Nahal Toosi

Some inside the State Department are warning that the Trump administration has revamped the vetting process for its 100-plus empty ambassador slots in a way that risks weakening U.S. diplomatic power in global hot spots.

The Republican senator was a big advocate for strikes on Iran, along with other foreign policy priorities of Israel.

There was little hope in the region for a swift resolution to the fighting as the two sides remain unable to resolve control of the Strait of Hormuz.

“Will winning feel better than winning the Falklands War?” our foreign-affairs columnist asks.

One challenge for pro-Israel activists is that both the U.S. and Israel have elections soon, complicating messaging strategies.

The plans come as the U.S. and Russia have failed to come to terms on ending the war in Ukraine.

In his latest effort to influence the Trump administration's approach to the Iran war, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is stopping short

Once prescriptive in his counsel to Trump, Netanyahu is now careful not to look like he's dragging the U.S. into a deeper fight the American public doesn't want.

The administration sees a risk that “woke” institutions will go after its officials once the president is out of office.

The move is one of several actions by the Trump administration to squeeze the communist regime in Havana.