Trump Tells Aides He Wants Speedy End to Iran War

President has said he wants to wrap up the conflict in the coming weeks

The Gulf Is Divided and Sees Dark Times Ahead

‘We want a guarantee that this will never happen again.’ U.A.E presses for a conclusive outcome to the war.

Rubio Says Iranian Tolls in Hormuz Would Be ‘Dangerous to the World’

The U.S. secretary of state said countries that most depend on the strait should be prepared to act if Iran attempts to impose taxes.

U.S. and Israel Have Pounded—but Not Eliminated—Iran’s Missile Threat

Tehran has kept firing, prolonging the conflict and raising the economic cost

The Spanish Revolt: The European Leader Who Says No to Trump

Pedro Sánchez has become the standard-bearer for Western political opposition to the U.S. president

The U.S. Military Assets Damaged or Lost in the Iran War

Radar systems and aircraft worth billions of dollars have been damaged and destroyed by Iranian attacks, friendly-fire incidents or accidents

The Narrow Path to a U.S.‑Iran Deal

Both sides will have to scale back demands, but their history points to a way to get it done

As Bombs Rain Down, U.S. Firms Press Ahead With Gulf Expansion

Iran conflict adds risks to megaprojects by Western companies looking to tap the Middle East for much more than oil

U.S. to Extend Pause for Strikes on Iran Energy Sites, Trump Says

The president said peace talks were 'going very well'

Iran Is Applying the Lessons of Russia’s Drone Warfare Against America

Technologies that the U.S. is only beginning to adopt could dominate the battlefield if Trump orders a ground operation

Trump’s Ambivalence on Taiwan Opens a Historic Opportunity for China

Deterring an attack on the island has been a bedrock American policy for 75 years. Xi Jinping sees a chance to change that.

The Well-Timed Trades Made Moments Before Trump’s Policy Surprises

The president’s critics have raised concerns about the action in oil futures, S&P 500 ETF options and prediction markets

What Will Entertain Us in the Year 2046?

WSJ readers tell us how they think we will divert ourselves 20 years from now

Iran Plays Hardball as Mediators Push for Talks With U.S.

Officials from Turkey, Egypt and Pakistan are aiming for negotiations between U.S. and Iranian officials, but both sides have incompatible demands

Why Americans Are Obsessed With a French Talk Show: ‘Good Lighting’

‘Quotidien’ has drawn fans stateside for its ability to make famous and beautiful people look even better

Pentagon to Deploy 3,000 82nd Airborne Soldiers to Gulf

Deploying the troops would give President Trump strategic options, but officials caution that a decision to put boots on the ground in Iran hasn’t been made.

Europe Is Quietly Playing a Crucial Role in the Iran War

Bases across the continent are proving vital to fueling, arming and launching U.S. attacks

The Back-Channel Diplomacy Behind Trump’s U-Turn on Iran

The president backtracked on his threat to strike Iran’s power plants after a series of closed-door discussions led by Middle Eastern intermediaries

Ads Are Popping Up on the Fridge and It Isn’t Going Over Well

Some Americans have been taken aback by marketing messages on the door; ‘Tide Boosted: Cleaner, whiter, brighter, fresher’

Trump and Iran Send Conflicting Signals on Talks

The president cited "productive" talks, while Iran denied it was in direct discussions with the U.S.