President Trump delivering an address from the White House about the Iran war late Wednesday.

Trump Tries to Sell Americans on War in Iran

WASHINGTON—President Trump sought to reassure skeptical Americans that the war in Iran is in the national interest, arguing that the operation was necessary to decimate a regime threatening the U.S. and insisting that economic pain would be short-lived. President Trump delivering an address from the White House about the Iran war late Wednesday. In a…

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China Halts Fuel Exports as Hormuz Crisis Tightens Global Supply

    China Resells Record LNG Volumes as Global Gas Crunch Bites

    Since the start of the Middle East war, China has been reselling record volumes of LNG to other Asian buyers as its own demand has been tepid and stocks and gas supplies sufficient. In March alone, China resold up to 10 cargoes of LNG—a record-high for any month ever, according to data from energy analytics…

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    Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth, right, said the Pentagon’s goal is to destroy Iran’s missiles, drones and navy.

    Hegseth Doubles Down on Iran Pressure

    Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said the coming days of the war with Iran will be decisive, adding that the U.S. would “negotiate with bombs” until Tehran relinquishes its ambitions. Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth, right, said the Pentagon’s goal is to destroy Iran’s missiles, drones and navy. “Iran knows that, and there’s almost nothing they…

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    China Halts Fuel Exports as Hormuz Crisis Tightens Global Supply

      Why the Iran Conflict Is Good News for Chinese Automakers

      A sharp rise in oil prices tied to the US-Israel confrontation with Iran is likely to speed up the global transition to electric vehicles, strengthening a shift that has already helped China overtake Japan as the world’s top car seller, according to South China Morning Post. Crude prices have surged past $100 a barrel amid…

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