Editor’s note: This story initially published March 30. We have updated the timeline to reflect comments following President Donald Trump’s announcement of a ceasefire and ongoing negotiations. When a PBS reporter asked Trump April 20 what will happen ...

Unless Iran’s existing stockpile of highly enriched uranium is seized or destroyed, the window for weaponization will likely remain at nine months to a year, Reuters reports

Megyn Kelly reacts to Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu's "60 Minutes" interview" about the war in Iran: MEGYN KELLY: The end does not seem to be imminent at all. So that made what the leader of America's partner in this war — he seems to think he's an equal partner.

Rubio pointed to Iran’s development of advanced centrifuges, ongoing uranium enrichment, and the construction of underground facilities as evidence that the government is not genuinely committed to its no-nuclear pledge,

The war in Iran has done very little damage to the country’s nuclear capabilities, according to U.S. intelligence assessments. So far, America has been at war with Iran for more than nine weeks and spent at least $25 billion in the process.

After saying Tuesday that the U.S. hostilities with Iran may last another two or three weeks, Trump told PBS News on Wednesday that it is possible an agreement could be reached before he visits China next week.

After extending the ceasefire with Iran, the White House said there's no timetable on how long the truce will last. President Donald Trump is happy with the success of the blockade of Iranian ports, but that country's leaders say the U.S. blockade is why ...

Oil markets have whipsawed since the start of the Iran war, with supply risks around the Strait of Hormuz driving extreme price swings and historic volatility.

U.S. President Donald Trump speaks about research into mental health treatments in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, D.C., April 18, 2026. REU