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LeadNationwide ground stop roils air travel

Many fliers stuck at terminals after what Homeland Security calls telecom outage.

Jake Sheridan· Chicago Tribune · US
SecondaryOPEN FOR BUSINESS

Chicago's first self-cleaning public toilet launches in Polish Triangle

Anthony Faiola· Washington Post · US
LeadIn Venezuela, a U.S.-backed oil empire rises

Northodox partnership links U.S. taxpayers with the fortunes of mysterious billionaire anointed by Trump

Jason Nark· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryHard winter coming for homes that heat with oil

Pennsylvanians are buying heating oil a few gallons at a time at gas stations to get them through cold spells.

Sonja Sharp· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryFeds deploy election watchers to L.A.

The late surge adds to turmoil over voting as Justice Department presses its case.

LeadUS offers oil majors' return to Russia in Ukraine peace talks with Kremlin

Potential deals for American groups • Broad push to end Putin's war • Big shift in western ties floated

George SteerIan Smith· Financial Times · UK
LeadMeta and AI spending plans trigger steep US tech selloff as investor fears grow

● Platform's shares fall 7% ● Flight to US Treasuries ● Oil prices surge ● French bond yields soar

LeadFahnbulleh minded to reject Rosebank oilfield, sources say

Energy minister's verdict on North Sea site could still be overruled by PM

Benoit FauconGeorgi KantchevRebecca Feng· Wall Street Journal · US
LeadGulf Oil Tops Prewar Flow

U.S.-backed shipping system aids tankers, but traders worry fighting could restart

Elliot Hughes· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondaryLegal gap in assault cases shut in Minn.

"Loophole" that roiled Cornell closed in 2021.

Chris SerresDanny Mcdonald· Boston Globe · US
SecondaryAn unlikely scene of trouble roils island idyll

Vineyard questions how an alleged rape could occur at police barracks

Susie Blann· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryIn defiance of Trump, Ukraine renews strikes on Russian oil refineries

Zelensky said he felt betrayed by Trump's deal with Putin and Starlink limits that restricted use of Ukrainian drones.

Ben Glickman and Jasmine Li· Wall Street Journal · US
SecondaryRates Threaten To Spoil The Party For Banks

Goldman, JPMorgan post higher profits, but Wall Street's mood is cautious

Alan FeuerGlenn Thrush· New York Times · US
LeadTrump’s Retribution Case Has Plunged Into Turmoil

‘Grand Conspiracy’ Inquiry Stung by Feuds, Resignations and Lack of Evidence

Vivan Nereim and Esmail Naam· New York Times · US
SecondaryHOUSIS ATTACKS ON SAUDI CAPITAL RISK A WIDER WAR

Oil Prices Up Sharply

LeadFor a new courthouse, an eye-popping price

Springfield roiled by $2b cost and state's choice of location, builder

Alice Hancock· Financial Times · UK
LeadOil tanker captains paid $100,000 a month for perilous Hormuz voyages

Owners offer 'danger money' • 'Mercenaries' face Iranian strikes • 93 ships attacked since February

Mark Landler· New York Times · US
LeadNear Election, Deep Turmoil Grips France

Finances and Far Right Imperil Welfare State

Karyna Cheung· Boston Globe · US
SecondaryHeating oil prices go through the roof

$2 a gallon higher than last year; consumers brace

James Osborne· Houston Chronicle · US
LeadExxon warns against ruling

Attorney tells justices oil giant could owe billions over climate change

Rachel Nostrant· Houston Chronicle · US
LeadTop court hears Big Oil climate case

Exxon Mobil asking if it's liable for damage caused by emissions

Justin Jouvenal· Washington Post · US
SecondaryShould Big Oil pay for climate change's fallout?

Boulder, Colorado, case before the Supreme Court will help decide

Staff· Arizona Republic · US
LeadSHOULD THEY DRILL HERE?

