Tehran warns it will retaliate against US-linked energy infrastructure in the Middle East if its power plants are attacked.

Iran fires long-range missiles for first time in war Iran strikes southern Israel, near nuclear reactor Iran may let Japanese vessels through strait, Kyodo reports Oil prices up 50% due to war, hobbling global economy For more charts and maps click here TEL AVIV/JERUSALEM/WASHINGTON,

President Donald Trump said he was considering “winding down” US military efforts against Iran, saying that the US was close to achieving its objectives as the conflict, which has roiled financial markets and the region,

President Donald Trump took the United States to war without a vote of support from Congress, but lawmakers are increasingly questioning when, how and at what cost the war with Iran will come to an end.

Israel hit the Iranian capital Tehran with airstrikes Friday, with activists reporting sounds of strikes around the city

President Trump is sending mixed messages about the U.S. war with Iran, and that's raising even more questions about the direction of the conflict and his administration's strategy.

President Donald Trump frequently contradicts himself, sometimes in the same speech, social media post or even sentence. In the past 24 hours, he sent a torrent of mixed signals about the Iran war that raise more questions about the direction of the conflict and his administration's strategy.

As the US-Israeli bombing campaign in Iran entered its fourth week, President Donald Trump allowed the sale of some Iranian oil to contain surging crude prices and floated “winding down” military efforts there.