Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu left open the possibility of further military action against Iran, likening the Islamic Republic to cancer and warning that the threat would return unless they it was removed.

In Mariam’s neighborhood in Iran, a shopkeeper lets people take essentials they cannot afford without paying, she said, as a pause in the bombing offers little relief from rising prices. Mariam, a 53-year-old mother of two, is relieved that schools have reopened. Shopping brings a different worry, though.

The war between the United States and Iran has upended the global oil market by severely disrupting the flow of oil through two critical waterways: the Strait of Hormuz and, in recent weeks, the Bab

In an hour-long town hall hosted by CBS News, Vice President JD Vance argued the Trump administration's handling of the economy and Iran will pay dividends in the future.

WASHINGTON (AP) — In Wisconsin, a narrator complains that “groceries, utilities, everything’s getting more expensive and Congressman (Derrick) Van Orden is adding to the list. He voted for the costly Iran war and spiking gas prices.”

Republican Roger Marshall and Democrat Adam Hamilton have taken markedly different positions on the polarizing conflict.

Davis, the Democrat, is arguing that Trump started the war “without a plan,” while Letlow said she “trusts that he was acting on behalf of America.”

Most attention on Iran today is understandably focused on the war and the possibility of another round of major attacks. But one consequence has received far less attention: Iran is heading toward winter with a damaged energy system and the prospect of burning more fuel,