After 320,000 acres in northern Arizona were nominated for oil and gas leasing – where experts say no oil or gas exists – a public lands mystery began

Summer SaidGeorgi Kantchev· Wall Street Journal · US
LeadMideast Oil Exports Rebound As Iran's Grip on Strait Eases

Volume recovers to 80% of prewar levels, but risk also mounts of Tehran escalation

Riley Beggin· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryWith his economic approval at 27%, Trump trying to aid U.S. consumers

Dropping beef tariffs made ranchers mad. A proposed ban on diesel exports riled oil companies. A $5,000 check has few believers.

Staff· The Independent · UK
LeadEnergy price shock deals blow to PM’s social care plan

Forecast of soaring cost of oil and gas seen by The Independent risks derailing Andy Burnham’s hopes of creating NHS-style system to finally end ‘broken and unfair’ adult social care

Staff· The Independent · UK
SecondaryRAF BOMB PLOT FOILED Iran link probed by counter-terror police as five men arrested

Police evacuate residents near RAF Fairford, Gloucestershire, which is also used by the US Air Force

Matt Hughes and Paul MacInnes and Will Unwin· The Guardian · UK
LeadPremier League in turmoil after Man City found guilty
Staff· The Guardian · UK
SecondarySaudi oil scientists working on IPCC reports

Guardian investigation reveals fossil fuel links to authors of reports that underpin international climate negotiations.

Staff· The Independent · UK
SecondaryWhite House presses Zelensky to curb strikes on Russian oil refineries

An attack on Ukraine’s Zaporizhzhia yesterday – but the US wants Kyiv to stop hitting Putin’s fuel depots

Summer SaidGeorgi KantchevRebecca Feng· Wall Street Journal · US
LeadOil-Tanker Shortage Threatens To Keep Fuel Prices Elevated

Record shipping cost through Strait of Hormuz could offset any crude-price slide

Aamer Madhani· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryIf not for China, oil prices might be worse

Iran war sent costs soaring. Trump can thank Xi's policy that they aren't higher.

Amanda Drane· Houston Chronicle · US
LeadDisaster in the making

Joaquin’s municipal water is in danger from oil and gas wastewater

Max Colchester· Wall Street Journal · US
SecondaryElon Musk Roils U.K. Politics With His X Megaphone

New anti-immigration party benefits from his tweets; ‘civil war is inevitable’

Michael Wilner· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryOil market shock is feared as Iran throttles supply

Pipeline attack and Houthi advance may further boost price before midterms.

Isaac ArnsdorfMariana AlfaroErin Cox· Washington Post · US
SecondaryThird-party candidates accused of spoiler roles

Libertarians and Greens, some say, are plants to spoil tight midterm races

Kate DuguidIan Smith· Financial Times · UK
LeadTen-year Treasury yield tops 5% as inflation fears batter bond markets

Key global gauge at fraught level First time since 2023 Oil price climbs Bets on Fed rate rise

Alan Rappeport· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondaryBond market bets against Bessent, sending borrowing costs higher

Oil prices jump: Increase comes after Saudi pipeline is struck.

Summer Said· Wall Street Journal · US
LeadWidening Mideast Instability Squeezes Global Oil Supplies

Houthi offensive in Yemen puts second vital energy corridor under Tehran’s sway

Jenny GrossRebecca F. Elliott· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondaryOil ships have fewer routes for exporting

Houthi control making Gulf navigation riskier.

Jamie SmythGeorge SteerIan Smith· Financial Times · UK
LeadOil price surge and signs of stubborn inflation reignite global bond sell-off

US 30-year yield soars Saudi output falls Crude at $107 a barrel Trump in $1tn vote pledge

Isaac ArnsdorfNatalie Allison· Washington Post · US
LeadTrump stumps on his record

Oil price spike intrudes on GOP midterm convention

Enas Alashray and Idrees Ali and Jana Choukeir· Arizona Republic · US
SecondaryOil tops $100 a barrel as Gulf fighting intensifies
Jack PitcherRebecca Feng· Wall Street Journal · US
SecondaryOil Nears $100, Threatens Stocks’ Long Run

Major indexes drop and benchmark Treasury yield is highest since 2023

Chris Palmer· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryJudge overseeing case roiling Krasner’s office is known as stern and no-nonsense

U.S. District Judge Paul S. Diamond is weighing what to do in a post-conviction case marked by accusations of lawyer misconduct.

