Garrett Haake

The world leaders mingling with Donald Trump at an international summit in France this week are taking pains to keep the mercurial U.S. president happy and onside.

The Iran war isn’t exactly done and dusted, but President Donald Trump has already turned his sights to ending another conflict.

An effort is underway to finalize a U.S.-Iran deal, expected to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, but the push to finalize a memorandum of understanding has been rattled by fresh Israeli strikes on Lebanon’s capital

Iran launched multiple barrages of missiles toward Israel on Sunday, according to the Israeli military, after Israeli warplanes struck the southern suburbs of Beirut in retaliation for alleged Hezbollah attacks, threatening to unravel a recently renewed ceasefire

Iran launched multiple rocket and drone attacks in the Persian Gulf and the U.S. military carried out an attack on Iran’s Qeshm Island, officials said

Iran suspended talks with the U.S. to protest Israel’s expanding offensive in Lebanon, according to government-aligned media.

The price of oil rose sharply after Iran reportedly cut off talks with the U.S. to end the war. Crude oil jumped to levels not seen since mid-May.

President Donald Trump has yet to decide on a deal that could extend the ceasefire with Iran, with no announcement Friday following a Situation Room meeting where he said he would make a “final determination.”

Iran accused the United States on Tuesday of “a clear violation of the ceasefire” between the two countries after the U.S. launched what it called defensive strikes that threatened to disrupt intensifying talks to end the war

Tulsi Gabbard, the top-ranking U.S. intelligence official, told President Donald Trump in a letter Friday that she is resigning from her role following her husband’s cancer diagnosis

The former Department of Health and Human Services spokesperson filed the claim a day after the Justice Department set up the nearly $1.8 billion fund.