Dan Quayle

Asian and European stocks tumbled after the airstrikes, though Wall Street opened higher as investors focused instead on AI developments

Thirty-five percent of respondents think the U.S. is now in a weaker position

Tampa: Donald Trump dramatically expanded the scope of Iran peace talks by demanding Arab nations sign agreements with Israel and threatening to freeze key Gulf allies out of the negotiations if they failed to do so

But a president who built a powerful political movement partly on channeling heartland grievances over the faded American dream now seems deaf to the country’s economic pain

Trump Rejects Iran Peace Offer as ‘Totally Unacceptable’

Trump threatened pain for Tehran unless it signs a truce quickly

Almost exactly a year since US President Donald Trump launched his assault on the global trading system, the external dependencies of leading Asian economies have once again dimmed the outlook for the region

Europe contends with renewed energy shocks reminiscent of past crises, threatening industrial output and stagflation risks

As the US-Iran war sends fuel prices surging across Southeast Asia, Beijing is using the crisis to position itself as a steadier and more reliable partner than Washington

As a result, it suggested, boost or ascent-phase interception by forward-deployed aircraft was now essential

Pedestrians walk along the sidewalk and street below, including women in black chadors and men in casual clothing

Beijing happy to watch, wait and safeguard core interests — oil flows, Taiwan and trade — as its geopolitical rival spends resources on war

Beijing happy to watch, wait and safeguard core interests — oil flows, Taiwan and trade — as its geopolitical rival spends resources on war

Beijing happy to watch, wait and safeguard core interests — oil flows, Taiwan and trade — as its geopolitical rival spends resources on war

Diesel is at $4.60 nationally, up 83 cents since the U.S. and Israel began bombing Iran in late February

Energy exporters, refiners and defense firms gain as conflict topples global markets

Global crude oil prices surged above $100 per barrel recently after military strikes on Iran began on February 28, triggering concerns over supply disruptions in West Asia

Global crude oil prices surged above $100 per barrel recently after military strikes on Iran began on February 28, triggering concerns over supply disruptions in West Asia

The first week of the war with Iran reportedly cost U.S. taxpayers upwards of $11 billion—a figure that doesn’t include the buildup of troops and warships in the region ahead of the initial strikes

Fertilizer shortage due to Iran war alarming U.S and Canadian farmers