Staff· The Guardian · UK
SecondaryNorth Sea gasfield set to be given approval in days

Ministers poised to give go-ahead to the Jackdaw oilfield despite calls for plan to be dropped

Connor StringerNick Gutteridge· Daily Telegraph · UK
LeadArgentina threat to Falklands oil fields

Milei plan for sanctions on British firm set to trigger new row over future of islands

Malcolm Moore· Financial Times · UK
LeadChevron leads US charge to tap Venezuelan oil with $7bn pledge

Energy major plans to double output • Trump seeks ‘transformation’ • Italy’s Eni also signs deal

Gerry Shih· Washington Post · US
LeadSyria eyes role as Middle East hub

Offers alternative transit routes for oil, options to bypass Strait of Hormuz

Romy Ellenbogen· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryAG hopeful leans in on big-business criticism

Democrat Jose Javier Rodriguez lost his Senate seat in 2020 amid an illicit spoiler campaign.

Michael M. Phillips· Wall Street Journal · US
SecondaryAl Qaeda-Houthi Alliance Stirs New Trouble for U.S.

The militants threaten another Middle East oil-shipping route

SecondaryTrump’s oil deal comes with risks

Likely to be years before production meaningfully ramps up, experts say

Chris Serres· Boston Globe · US
SecondaryA lottery triumph, with big recoil

Critics blast online rollout for use of cartoon images, say games attract children

Samantha Schmidt and Helena Carpio· Washington Post · US
SecondaryVenezuela’s vow on oil sovereignty gets tested

Trump aims to grab windfall from country’s untapped reserves

Tony DiverCamilla Turner· Sunday Telegraph · UK
LeadHealey eyes tax grab on banks and Big Oil

Chancellor looks to plug hole in finances, find money for defence and shield families

LeadTrump secures a vast U.S. stake in Venezuela's oil

Goal is to persuade energy companies to drill

Chris Palmer· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
LeadJudge alludes to possible crimes by DA’s office

At a hearing in federal court, Philly prosecutors recounted interoffice turmoil surrounding a disputed appellate case.

Ian Lovett· Wall Street Journal · US
SecondaryCosta Rican Drug Violence Sparks Political Turmoil

A bastion of democratic stability faces trafficking surge

Tom CotterillJoe Barnes· Daily Telegraph · UK
LeadUK handed secrets to foil Putin’s saboteurs

Ukraine shares its ‘goldmine’ of battlefield intelligence that will train military’s AI

Karen GarciaAlex Wigglesworth· Los Angeles Times · US
LeadThe heat is rising, and so is the misery index

SoCal summer of hotter nights, broiling beaches

Maya Wilkins· Chicago Tribune · US
SecondaryVolunteers offer aid to Calumet Township

Meals, portable toilets provided amid power outage, sewage issues

Jack Prator· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryLeaders going underground to get rid of toilet water

Pinellas officials are leaning on the controversial wastewater solution as a state deadline looms.

Grace Toohey· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryTexas oil firm can keep pumping off Santa Barbara

Federal judge also strips California of regulatory oversight of the operation.

Harriet Clarfelt· Financial Times · UK
LeadLong-term borrowing costs hit highs as inflation and fiscal deficit fears rise

AI bonds surge fuels sell-off ● Public debt under strain ● Fallout for equities ● Oil's rise dims outlook

Akira Davis· New York Times · US
SecondaryOil Giants in Gulf Sprint to Expand Reserves Abroad

Iran War Chokes Flow

Rowena MasonRichard Adams· The Guardian · UK
LeadUniversities fear financial turmoil amid slump in overseas students

University leaders are warning of financial turmoil in Britain's higher education system after new figures suggested a collapse in international student numbers would deprive the sector of vital income and undermine its future.

