World Bank Says The Iran War Is Throttling Global Growth
The lender cuts its 2026 forecast to the weakest since the pandemic and warns of a deeper slump if energy supply worsens.
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Oil Slides As Traders Price In A Hormuz Reopening
Crude fell sharply on the deal signal, though the strait stays shut and the blockade remains until any agreement is signed.
Stocks Roar Back On Hopes The Iran War Is Ending
A relief rally swept Wall Street and then Asia after the deal signal, with chipmakers leading the charge.
Trump Halts Strikes And Claims An Iran Deal, But Tehran Holds Back
The president says the framework is approved and a signing is days away, though Iran insists nothing is final and the blockade stays.
Ohio Approves New Photo ID Rules For Mail Voting
Under the legislation, voters casting ballots by mail will need to include a copy of an approved photo ID with either their absentee ballot application or their completed ballot.
Portland Man Sentenced For Assaulting ICE Officer During Protest
U.S. District Judge Adrienne Nelson imposed the sentence after 25-year-old Robert Jacob Hoopes pleaded guilty to aggravated assault of a federal employee with a dangerous weapon.
More Than 30 Lawsuits Filed Against GKN Aerospace After Chemical Incident
The lawsuits stem from an incident involving an overheated tank containing methyl methacrylate, a highly flammable industrial chemical.
JD Vance Chief Of Staff Jacob Reses To Leave White House Role
Reses reportedly informed Vance of his plans several months ago after he and his wife learned they were expecting their first child.
Appeals Court Allows U.S. To Continue Collecting 10% Tariffs
The decision allows the tariffs, imposed in February under Section 122 of the Trade Act, to remain in effect as the court reviews whether the administration acted within its legal authority.
U.S. Becomes World’s Largest Oil Exporter For Third Straight Month
Supply disruptions affecting major producers, including instability in the Middle East and constraints on Russian exports, have increased demand for American crude among buyers seeking reliable alternative supplies.
Reactions To ‘Teen Takeover’ Forcing Cancelation Of Church Festival In Columbus Suburb
Footage shows Friday’s chaotic scene. Both Bexley and Columbus police officers responded to the site, given the proximity to both cities.
Trump Calls For ‘Generational’ Military Investment, Voter ID Requirement
Trump also highlighted ambitious projects such as the “Golden Dome” missile defense system and a “Golden Fleet” naval expansion, presenting them as key pillars of a broader strategy to deter foreign adversaries and maintain U.S. dominance across land, sea, air, and space.
Victor Davis Hanson: Scott Pelley’s CBS Complaint Backfires
He says at one point he started to tear up when talking about his former colleague, executive producer Tanya Simon, being fired and said it felt like, “Your spouse being murdered.”
Virginia State GOP Set To Vote On Radical Democratic Amendments
The amendments cover abortion, same-sex marriage and gender identity, and voting rights for those convicted of felonies.
Congress Must Use Reconciliation To End The Fed’s Interest On Reserve Payments
Few Americans realize that a little-known Federal Reserve Bank (Fed) practice has already cost taxpayers hundreds of billions of dollars—and Congress has the power to stop it.
California’s Skid Row Voter Case Proves Trump Right About The SAVE Act
It has multiplied the pathways for ballots to enter circulation and remain in the counting process while reducing the most important eligibility question to little more than an honor system: Is the voter an American citizen?