The Iran war is widening into a broader regional security crisis, with tensions extending from the battlefield to vital trade and transport routes ac

By Ed Ou ABOARD USS GEORGE WASHINGTON, Oct 3 (Reuters) - An emergency alert blares from a loudspeaker, and Damon Dennard and other sailors on the deck of the aircraft carrier USS George Washington are scrambling.

Flights between the neighboring countries had been halted after broad U.S. penalties on Iran’s aviation industry.

The president perhaps cited a new supposed front in the prolonged war.

U.S. President Donald Trump says he's turned down Iran's latest ceasefire proposal because it's not good enough

President Donald Trump has a long history of trying to rewrite history about his own public remarks. He is now doing it again about the war with Iran – wrongly describing his own past predictions that the war would last mere weeks.

The U.S. and Iran resumed peace talks and officials on both sides expressed the desire to reach a deal even as they blamed each other for the impasse.

The British government believes that Iran was involved in the incident at RAF Fairford, Prime Minister Andy Burnham said.

A member of Trump's family addressed a risk that the White House has largely sought to downplay: The Iran war could cost Republicans the midterms.

As jets thundered off the carrier’s deck above them, hundreds of members of the George Washington’s crew gathered for a ceremony to mark the 25th anniversary of the September 11, 2001 attacks — an event many of them were too young to remember.

A top Treasury official told FOX Business that the "absolute isolation" campaign the Treasury is imposing on the Iranian regime has been "really effective."