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Saudi Arabia’s $180 Oil Warning Signals a Self-Defeating Price Spiral
The world's biggest oil producer is privately projecting a price surge it doesn't want — and can't stop without a war it didn't start
The world's biggest oil producer is privately projecting a price surge it doesn't want — and can't stop without a war it didn't start
The U.S. bombed Iran's primary crude export hub Friday but spared the oil facilities, leaving a loaded ultimatum over the Strait of Hormuz
A waterway that normally moves 20 million barrels a day is down to a trickle, with no Navy escort in sight
Senator called America "much, much safer" after Khamenei's death, then declared the terror threat the highest in decades
While global media frames Pezeshkian's apology as a de-escalation move, the diplomatic calculus behind it points to something more calculated: separating Arab neighbors from the U.S.-Israeli coalition
A Supreme Court ruling erased the White House's fiscal centerpiece, and the CBO says the hole is $2 trillion deep
Iran's ground-painted helicopter decoy fooled Israeli targeting systems — and the IDF broadcast the evidence of its own miss to the world
The author who built an empire on empathy now funds legal battles her own franchise stars publicly oppose