LeadUkraine ceases strikes on oil tankers using Russian port after Vance request

Key Kazakh route for crude ● Washington fears market volatility ● Chevron and Exxon stakes at risk

Joe Barnes· Daily Telegraph · UK
SecondaryPutin threatens to seize British ships after oil crackdown

The UK is considering selling the property they have plundered from us. This is piracy and robbery

Summer SaidGeorgi Kantchev· Wall Street Journal · US
LeadIran Battles To Outlast U.S. Pressure

Tehran moves to becoming a ‘survival’ economy as inflation rises, oil exports fall

SecondaryTrump, Hegseth clash over weaponry

Frustrations about the Iran war boiled over at Camp David

LeadProfits of war Oil giants make $90bn from price surge as climate crisis engulfs Europe

Windfall from Iran conflict triggers accusations of 'cashing in on human misery'

Adriana PérezJonathan Bullington· Chicago Tribune · US
SecondaryA pastor became an oilman. Spills and pollution followed

At least 11 overflows linked to Indian Liberty’s roughly 1,400 wells

Evan Halper· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryBig oil companies reap billions from the Iran war

Consumers may struggle at the gas pump, but ExxonMobil's profits doubled and Chevron's almost quadrupled.

Collin Eaton· Wall Street Journal · US
SecondaryIn War’s Turmoil, Oil Giants See Huge Windfall

Industry titans post blockbuster earnings as conflict disruptions stoke energy prices

Robert Anglen· Arizona Republic · US
SecondaryAZ judge embroiled in British scandal

Seen with convicted man seeking Trump’s clemency

Sarah Henry· Arizona Republic · US
SecondarySoil offers clues to next wildfires

Moisture can help predict severity, location of blazes

Laura Crimaldi· Boston Globe · US
SecondaryTribulations, turmoil grip Stoughton

Select Board to address latest police dust-up after town official sidelines chief

Cathy Bussewitz and Mae Anderson and Anne D'innocenzio· Los Angeles Times · US
LeadSoaring oil prices add new pocketbook stress

Gas, groceries and more to rise as war revives

Mark Landler· New York Times · US
LeadFrance, Broiling, Asks Spain for Survival Tips

Going to Work Earlier? Perhaps. Siestas? A Tougher Sell.

Verity RatcliffeSteff Chavez· Financial Times · UK
LeadOil hits $100 as Trump weighs ‘massive’ strike on Iran targets

Escalation batters stocks and bonds ● Houthi threat deepens market fears

Elena BecatorosCollin Binkley· Chicago Tribune · US
SecondaryHouthis hit Saudi tankers in Red Sea

Barrel of oil cost tops $100 as attacks may widen US-Iran clash

Laura Stevens· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondaryGas prices rise after attacks by Houthis

Global oil costs reach $100 a barrel for the first time since May.

Thomas FullerLeo Sands· New York Times · US
SecondaryTanker Strikes In the Red Sea Amplify Fears

Oil Hits $100 a Barrel as Trump Widens Threat

Alison SiderSam GoldfarbBenoit Morenne· Wall Street Journal · US
SecondaryOil Roars Past $100, Threatens Economy

Crude hits levels that could rev inflation, pressuring GOP ahead of midterms

Dan LamotheMary Ilyushina· Washington Post · US
SecondaryUptick in U.S. troop injuries

Houthis declare blockade of Red Sea oil route

Staff· The Independent · UK
LeadTrump weighs in on Burnham’s North Sea oil drilling plan

As new PM prepares for first day in No 10, US president claims rumoured switch to issue more licences – breaking fossil fuel manifesto pledge – has led to ‘dancing in the streets of Aberdeen’

