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A senior Houthi official warned other nations against joining Saudi Arabia in Yemen’s renewed civil war, saying the rebels have assured the Trump administration they will not target U.S. vessels in the Red Sea. The report details recent Houthi advances, Saudi-led coalition strikes, and indirect U.S.-Houthi contacts through Oman.
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The opinion argues that U.S. battery independence requires domestic capability across materials, technology, and manufacturing because China dominates every stage of lithium-ion production. It asks how Washington will help American companies build competitive alternatives after criticizing Ford's Chinese battery partnerships.
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Ukraine used its new FP-5 Flamingo cruise missile and more than 1,000 drones in a major strike on Moscow and Russian oil refineries, according to Ukrainian officials. The article emphasizes the weapon's range and power, reports refinery damage and casualties, and frames the attack as hitting Russia's war financing.
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Transcript of a Face the Nation interview with IBM vice chairman and former Trump economic adviser Gary Cohn about high energy costs, negative consumer sentiment, AI-related uncertainty, and the Federal Reserve's recent rate hike. Cohn defends the Fed's inflation-fighting move and describes inflation as largely supply-driven.
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Iran warned the United States and its allies against any major new attack, saying it had information one was being prepared and threatening sustained retaliation. The report also covers a US State Department security alert, Houthi strikes on Saudi Arabia, and the broader regional war's impact on shipping and energy markets.
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Diesel prices have surged to a record national average, driven largely by the U.S. war with Iran, creating a political problem for Republicans ahead of the midterms. Trump is downplaying the costs while analysts warn prices may keep rising, and Democrats are using the issue against GOP candidates. Republicans are divided on remedies and face eroding voter confidence on the economy.
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President Trump publicly speculated about 'blowing up' Iran while weighing options that include wiping Iran out, letting it rot economically, or making a deal. The article also notes upcoming meetings with Persian Gulf leaders and Iranian officials at the UN General Assembly, and ties the Iran war to skyrocketing gas prices and Republican midterm vulnerabilities.
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Nineteen states have approved permanent daylight saving time, but the change requires congressional approval. The House passed the Sunshine Protection Act, and the Senate could take it up after recess. If enacted, it would end the twice-yearly clock change, though timing and votes remain uncertain.
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Mercedes-Benz eActros 600 electric truck has been converted into a motorhome for a planned 28,000-mile battery-electric circumnavigation through more than 30 countries. The expedition aims to complete the trip with no more than 80 charging stops and a 621-mile target range.
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This op-ed questions the Federal Reserve's quarter-point rate increase under Kevin Warsh, arguing that moderating core inflation and supply-side factors make the move hard to justify. It warns that higher credit costs could harm small businesses and working families while doing little to address energy-driven inflation.
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A liberal comic’s Instagram post recounting an overheard D.C. bar conversation with three Republican power players spread among Trump advisers and complicated oilman Harry Sargeant’s efforts to repair ties with the administration. The article details Sargeant’s tensions with Marco Rubio, sanctions on his company, and the subsequent Venezuelan oil deal.
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Labour Party chair Bridget Phillipson said Sir Jim Ratcliffe loses the moral high ground by criticising the UK while living as a tax exile in Monaco. The article reports her comments alongside Ratcliffe's stated loss of confidence in the UK over high taxes and immigration, plus a government response on North Sea oil and clean energy.