitol Hill as the Senate stalls on curbing presidential war powers amid intense political friction.

A fast-moving wildfire south of Reno has triggered a state of emergency, forcing tens of thousands to flee their homes as erratic winds challenge containment efforts.

As the 'Maximum Pressure' campaign returns to the diplomatic spotlight, policy experts warn that Iran's economy may have developed a high tolerance for Washington's financial siege.

Trade relations between the United States and Canada have hit a freezing point. Following a breakdown in high-stakes negotiations, Canadian economic adviser Mark Carney declared that Ottawa will match any incoming American tariffs dollar-for-dollar.

Inside the high-stakes, closed-door negotiations where months of economic diplomacy dissolved over three tense days. Here is what broke the agreement and how businesses can prepare for trade friction.

As Washington tightens its financial grip on Tehran, global markets brace for a potential cascade of retaliatory measures. How far is Iran willing to go to challenge the coalition of nations enforcing U.S.-led sanctions?

As Washington prepares a fresh wave of restrictive measures, Tehran is mounting a defiant diplomatic offensive against the concept of 'extraterritorial sovereignty.'

In a town defined by partisan warfare, a quiet sit-down between House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries and Jared Kushner has sparked intrigue about the future of back-channel diplomacy.