WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump, whose fierce denunciation of military adventurism abroad fueled his unlikely rise to the top of the Republican Party, risks becoming ensnared by that very type of conflict.

The man who said nation-building was an “absolute failure” is dangerously close to getting into the same game as George W. Bush. From :

"America first" was Donald Trump's promise on the 2024 campaign trail, but his administration broke that oath late Friday when it launched a joint U.S.-Israeli attack on Iran. Now the president's staunchest supporters are echoing the anti-war cries of lefties.

Trump campaigned as a staunch critic of previous U.S. wars in the Middle East, and some in his MAGA coalition aren't happy about the Iran operation.

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President Donald Trump has taken the United States into war with Iran despite decades of self-professed aversion to foreign entanglements, particularly in the Middle East.

President Trump didn't seek Congress' approval before the U.S. carried out military strikes against Iran on Saturday, Feb. 28. Here's how and why.

The United States has a rough track record of toppling autocratic regimes and securing peaceful democracies — even when it has vision for the day after.