US Iran war costs hit $38 billion and climbing, CBO says
Congressional Budget Office warns monthly costs could reach $3 billion as conflict continues with no end in sight.
News for readers in Iran, in one-minute summaries with a link to the original reporting.
Congressional Budget Office warns monthly costs could reach $3 billion as conflict continues with no end in sight.
Tehran is deliberately targeting American naval drones in the Strait of Hormuz to expose how US forces operate and how to evade detection.
Activists wearing pro-Iran and pro-Cuba shirts were removed from a House hearing examining foreign funding of U.S. protest groups.
JD Vance says the Iran conflict has moved from major strikes to containment, with Hormuz still under pressure.
A CBO report puts the Iran war’s US cost at $38bn, with missile stocks strained and inflation pushed higher.
A Republican critic of Trump is forcing a House fight over Pete Hegseth’s handling of Iran, Venezuela, and Pentagon dissent.
An FBI director keeps rejecting reports that his purge gutted the bureau's Iran unit weeks before a war.
A war Trump said would take five weeks is strangling two of the world's busiest shipping lanes, and neither side will blink.
A nonpartisan budget office just put a number on the Iran war, and the number is only the start.
The war the U.S. started may only end if Russia, China, and India broker the terms.
Trump cracks the door open to a deal while a tanker is hit in Hormuz and the Pentagon counts the cost.
The Pentagon's first watchdog report puts numbers on the damage Iranian strikes did to American bases, aircraft and embassies.
Six months into the war, a drone strike on a Saudi pipeline and a Houthi blockade have pushed Brent crude to $108.
A drone strike shut the pipeline that was keeping crude flowing around the Strait of Hormuz, and Brent jumped past $106.
Postponed strait talks, a wrecked Saudi pipeline and Houthi gains at Bab el-Mandeb are squeezing the world's oil routes at once.
NPR's Sept. 14 rundown lines up three stories: warnings about AI, a Gulf diplomatic delay, and Republican midterm math.
Trump says the U.S. could stay in Iran and keep the oil, while Gulf talks on the Strait of Hormuz slip again.
An F-15E weapons officer fell 70 mph with a shredded parachute, then hid in Iranian mountains for two days while America came to get him.
Iran put its name to a call for restraint in New Delhi, alongside the countries its drones have been hitting.
One dead, three hurt, and nobody will say who fired the projectile that hit a merchant vessel off Qeshm.
A vessel hit by an unknown projectile, a blockade nobody slips past, and Iran saying talks are futile.
Seven months into the war with Iran, the shelves are emptying and the factories cannot catch up.
An attack off Qeshm Island lands a day before Iran and Oman try to sell the region on who really controls the Strait of Hormuz.
India got Putin, Xi and Iran's president into one room, then watched them agree on almost nothing specific.