The Trump administration spent much of last week trying its best to present the war with Iran as a victory for the United States, but analysts said the result – if it stands – is far from the “unconditional surrender” that President Donald Trump mentioned earlier in the war.
20 JUNE 2026: President Donald Trump last week faced bipartisan backlash over his decision to sign the memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Iran that puts the countries on a pathway to end war permanently because there was a feeling in Washington that he had abandoned Israel.
20 JUNE 2026: President Donald Trump spent much of last week doing his best to present the memorandum of understanding (MOU) that he signed with Iran as a better framework for a long-term deal than the 2015 Obama-era agreement known as the JCPOA.
President Donald Trump warned Iran on Sunday not to impede shipping in the Strait of Hormuz during the summit in Switzerland and said if the strategic waterway is closed “you won’t have a country.”
The week started on a positive note with President Donald Trump uncharacteristically declaring that a “memorandum of understanding” (MOU) had been achieved by US and Iranian negotiators assisted by Pakistani and Qatari mediators to suspend military action and begin sixty days of discussions in pursuit of a peace agreement.
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President Donald Trump wants you to think that he shows no signs of slowing, having just entertained guests at a UFC fight outside the White House before jumping on an airplane to France for a summit after announcing a ceasefire deal with Iran.
President Donald Trump tried to spin inflation hitting a three-year high on Wednesday and when he was asked by a reporter about the issue, he responded that he loves “inflation.”
A newly released poll found that just 21 percent of Republican voters say they believe the Trump administration has done enough to “deliver justice” for victims of Jeffrey Epstein, according to Reuters.
President Donald Trump told reporters at the White House Wednesday that he sees no reason to end the Iran War if Gulf countries that have not signed onto the Abraham Accords continue to refuse.