War in Iran

Angie Craig, a DFL candidate for U.S. Senate, discusses her priorities including revising the 'Big Beautiful Bill' to focus on middle-class tax cuts, reforming healthcare to reduce costs, opposing Social Security benefit cuts without raising the retirement age, ending the war in Iran, and restructuring ICE and Border Patrol operations. She criticizes current policies for favoring the wealthy and lacking transparency.

Stephen Schork states refiners cannot increase capacity to lower gasoline and diesel prices for consumers. President Donald Trump criticized ExxonMobil Holdings Corp. and Chevron Corp. for high profits amid the war in Iran.

Five GOP candidates for South Carolina's Senate seat debated issues like the filibuster, the war in Iran, and data center expansion, revealing internal party divisions. Darlene Graham Nordone, endorsed by Trump, supported ending the filibuster, while Mark Sanford argued Congress should oversee the Iran war.

The war in Iran is complicating President Trump's domestic agenda. He is the only modern-era president to take the country to war without public support.

Oil production in Brazil reached a record high in June as rising non-OPEC supplies offset disruptions caused by the war in Iran.

U.S. President Donald Trump announced new talks to wind down the war in Iran will begin Monday afternoon, after deciding to delay 'massive' strikes he had previously threatened to launch against the country.

President Donald Trump announced new talks to wind down the war in Iran, set to begin Monday. The talks follow a decision to hold off on 'massive' strikes.

Democratic strategist James Carville criticized the party's messaging ahead of the midterms, stating it is 'not meeting the moment.' He emphasized that key races should focus on issues like the affordability crisis and the impacts from the ongoing war in Iran.

US jobless benefits filings rose to 197,000 last week, the highest since a 50-year low, but layoffs remain historically low. The Federal Reserve's PCE inflation metric hit 3.7%, above its 2% target, while the economy grew at a 1.5% annual rate in Q2. Companies like Verizon, UPS, Amazon, Disney, Starbucks, Walmart, and Microsoft have cut jobs recently.

A new AP-NORC poll shows most U.S. adults believe the war in Iran has not been worthwhile, with President Trump's approval rating on Iran dropping to 28%. The conflict, which began on Feb. 28, has resulted in 18 U.S. service member deaths and growing public dissatisfaction.

A new AP-NORC poll shows most Americans believe the war in Iran is not worthwhile, with President Donald Trump's approval rating on Iran dropping from 34% to 28%. The conflict, which began on Feb. 28, has resulted in 18 U.S. service member deaths, though the administration has attempted to revise those numbers.

President Trump faces growing domestic and international challenges as the war in Iran extends beyond five months with rising U.S. casualties and gas prices. His legislative agenda, including the SAVE Act, is stalled by Republican resistance, and midterms may shift Congress to Democratic control, limiting his remaining influence.

President Trump met with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Tuesday amid conflicts in Iran and Ukraine.

Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. will deliver his state of the nation speech amid a corruption scandal implicating his allies, the impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte, and security concerns from a bomb explosion and parts found in Manila. Marcos faces heightened security as he outlines programs to address the global economic impact of the Iran war and a national energy emergency.

New documentary footage shows Sen. Lindsey Graham supporting the war in Iran and comparing President Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to Franklin D. Roosevelt and Winston Churchill. The footage was captured by filmmaker Alex Holder over hundreds of hours.

A CBS News poll found 65% of Americans disapprove of President Trump's handling of the economy, 71% disapprove of his handling of inflation, and 63% believe the war in Iran is going badly for the United States.

President Trump attended a dignified transfer ceremony for American service members killed in the war in Iran. The article notes that Trump held off on major war escalation against Iran as advisers raised concerns.

The article discusses how President Trump's ability to shape narratives has faltered in the context of the Iran war, as his administration's handling has led to public skepticism. Trump's claims about Iran's nuclear program and missile capabilities are challenged by recent intelligence assessments, and his social media efforts to downplay the conflict have lost effectiveness.

Sgt. Michael Emmanuel Swinton was killed in recent days, one of 18 U.S. soldiers who have lost their lives since the beginning of the war in Iran.

Senate Majority Leader John Thune stated there are not enough votes to advance a House-passed budget resolution that would fund a $95 billion reconciliation bill for the war in Iran, farm aid, and election-related reforms. He emphasized the need to secure 50 Senate votes, which he claims are currently unattainable.

