California leaders are condemning President Trump after he suggested that Iran could take out Los Angeles or San Diego as he defended the war.

After President Donald Trump suggested that Iran could "take out" cities like San Diego and Los Angeles, a White House aide is clarifying the comment.

Iran asserted that Trump's allegations are baseless, unrealistic, and merely for the sake of election campaign rhetoric.

President Donald Trump doubled down on his claims that Iran could "take out" two Southern California cities but promised soon after, "we are not going to let that happen." While speaking at a rally in ...

CAIRO/DUBAI − Yemen's Tehran-backed Houthis attacked four cities in the south of U.S. ally Saudi Arabia, wounding more than 70 people and setting oil installations ablaze in what appeared to be a ...

At a Monday night rally in Nebraska, President Donald Trump spoke about the Iran war and record-high oil prices, both of which are outraging voters and promise to be deciding factors in the November ...

A comment by President Donald Trump during a campaign rally in Nebraska on Monday sparked immediate backlash from California leaders after he suggested Iran could "take out" a U.S. city with a nuclear ...