President Donald Trump has delayed any potential U.S. military strike against Iran until after the midterm elections, balancing diplomatic talks with domestic economic pressures.

President Donald Trump stated on Truth Social that the U.S. will hold off on military strikes against Iran until after the November 3 midterm elections, amid ongoing regional tensions.

President Donald Trump predicted that high oil and gas prices driven by the ongoing conflict with Iran will not ease until after the November mid-term elections.

With legislative chambers and governorships up for grabs across 46 states, upcoming midterm elections threaten to empower or stymie major policy initiatives.

GOP candidates nationwide are breaking with Donald Trump as cratering poll ratings and voter anger over inflation threaten an electoral rout.

President Trump's economic advisers are analyzing a potential temporary diesel export ban as surging fuel costs spark political and market debates.

The US House of Representatives passed a war powers resolution by a 220-204 vote regarding the conflict in Iran amid mounting costs and economic pressures.

The Supreme Court has blocked the Trump administration's attempt to enforce new mail-in voting restrictions for the upcoming midterm elections, preserving existing voting procedures.

President Donald Trump defended his pledge to send $5,000 cash payouts to American adults, insisting the plan is easily manageable if Republicans retain Congress.

US President Donald Trump has pledged a $5,000 federal payout to every adult American if the Republican Party retains control of both chambers of Congress.

President Donald Trump stated that oil prices spiked by the ongoing Iran conflict will not ease until after the U.S. mid-term elections.

President Donald Trump visited a manufacturing facility in Pennsylvania to refocus public attention on the domestic economy following an interim agreement regarding the recent conflict in the Middle East.

The U.S. Supreme Court cleared the way for the administration to advance new mail-in ballot regulations, as states face upcoming election deadlines and prepare new legal challenges.

During a speech in Marietta, President Trump targeted Senator Jon Ossoff with personal insults while expressing support for Republican candidate Mike Collins.

As the administration faces a crisis of confidence and low approval ratings, officials warn that compromised voter files could impact the midterm elections.