WASHINGTON (AP) — JD Vance was supposed to be spending the week promoting his new book, the kind of event a potential presidential candidate like the vice president typically uses

JD Vance claims 2028 can wait, but his dual media blitz for a new Catholic memoir and a high-stakes US-Iran deal tells a different story.

Vice President JD Vance fired back at critics of President Donald Trump's peace deal, accusing them of spreading 'Iranian propaganda.'

Vance, a former Marine, has long been considered one of the more dovish voices in President Donald Trump's inner circle.

Why J.D. Vance wants to be the face of the Iran deal.