Staff· The Independent · UK
LeadMiliband tipped to lead shake-up of Foreign Office

‘Red Ed’ expected to become foreign secretary and begin restoration of overseas aid as Andy Burnham plots first-day policy blitz including more oil and gas drilling in North Sea

Arlyssa D. Becenti· Arizona Republic · US
LeadChaco Canyon slated to open for oil, gas

BLM gives public 14 days to weigh in on plan

Verity Ratcliffe· Financial Times · UK
LeadIran flare-up pushes crunch ever closer, oil traders warn

Hormuz choked as stockpiles run dry • ‘We’ve burned through all the buffers’

Matt Grossman· Wall Street Journal · US
SecondaryInflation In June Slowed To 3.5% As Oil Fell

Prices face more upward pressure in July as the U.S.-Iran conflict intensifies

Benoit FauconJared MalsinRebecca Feng· Wall Street Journal · US
LeadTrump Says He Is Reimposing U.S. Blockade on Iran Shipping

Oil prices leap as Pentagon starts new strikes, president talks of Hormuz tolls

Grace Toohey· Los Angeles Times · US
Secondary‘Dangerous heat’ to broil the Southland this week

Triple-digit forecast raises health and fire concerns

Justine Mcdaniel· Los Angeles Times · US
LeadGraham’s death further roils midterm races

His loss, along with McConnell’s absence, cuts into GOP’s edge and adds uncertainty.

Tyler PagerAnatoly Kurmanaev· New York Times · US
LeadRubio Controls Venezuela From Afar in Washington

Country’s Recovery Is Vital to Trump’s Goal of Securing American Access to Oil

Will Kubzansky and Yongchang Chin and Jack Farchy· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryGas prices, crude oil costs diverge

With global conflicts, experts say consumers should brace for more pain at the pump.

SecondaryRubio tries to enlist other nations in antifa fight

Some allies who do not see the threat in the same terms are recoiling

Henry FoySteff Chavez· Financial Times · UK
LeadTrump declares ceasefire with Iran over but calls Nato summit a success

Two sides trade blows • War fears rekindled • Oil surges 8 per cent • Warmer tone on Ukraine

Jon GambrellSeung Min Kim· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
LeadTrump renews Iran strikes, threats

After declaring ceasefire over, president issues threats to attack infrastructure, seize oil hub.

LeadUS strikes Iranian targets

Oil prices rise, stocks sink as Trump signals the end of the ceasefire during the NATO summit in Turkey.

Michael BirnbaumCleve R. Wootson Jr.· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryTrump shifts his tone with Ukraine

He praised President Zelensky, and gave the OK for Kyiv to produce Patriot air-defense missiles on home soil.

Jon Gambrell· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryU.S. resumes its strikes on Iran after 3 ships hit

Each side accuses the other of violating the ceasefire agreement as the U.S. revokes a license for Iranians to sell oil.

Alexander WardBenoit FauconLara Seligman· Wall Street Journal · US
SecondaryU.S. Hits Iran Sites, Revokes Oil-Sale Licenses

Prices surge after moves, which were prompted by attacks on vessels near strait

Simon Romero· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondaryU.S. aid to Venezuela isn’t adding up

United States’ quake assistance is dwarfed by oil revenue attained from the nation.

Alison Sider· Wall Street Journal · US
SecondaryJet-Fuel Cost Drop Brings No Relief For Fliers

Carriers aren't rushing to bring back flights trimmed during oil's surge

Benoit Morenne· Wall Street Journal · US
SecondaryIran War Has Oil-Rich Alaska In Pain Over $9 Gas

Trump agenda poised to boost industry, but Alaskans face high prices at pump

Jeff Day· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondaryFAMILY BUSINESS EMPIRE EMBROILED IN LEGAL BATTLE

Longtime Cambria CFO is countersuing the Davis family, which claims financial breach.

