Amos Hochstein

Ontario Premier Doug Ford answered Trump’s “Lake America” decree Saturday with a billboard-sized message on the Canadian shoreline — “Lake Ontario. Now and Always” — as Canadian leaders met the move with ridicule rather than outrage

Hundreds of steel tanks several stories tall rise like giant bales of hay from the plains

Today’s AAA National Average for a gallon of regular gasoline sits at $4.07, marking the highest levels on record for mid-August

Japans Nikkei 225 index fell 1.8 percent to 17,118.29 as the yen rose against the U.S. dollar

Since the onset of the U.S.-Israeli war against Iran, the Islamic Republic has fired missiles and drones toward the Arabian Peninsula, home to six Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) states hosting U.S. military bases, including Saudi Arabia

The U.S. resumed strikes for 13 consecutive nights until it paused on July 24, only for the fighting to resume on Tuesday, with strikes overnight on Wednesday and Thursday

While speaking with journalist Annie Jacobsen, Rogan voiced concerns about the conflict, agreeing with her assessment about a potential "fundamental warping" of the U.S. military

Iran seeks recognition of Hormuz ‘sovereignty’ in high‑stakes end‑of‑war talks

The specific terms of any agreement may evolve, and any diplomatic arrangement may still be delayed, contested or revised

It is the first time a U.S. company has received such a designation, which until now was reserved for firms from adversary countries, such as China's Huawei

After US and Iranian negotiators agreed on Tuesday to a set of “guiding principles” at their nuclear talks in Geneva mediated by Oman, Tehran went further — framing any eventual deal as a commercial proposition, not just a security arrangement

An authoritative survey of 23 armed conflicts over the last 18 months has concluded that international law seeking to limit the effects of war is at breaking point, with more than 100,000 civilians killed, while torture and rape are committed with near impunity