DENVER (KDVR) — The Pentagon is reportedly seeking an additional $200 billion in funds to be approved by Congress for the war in Iran, but representatives for Colorado of both parties have differing ...

WASHINGTON — Secretary of War Pete Hegseth and President Trump confirmed Thursday they are seeking $200 billion in supplemental defense funding amid the war in Iran. If approved by Congress, the money ...

The Pentagon will ask Congress to approve funding to pay for the war in Iran, however the exact amount is still being determined, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said. “Obviously, it takes money to ...

War Secretary Pete Hegseth said Thursday the Pentagon will ask Congress for additional funding related to the Iran war as Operation Epic Fury continues into its third week. Speaking at a Pentagon ...

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth defended the Pentagon’s $200 billion funding request, which was sent to the White House for the ongoing war against Iran, saying it “takes money to kill bad guys.” “I ...

A time of war is a time of sacrifice, friends. So I’m sorry to report that the war we already decisively won against Iran, the country whose military we 100% obliterated, is going to cost an ...

The Pentagon’s $200 billion request to cover the costs of the Iran war will reimburse what the Defense Department has already spent and what is ahead, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said Friday as a ...

Since the Iran war began, the market narrative has been simple: the oil spike, inflationary impulse and wider market volatility will be temporary and die down once the conflict halts, allowing central ...

A Polymarket user made over half a million dollars after betting that Iran leader would be ousted. The trades have reignited debate over prediction markets, with critics warning that the platforms may ...

WASHINGTON >> President Donald Trump said on Thursday the United States stood to make significant money from oil prices driven higher by the war with Iran, prompting criticism from some lawmakers who ...

As the uncertainty of the Iran war unfolds, investors are looking for safe havens for their money. Between the uncertain duration and outcome of the war, investors are also concerned about the price ...

The first week of President Donald Trump’s military strikes in Iran have cost American taxpayers over $6 billion, according to Pentagon sources cited by The New York Times—as other sources place ...