President Trump exerted “maximum pressure" to “deliver peace" between Israel and Iran after his historic and decisive strikes decimated the Islamic Republic’s nuclear facilities.

President Donald Trump indicated that he might be preparing to ease his “maximum pressure” campaign against Iran, potentially undercutting a central policy dating to his first term and provoking ...

The White House announced new sanctions against Iran’s oil network on Thursday, piling more pressure on Tehran’s economy as ...

President Donald Trump says he is "not giving up" a maximum pressure campaign on Iran despite saying that earlier China can now continue to purchase oil from Iran. "China is going to buy oil, and they ...

The President still wants a nuclear deal, but that will take more sanctions and other pressure.

China remains the primary purchaser of Iranian oil and Beijing's purchase has been providing Tehran with a critical economic lifeline.

UN Watch Executive Director Hillel Neuer reacts to Iran’s latest claim that the nation has enough power to strike the U.S. and Israel every day for two years.

As US sanctions persist and migrants are criminalized, Clodovaldo Hernández examines Trump's seemingly aimless strategy towards Caracas.

Trump's administration spent months trying to convince Tehran to enter into a nuclear deal before it joined a bombing ...

The US took fresh steps to restrict the trade of Iranian oil, keeping up pressure on Iran even as President Donald Trump ...

The shift comes mere hours after Trump declared that Iran and Israel had agreed on a ceasefire, which got off to a shaky start with early breaches of the deal by both sides.

The US president said he would end wars and now a vocal part of his support is urging him to stay out of this conflict.