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National Park Service Struggles with Overhaul of Historical Exhibits
The National Park Service faces a slow and complex effort to revise hundreds of historical exhibits across its system, a process officials describe as overwhelming.
Estonia Considers Joining U.S.-Led Mission in Strait of Hormuz
Estonia's defense minister said the country is prepared to discuss contributing to a maritime security mission following a call from Washington for NATO allies to assist.
U.S. Military Action Against Iranian Oil Facility Could Escalate Conflict, Analysts Warn
A potential U.S. seizure of Iran's key Kharg Island oil terminal risks major regional escalation and significant political consequences, security experts say.
U.S. Considers Easing Iranian Oil Sanctions to Stabilize Global Energy Markets
The Treasury Secretary indicated the administration could relax sanctions on Iranian crude exports in response to market volatility caused by Middle East conflict.
White House Rejects Oil Export Ban Amid Price Surge, Citing Market Stability
The Biden administration has ruled out banning crude oil exports after high-level talks with energy executives, as prices soar past $100 a barrel.
Senate Rejects Measures to Curb Presidential War Powers Against Iran
The U.S. Senate has voted down multiple Democratic resolutions intended to limit military action against Iran, as tensions in the region continue to escalate.
White House Prepares $200 Billion Request to Fund Extended Iran Conflict
The Trump administration is assembling a massive funding package for the Iran war, setting the stage for a fierce political battle in Congress.
Pentagon Considers Major Troop Increase in Middle East Amid Iran Tensions
The U.S. military is deliberating a significant deployment of additional forces to the region, a potential major escalation in the standoff with Iran.