Trump's escalating sanctions, naval blockade and financial enforcement against Iran test whether economic strain can force Iran's regime to bend.

WASHINGTON — Iran is taking advantage of the ceasefire with the U.S. to dig out its weapons.

Islamabad has reportedly switched to lower-profile role but believes peace can make progress without face-to-face meetings

Joe Rogan voiced concerns about conflict in the Middle East during an episode of his podcast.

Two months into the conflict, the blockade has choked off 20% of the world's oil and gas supplies, pushing up global energy prices.

At her studio in Iran's capital, Amen Khademi prepared a fashion shoot for a jacket she designed with Persian-inspired motifs. But even as she applied lipstick to the model, she was distracted, worrying if her business would survive after four months without its main link to customers — the internet.

The State Department pushes back on former Obama Iran deal negotiator Wendy Sherman after she criticizes Trump’s strategy, igniting a sharp war of words over Democrats foreign policy with regime.

The Trump administration is arguing that the war in Iran has already ended because of the ceasefire that began in early April. That's an interpretation that would allow the White House to avoid

As the stalemate between Washington and Tehran drags on and the world waits in hope of a deal, the very real possibility of an alternate outcome – the resumption of war – looms overhead.