Michelle Boorstein· Washington Post · US
LeadAt D.C. fair, evangelists see ripe soil to spread the gospel

A battle for souls is underway amid festivities on the National Mall

Claire JonesElla LeeStefania Palma· Financial Times · UK
LeadTrump blocked from removing Fed governor in win for bank's freedoms

Supreme Court lets Cook stay in role ● Case roiled markets ● Separate ruling allows FTC sackings

Carl Hulse· New York Times · US
SecondaryTrump Foiling Party Facing Midterms: His Own

Repeated Rug-Pulling Is Wasting His Trifecta in Washington

Rory Jones· Wall Street Journal · US
SecondaryChina Is Building Up the Yuan, Hobbling Western Sanctions

Iran and Russia have used the currency to carry out oil sales and other trade, evading controls on dollar transactions

Michael D. Shear· New York Times · US
Secondary10 Years Later, Brexit Feeling Like Albatross

Political Turmoil and Economic Pain Persist

Aamer MadhaniJosh BoakSeung Min Kim· Chicago Tribune · US
SecondaryVance: Progress made in Iran talks

60-day waiver eases sanctions on oil sales, allows imports to US

Frances Robles· New York Times · US
SecondaryU.S.’s Blockade of Oil to Cuba Brings Its Schools to Standstill

Ending Year Early and Scrapping College Entrance Exams

SecondaryIn Shift, U.S. Lets Iran Sell Its Oil in Dollars

Decision temporarily revokes sanctions; Vance says nuclear inspectors to return

Adriana PérezJonathan Bullington· Chicago Tribune · US
LeadAbandoned oil, gas wells burden state

In Illinois, getting operators to pay for plugging dormant wells can take decades, costing taxpayers

Eva Herscowitz· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondaryConflict upsets St. Paul Academy

Claims of retaliation, suppression and a parents’ revolt over a contract provision roil private school.

Barry Hatton· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
LeadMoscow oil refinery is hit in major Ukrainian attack

“If Ukraine is going to burn, your Moscow will burn too,” Zelenskyy says.

Alexander WardDov Lieber· Wall Street Journal · US
LeadIran Can Start Selling Its Oil Following Deal

Accord with U.S. to end war offers early financial incentive to wind down conflict

Evan Halper· Washington Post · US
SecondaryIran’s oil lifeline outlasted blockade

CASH KEPT FLOWING DESPITE U.S. EFFORTS

Victoria CrawMark BermanAmy B Wang· Washington Post · US
SecondaryFBI says it foiled plot to attack UFC event in D.C.

Five people arrested in alleged plan for mass killing of attendees

David McHugh and Cathy Bussewitz· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryRestoring oil flow could take months

Many factors will delay a resumption of passage through the Strait of Hormuz.

Heather Gillers· Wall Street Journal · US
SecondaryOil Prices Fall, Stocks Climb On Iran Deal

U.S. indexes cap best three-session stretch in more than a year; Nasdaq rises 3.1%

Michael BirnbaumKaren Deyoung· Washington Post · US
SecondaryTrump claims victory in war

President says oil will flow through strait again

Connor StringerBenedict Smith· Daily Telegraph · UK
LeadTrump: Peace deal will let the oil flow

US and Iran confirm agreement to end war, lift blockade and reopen Strait of Hormuz

Staff· The Independent · UK
SecondaryRoyal Marines storm Russian shadow tanker

In what was the first UK-led operation of its kind, commandos board a sanctioned oil tanker in the English Channel

LeadIsrael and Iran halt exchange of blows as US pushes to extend ceasefire deal

Trump scolds Netanyahu • Focus on reopening strait • Tehran remains defiant • Oil prices fall back

Gregory Zuckerman· Wall Street Journal · US
SecondarySelloff Elicits Warnings Of More Turmoil

Wall Street is tested by inflation reading, flood of new shares; ‘classic bubble stuff’

