President Donald Trump is pushing the limits of a fragile ceasefire with Iran as he orders U.S. forces to "guide" vessels through the Strait of Hormuz. Meanwhile, some Republicans in Congress are weighing a vote to restrain Trump's war powers.

Somewhere in the Persian Gulf right now, roughly 20,000 seafarers are waiting. They’ve been waiting for weeks, stranded on vessels that can’t move, in a waterway that the world depends on but that one nation has,

Donald Trump offered a significant update on the direction of the U.S.-Iran war as both sides weigh a potential peace proposal. The president shared his outlook on the conflict’s timeline and the

Tensions between the United States and Iran intensified on Friday after renewed military exchanges in and around the Strait of Hormuz triggered fears of a wider regional conflict and a major global oil supply disruption.

US President Donald Trump told ABC News on Thursday that the ceasefire with Iran remained in place and that the retaliatory strikes against Iranian targets are just a “love tap”.