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Let’s be honest. Iran has Us President Donald Trump in a headlock over the Strait of Hormuz. The White House is fighting to reopen a waterway that wasn’t closed before the conflict started. But Tehran risks overplaying its hand: If it continues to squeeze, it will lose strategic leverage — not immed

Wheat futures held gains after jumping 5% on Wednesday, as Ukrainian and Russian strikes in the Black Sea threatened a key export route for the warring countries.

Dispatches from Ukraine. Day 1603.

What is Pickaxe Mountain, the Iranian nuclear-linked site threatened by Trump? Reuters

In life, the late Senator Lindsey Graham, who died of a heart condition on Saturday, chased relevancy above all else. It was this need that took him from being a fervent anti-Trumper aligned with Senator John McCain to being a Republican whose last campaign emphasized his allegiance and closeness to

EXCLUSIVE: US strikes on Iran strengthen Trump's options for new escalation, officials say Reuters

To hear some people talk about it, the problem with China’s car industry is a tsunami of state-directed spending on electric vehicles.

Shares of companies in the swimming pool business sank on Wednesday amid signs that wary consumers are pulling back on spending despite a summer of intense heat.

California AG lays out potential concessions in Warner Bros/Paramount deal - report

Taiwan eyes local AI as digital 'bulwark' against Chinese influence