The stock market opened with losses Thursday morning and oil prices shot higher in the wake of President Trump’s speech on the Iran war. The Dow Jones Industrial Average was down roughly 600 points after the Thursday opening bell,

Even as President Donald Trump took to the White House podium to tout the military successes of his war on Wednesday night, Iranian drones and missiles rained down on a region bearing the brunt of the Islamic Republic’s stubborn retaliation.

President Trump faces the possibility that at the end of his own two-to-three week window for wrapping up the war in Iran, nothing much will have changed.

An oil trader lost more than $17 million after U.S. President Donald Trump didn't indicate any path to de-escalate the war in his primetime speech on Apr. 1.

European stocks trimmed their monthly losses after the Wall Street Journal reported that President Donald Trump had signaled he was willing to end the US military campaign against Iran.

President Trump addressed the nation in a prime-time speech on the ongoing war in Iran. Trump highlighted why his administration sought to begin the conflict and his commitment to never allowing Iran to produce nuclear weapons.

As Donald Trump and Israel's Benjamin Netanyahu are now learning or relearning in the Mideast, it is far easier to start a war than to end one.

Gold pared losses as the dollar pushed lower after US President Donald Trump signaled the US war on Iran could be ending soon.

Gen. Randy George, the U.S. Army’s top uniformed officer, was asked to step down Thursday by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. Pentagon officials have not given a reason for the departure, which comes during the Iran war and is the latest of more than a dozen firings of top generals and admirals.