Trump's team behind the failed US-Iran talks in Islamabad — a real estate envoy, a son-in-law, and a political convert — reveals a dangerous confusion of diplomacy with business deal-making, while also laying bare the deep-seated illusion of American exceptionalism.

Former Fox News host Tucker Carlson says Trump’s decision to launch a war against Iran represents the greatest foreign policy blunder of any American leader in his lifetime.

In a viral interview, Tucker Carlson challenged US envoy Huckabee on Israel’s sway over American policy, Gaza genocide, expansionism, lobbying, and Epstein, concluding Huckabee represents Israeli interests more than the US.

George Bush’s infamous 2002 “axis of evil” speech entrenched US hostility toward Iran, which was followed by decades of sanctions, propaganda, and military threats, now upheld by the Trump-Netanyahu alliance.

The US “regime change” project in Venezuela began not with Maduro’s 2026 kidnapping but with the 2002 coup against Hugo Chávez, evolving over the years through hybrid warfare and crippling sanctions.

Ukraine’s abandonment of NATO aspirations after years of war with Russia reflects Western retreat, US strategic realignment, European weakness, and a familiar pattern of using and discarding allies.

Dick Cheney, former US vice president and architect of post-9/11 wars, championed military invasions, bloodshed and torture, leaving a legacy steeped in violence, deception, and infamy.