Big Data Poll's Rich Baris warned that Trump would lose support if he directly engages the U.S. in a war in the Middle East.

President Donald Trump has talked and maneuvered himself into a policy stance on the Israel-Iran conflict with no clear strategic objectives and a slew of contradictory words and actions. After some hesitation,

Trump on Monday took a swipe at Carlson, who has been an outspoken critic of any U.S. involvement in a war in the Middle East, after Israel launched missile strikes against Iran at the end of last week. The conflict has continued to escalate between the two nations over the past five days.

The Israel-Iran conflict has highlighted President Trump's challenge in shaping foreign affairs while maintaining political support at home.

Down the escalator, up to the pinnacle of national politics. A decade later, Trump is still testing his leadership of both the GOP and the populist political movement he spawned when he finally made good on 16 years’ worth of promises, or threats, depending on your perspective, to run for president.

A MAGA-supporting podcaster has seemingly turned on President Donald Trump, going as far as to call for his impeachment as a result of Trump's policy on Iran.

Plus, Democrats want answers about Palantir’s plans, an Obama adviser links up with a MAGA-friendly crypto firm, and teens resist ICE on Roblox.

Nearly two-thirds of adults oppose President Donald Trump’s “One Big Beautiful Bill” approved in May by the House of Representatives, according to a KFF poll released Tuesday. And even Trump’s most ardent supporters like the legislation a lot less when they learn how it would cut federal spending on health programs,