What to Watch for as Vance Heads for Negotiations With Iran
US has two chief options: use military force again or cut a deal.
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As I write this, Vice President JD Vance is on a plane heading to Islamabad, Pakistan, to start negotiations with Iran over an end to the conflict. To say a lot is riding on it is a major understatement, especially as both sides begin to stake out positions ahead of the peace talks.