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Record Diesel Prices Persist Despite Rising Oil FlowsBusiness — Oct 7, 2026Record U.S. crude production has not eased diesel shortages and high prices because refining capacity and distillate inventories remain constrained, while recovering oil flows through the Strait of Hormuz have yet to fully relieve market pressure. Even with diesel prices surging, electric trucks still struggle to compete with diesel-powered rigs on cost and time.

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Trump Claims Strait of Hormuz Deal Imminent — Aug 5, 2026President Donald Trump is claiming a deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz is imminent and could come Wednesday or Thursday. Trump was asked about the timing of an announcement coming as early as Wednesday. “It could…

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US Officials Say Strait of Hormuz Still Closed; Iran Forgot Where Mines Are Placed — Apr 11, 2026The Strait of Hormuz has not fully reopened because Iran forgot where it laid some of the mines in the waterway. Speaking on condition of anonymity, U.S. officials told The New York Times these mines were the reason the…

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Trump Claims Hormuz Mines Cleared; Warns Iran — Aug 25, 2026President Trump claims all naval mines have been removed from the Strait of Hormuz, declaring the strait open, even labeling it as ‘new US territory,’ with Space Force monitoring and a strong naval blockade in place. While White House officials and Trump cite cleared mines and open passage, multiple reports suggest ongoing clearance activities, disputed timings, and continued tensions with Iran amid mixed shipping data and market reactions.

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IJRFBI Nabs Saudi National Accused Of Hiding Bug In Toilet Paper To Spy On AI Giant’s Inner SanctumDylan Kresak · 3 min · 53m

US Oil, Gas Production Hits All-Time High — Aug 23, 2026U.S. oil and natural gas production has reached an all-time high, with Energy Secretary Chris Wright crediting President Trump's energy agenda and American workers for boosting output and energy security. The remarks come amid Strait of Hormuz tensions, with the U.S. Navy aiding oil flows as crude markets hover in the mid-$90s per barrel.

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President Trump Lays Out New Rules Of Engagement For Iran — Jul 24, 2026President Donald Trump warned Iran on Wednesday that the United States would retaliate against Iranian infrastructure each time the country attacks a vessel traveling through the Strait of Hormuz. In a post on Truth Social, Trump said any future Iranian attack involving a missile, rocket, drone or other weapon would be met with the destruction […]

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Houthi Attacks on Saudi Arabia Escalate — Sep 10, 2026The United States has deployed more than 100 American advisers—some reports up to about 200—to Saudi Arabia to provide intelligence, geospatial data, and real-time targeting support under a newly formed joint forces command to aid Saudi operations against Yemen’s Houthi forces. Washington says it is not directly participating in or refueling strikes, even as the conflict concentrates near the Bab al-Mandab Strait and raises concerns about shipping routes through the Red Sea.

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Iran-Israel Conflict Persists as US Reassesses Strategy — Aug 26, 2026President Trump said he has no time schedule and is not in a hurry to resume talks with Iran, signaling a continued pressure campaign that combines economic sanctions and ongoing military actions as the conflict extends far beyond initial projections. The remarks, reported across multiple outlets, come as tensions around the Strait of Hormuz and global energy markets remain high amid a prolonged U.S.-Iran confrontation.

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Trump Presses Economic Leverage as Iran Delays Talks — Aug 6, 2026President Donald Trump said he has paused planned military strikes on Iran to pursue a deal, claiming the perimeters of a potential agreement include the opening of the Hormuz Strait, while maintaining that the United States is ready to act if diplomacy falters. He has repeatedly framed his approach as preferring a negotiated settlement and has pursued concurrent domestic policy moves and political appearances that shape the timing and public messaging around the Iran situation.

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Daily Caller News FoundationFauci Blamed Trump For Lab Leak Theory Taking Off, Diary ShowsAnthony Fauci blamed President Donald Trump for the public's concern that the COVID-19 pandemic had emanated from a laboratory in Wuhan to which Fauci's institute had shipped funding and high-risk coronavirus experiments, newly released documents show.24m · 2 reads

Iran Supreme Leader Remains Unseen Six Months — Aug 25, 2026Six months after the war began, Iran’s supreme leader Mojtaba Khamenei remains unseen, with officials insisting he’s in control yet prompting rising doubts about who leads Iran and whether the regime can function without his visible presence. At the same time, reports of potential de-escalation with the U.S. and Iran surface, though disputes over shipping control in the Strait of Hormuz and related fees threaten an interim peace framework.

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Trump administration considers 10-day Iran ceasefire, airstrikes remainWorld — Jul 21, 2026The Trump administration is reviewing a 10-day ceasefire proposal backed by mediators to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and allow time to discuss a longer maritime framework, while considering ongoing airstrikes if diplomacy falters. With both sides maintaining military pressure and regional powers weighing their options, the outcome remains uncertain and oil markets are playing close attention to any signs of a diplomatic breakthrough or escalation, including potential widening conflict with Israel.

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Modi Ties BRICS Trade Goals to Secure Sea Lanes and Seafarer Safety — Sep 11, 2026PM Modi used the BRICS Business Forum to stress that global trade hinges on secure sea lanes, open supply routes, and the safety of seafarers, reinforcing India’s commitment to freedom of navigation amid regional tensions around the Strait of Hormuz. He also highlighted BRICS’ growing economic heft, noting the bloc’s combined GDP has expanded nearly four-and-a-half times as it accounts for about 50% of the world’s population, 40% of GDP, and over 25% of global trade, while promoting women entrepreneurs and broader trade collaboration.

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Priya Raman BRICS already covers half the world's people and a big share of trade, so stressing seafarer safety alongside economic ties shows real leadership on key issues.

Gulf nations plan new pipelines to bypass Hormuz — Jul 23, 2026Gulf nations, including the UAE, are investing heavily to bypass the Strait of Hormuz by expanding port capacity outside the strait and by building multiple pipeline routes to the Red Sea, Suez Canal, and Gulf of Oman. Projects range from DP World’s Al Rugaylat and Dibba terminals in the UAE to seven or more major pipelines under construction or planned, with timelines spanning a few years and the aim of reducing exposure to Hormuz disruptions and boosting resilience for oil exports.

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Vance denies Iran conflict is a war despite continued strikes — Sep 3, 2026Vice President JD Vance maintains that the Iran conflict is not a war, noting there is no active shooting and that major combat lasted only six weeks, even as Iran and the US continue limited strikes and exchanges near the Strait of Hormuz. He refuses to offer a timeline for ending the conflict, placing the onus on Iran to stop the hostilities while the US sustains military operations and casualties escalate.

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Dana Whitfield Calling it something other than "war" doesn't change what it looks like to the people getting shot at.

IJR‘You’re A War Criminal!’ Protesters Scream At Hegseth During Army Conference In DCFrancis Kapper · 2 min · 1h