Questions are mounting at the U.S. Capitol over the Trump administration’s shifting rationale for going to war with Iran.

Missile strikes injure dozens in northern Israel as Hezbollah escalates attacks and divisions emerge within the White House over war strategy.

Mara Karlin, former U.S. Assistant Secretary of Defense, discusses Iran's current war strategy and what the U.S. could have done differently.

Cramer roasted President Donald Trump and his allies over their war strategy, calling it "indiscriminate" and saying it "doesn't get us anywhere." The post CNBC’s Jim Cramer Roasts Trump War Strategy: ‘Seems Indiscriminate — Doesn’t Get Us Anywhere’ first appeared on Mediaite.

Key Points - Further economic sanctions against Russia are a failed strategy, representing Western "political exhaustion masquerading as resolve" rather than a path to victory in Ukraine. -After more than three years of war, Russia has successfully adapted ...

While the thrust of the combat has been between American, Israeli and Iranian forces, Tehran has sought to leverage threats against its oil-producing neighbors to force the West’s hand.

CNBC host Jim Cramer roasted President Donald Trump and his allies over their war strategy, calling it indiscriminate and saying it doesn't get us anywhere.

Sen. Chris Murphy criticized President Donald Trump’s handling of the Iran war on Tuesday after attending a closed-door Senate briefing. He called the administration’s strategy “totally incoherent” and warned that the conflict had already turned into “a disaster of epic proportions.