By Garsha Vazirian

Why the war on Iran will dictate the next era in American politics

On Washington’s deepening fissures, the economic backlash, and the right’s good-cop, bad-cop routine

TEHRAN — The fragile two-week ceasefire that took effect around April 8, decidedly not a victory for Washington or Tel Aviv, has forced Iran’s adversaries to confront the limits of their military pressure and the internal rivalries that both fuel the war and are now being reshaped by its possible fallout.