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The Iran War Could Grind Into 2027 as the Strait of Hormuz Stays Only Partly Blocked

The U.S.-Iran war is entering a prolonged phase as shipping through the Strait of Hormuz remains constrained rather than fully shut. Analysts and energy officials say partial transit has limited the immediate supply shock, but it has also reduced pressure for a rapid settlement.

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A string of recent departures from President Donald Trump’s White House has drawn attention in Washington as the administration heads toward the 2026 midterm elections. What is confirmed so far is a series of high-level exits, though the White House has not described them as part of a broader shake-up.

The Iran War Could Grind Into 2027 as the Strait of Hormuz Stays Only Partly Blocked

The U.S.-Iran war is entering a prolonged phase as shipping through the Strait of Hormuz remains constrained rather than fully shut. Analysts and energy officials say partial transit has limited the immediate supply shock, but it has also reduced pressure for a rapid settlement.

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A Business Owner Went $140K Into Debt From Tariffs. He Got $50K Back, Walmart Got $2.9B

A small business owner who went $140,000 into debt from tariffs said he has recovered only about $50,000, while Walmart reported a $2.9 billion tariff refund boost in its latest quarter. The contrast has sharpened attention on how tariff repayments are reaching companies of very different sizes.

Carney Walked Away From Trump’s Trade Deal. 90,000 Canadian Jobs Could Be at Risk

Canada’s Prime Minister Mark Carney said he walked away from a U.S. trade proposal he called a bad deal as new American tariffs took effect. Economists and business groups have warned that tens of thousands of Canadian jobs could be at risk if trade barriers remain in place.

Trump Administration wants to Drill Near a Sacred UNESCO Site. New Mexico Says “No”

Federal land managers are weighing whether to roll back a 10-mile drilling and mining buffer around Chaco Culture National Historical Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site in northwestern New Mexico. State officials say they have formally opposed the proposal, arguing the review was rushed and legally flawed.

Trump Called $21 Trillion in Debt “Unthinkable” in 2018. Now It’s Nearly $40 Trillion

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The U.S.-Iran war is entering a prolonged phase as shipping through the Strait of Hormuz remains constrained rather than fully shut. Analysts and energy officials say partial transit has limited the immediate supply shock, but it has also reduced pressure for a rapid settlement.

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The Iran War Could Grind Into 2027 as the Strait of Hormuz Stays Only Partly Blocked

The U.S.-Iran war is entering a prolonged phase as shipping through the Strait of Hormuz remains constrained rather than fully shut. Analysts and energy officials say partial transit has limited the immediate supply shock, but it has also reduced pressure for a rapid settlement.

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