The U.S. Senate Appropriations Committee discussed military funding needs for the war in Iran, with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth estimating $37.5 billion in costs and Republicans citing urgent requirements. Democrats, including Patty Murray, criticized the war's impact and may oppose additional funding.

The U.S. Senate Appropriations Committee held a hearing to discuss additional military funding for the war in Iran, with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth estimating $37.5 billion in costs. Republicans emphasized urgent funding needs, while Democrats like Patty Murray criticized the war's impact and potential for more spending. Hegseth warned of critical shortfalls without congressional approval.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth testified before the Senate Appropriations Committee that the Iran war has cost $37.5 billion, with unobligated funds from a prior law insufficient to cover expenses. Committee members debated funding needs, with Republicans citing urgent military requirements and Democrats, including Patty Murray, opposing additional war funding due to concerns over safety and resource depletion.

The U.S. war in Iran has cost $37.5 billion so far, according to U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, an increase of nearly $8 billion since the last public estimate. Hegseth stated the figure includes certain aspects of the war and anticipated costs through September 30.

The Pentagon is depleting its funds rapidly and faces a budget shortfall within weeks due to the war in Iran if Congress does not approve a $67 billion request, according to a report.

The Greater Horn of Africa is facing a potential multicountry polycrisis driven by conflict, rising prices, climate impacts like El Niño, and disease. These factors are compounding existing regional challenges, creating a complex and escalating situation.

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer appeared to break wind on the Senate floor while criticizing President Trump and the war in Iran, suppressing a chuckle afterward. The incident went unobjected by senators and became viral.

JPMorgan Chase reported a $16.9 billion second-quarter profit, driven by record revenue in its equities trading division due to market volatility linked to the war in Iran. Wells Fargo also saw a 22% rise in net income to $6.4 billion, with growth in investment banking and markets revenue.

JPMorgan Chase reported a $16.9 billion profit in the second quarter, driven by record revenue across all business lines, particularly in equities trading fueled by market volatility from the war in Iran. The bank's investment banking division revenue rose 30%, with analysts forecasting continued strong M&A and IPO activity through 2026.

JPMorgan Chase reported a $16.9 billion second-quarter profit, driven by a 35% revenue increase in its markets division and an 86% surge in equity markets revenue due to market volatility from the war in Iran. Wells Fargo also saw a 22% rise in net income to $6.4 billion, with investment banking revenue growing 20% and markets revenue up 24%.

An exclusive Harris Poll survey for the Guardian reveals 95% of Americans believe the US is facing an affordability crisis, with 57% citing worsening economic conditions due to rising grocery and gas costs. The poll highlights concerns amid the war in Iran and approaching midterm elections.

Australia forecasts an A$38 billion (US$26 billion) increase in export income due to rising commodity and energy prices linked to the war in Iran. The Department of Industry, Science and Resources projects resources exports to reach A$416 billion by June 2027, assuming trade disruptions persist until June 2026.

Rising food and gasoline prices, driven by tariffs and the war in Iran, are making the upcoming July 4 celebration the most expensive in the U.S. as the country marks its 250th birthday.

The Trump administration requested $87.6 billion in emergency funding to cover the cost of the war in Iran and other expenses. The proposal lacks broad Democratic support, complicating its potential passage into law.

Senate Republicans, after being berated by President Donald Trump for opposing his war in Iran, reversed their position and voted late-night to appease him. The vote aimed to address Trump's criticism over their initial opposition to the military action.

The article discusses the decline of American power and examines Beijing's perspective on the war in Iran. It focuses on shifting geopolitical dynamics between the U.S. and China in relation to the conflict.

President Trump canceled plans to sign a housing cost bill after a closed-door luncheon with Republican senators turned into a shouting match over the war in Iran. The president is pushing for senators to pass a separate bill that would alter voting rules.

The Pentagon reported $29 billion in U.S. military costs for the Iran conflict, but experts estimate the true cost exceeds $200 billion. The war has caused economic strain, public disapproval of President Trump, and ongoing financial demands, with additional $80 billion requested for military operations.

Asian shares are trading mixed in subdued conditions as market enthusiasm wanes and uncertainty persists over efforts to resolve the war in Iran.

High oil prices have led to a surge in Chinese electric vehicle sales, but charging networks are struggling to keep up. The war in Iran has influenced the global EV market, allowing Chinese automakers to expand in the developing world as fuel prices rise.