Top lawmakers were notified about the operation shortly before it was launched, but the White House did not seek authorization from Congress to carry out the strikes.

In 2008, Hillary Clinton said the United States would attack Iran if it launched a nuclear strike on Israel, warning Tehran during an interview

GOP Rep. Thomas Massie isn't a household name, but in political circles the Kentucky congressman is known for frequently breaking with Trump on major issues ranging from spending and tariffs to government transparency and foreign policy. Now the president and his political operation are working to unseat him.

As Congress mulls whether to follow President Donald Trump’s orders for a most-favored-nation drug-pricing policy, biotech firm executives are starting to speak out against the measure.

The Supreme Court has “left the f---ing house” as they deal with their “corporate masters,” and voters “just don’t like” the president, he said, going for the jugular as he told Trump people’s distaste includes “the way you smell” and “the way you look.”

Trump’s framing of Iran as a direct security threat to the US in his State of the Union address could shape whether Washington ultimately chooses war over diplomacy. On March 3,

The longtime Democratic strategist tore into President Donald Trump for more than six minutes and shared a rather bold prediction.