Danny Mcdonald· Boston Globe · US
SecondaryFOR HAITIANS, IT’S MUCH MORE THAN A GAME

At World Cup, player with Mass. roots will carry hopes of those who left turmoil behind

Stephen Battaglio· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryClock ticking for CBS News

With new season nearing, ‘60 Minutes’ is in turmoil and at risk of losing its loyal viewers

Claire Partain· Houston Chronicle · US
SecondaryRoots of HISD turmoil trace to huelga schools

New book says desegregation battles created a greater divide

Rebecca FengJon Emont· Wall Street Journal · US
LeadShadowy Network of Tankers Keeps Oil From Iran Flowing

Defying sanctions, they meet off Malaysia to funnel illicit crude to China

Ed Augustin and Lisette Poole González· New York Times · US
SecondaryIn Cuba, Cooking Over a Sooty Fire 18 Floors Up

Apartments’ Residents Growing Desperate in an Oil Blockade

LeadBP unseats Manifold as chair after ‘serious concerns’ over his conduct

Fresh upheaval for UK oil major ● Friction with new chief O’Neill ● ‘Shouty’ style jars with staff

Max ChesnesEmily L. Mahoney· Tampa Bay Times · US
LeadFeds slash protections for the Gulf’s rarest whale

A key official recently cast doubt on whether the Rice’s whale is its own species, a talking point used by the oil and gas industry.

LeadOutrage as Starmer eases sanctions on 'dirty Russian oil'

Badenoch leads condemnation of 'insane' move to allow imports of Putin's fuel refined in third countries in order to ease prices as Ukrainian MP says it puts question mark over friendship with Kyiv

Raja Abdulrahim· New York Times · US
SecondarySyria Offers a Strait-Skipping Overland Outlet

Seizing Its Opportunity as Plan B for Moving Oil and Goods

LeadWorld ‘on borrowed time’ as tipping point looms in Mideast energy crisis

Oil to leap without Hormuz relief ● 76 nations in emergency action ● Recession warnings gain urgency

Alexa Coultoff· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryIs a vote for new CEO on Pinellas Juvenile Welfare Board agenda?

The taxpayer-funded board has been embroiled in a search for a new leader for months.

David Uberti· Wall Street Journal · US
SecondarySurging Oil Costs Drive Wedge in Economy

Wartime rise makes consumers pay extra $45 billion while boosting investors

Adriana PérezJonathan Bullington· Chicago Tribune · US
Lead1 mysterious company, 603 abandoned oil wells

Tribune investigation shows Fireball was able to evade responsibility, exposing communities to contaminants and saddling Illinois with millions in cleanup costs

Jim Wyss· Los Angeles Times · US
LeadAs its oil runs out, Cuba is turning to capitalists

Once-persecuted private businesses hold key to salvaging what’s left of island nation’s economy

Sam Janesch· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryMystery group with GOP ties roils 7th Dist. race

A $1.2 million outlay in the Lehigh Valley contest fueled Democrats' suspicions — and spurred a $102K ad buy.

Lydia Depillis· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondaryInflation soars after weeks of war with Iran

Higher energy, oil costs drive 3.8% rise in April.

Dan DiamondRachel Roubein· Washington Post · US
SecondaryFDA head resigns amid turmoil

Leadership team is likely to undergo a broader overhaul in coming days

Verity Ratcliffe· Financial Times · UK
LeadFuel reserves near ‘critically low’ level, says Saudi Aramco

Fresh alarm over Hormuz strait crisis ● 100mn barrels of oil lost each week

Evan HalperRachel Chason· Washington Post · US
SecondaryDream of post-oil economy in the Gulf is in peril

U.S.-Israeli conflict with Iran threatens region’s long-term plans

Alexandra Stevenson and Muyi Xiao· New York Times · US
SecondaryWar in Iran Provides China More Sway in Asia

Pushing for Renewable Energy but Sending Neighbors Oil