Another Middle East war is exactly what the young voters and voters of color who flocked to Trump in 2024 did not sign up for.

The Iran war has not exactly been a roaring success. But its backers are eager for more regime change. Just look at Lindsey Graham.

Last year, I warned about the possibility that Israel might drag the United States into a regional conflict. What’s happening now is worse than I could have ever imagined.

Iraq cost us $6 trillion. Even a short Iran war could add $1 trillion to a budget deficit that Trump may already be tripling.

Once, war was justified by ho-hum lies about WMDs. Now, it’s Childish Gambino grooves and the Book of Revelation. Get with the program.

The administration’s war with Iran is setting a mountain of taxpayer dollars on fire every day—mostly because he doesn’t know what he’s doing.

Republicans typically lead on the economy, national security, and immigration. Trump is squandering the GOP’s traditional strength on all three.

It’s clear the Democratic Party rank and file demands a new position on Israel. There’s one candidate, or maybe two, who can best answer that call, if they choose to.

“It is so much worse than you thought,” Senator Elizabeth Warren warned.

Right-wing criticism of Trump’s war has mostly come from familiar MAGA cranks like Steve Bannon and Tucker Carlson. But it could quickly spiral out of control.

Firms like Polymarket and Kalshi are turning war into yet another racket, as the suffering of many becomes a windfall payday for those few who hit the dystopian jackpot.

The president doesn’t have a clear goal in Iran but thinks he can end the war before that becomes an issue. The problem is: He can’t.

Liberal critics of Trump's Iran belligerence got bipartisan support this week, but they should watch out for their sudden allies' agendas.

It's comforting to think that 2020's first week of chaos is the fruit of the Trump era, but this has been a long time coming.

Congress may have no other choice but to redeploy the ultimate check against a rogue president bent on committing atrocities.