Although the U.S. Constitution grants Congress the power to declare war under Article I, Section 8, American presidents have consistently relied on Article II, Section 2, which gives them authority to launch military strikes as Commander in Chief.

Though not religious himself, Donald Trump has long courted evangelical Christian movements with his conservative policies, styling himself as a champion of right-wing Christians.

With Donald Trump nearing his second term, speculation is swirling about the U.S. taking military action against Iran; when pressed on the possibility of war with Tehran, Trump left the door open.

Donald Trump’s victory seems to have opened the door to a “gift exchange” between him and Netanyahu, with the latter offering a ceasefire that allows Trump to fulfill his promise of ending wars in the Middle East.

Musk's movements, closely aligned with President-elect Donald Trump, seem to symbolize his growing role in the political and economic deals Trump plans to pursue during his upcoming four-year term.