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‘The ship has sailed’ on the MoU, expert saysWorld

Urban Warfare Institute executive director and retired Maj. John Spencer assesses the current state of U.S. operations against Iran on Jesse Watters Primetime.

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Renewed US-Iran hostilities revive fears of oil supply disruptionWorld

Renewed hostilities between the United States and Iran have revived concerns about disrupted oil supplies. Oil prices are headed for a 7.6% weekly increase, their sharpest rise since mid-July, as the war enters its seventh month. The Strait of Hormuz, carrying 25% of global oil supplies, has remained blocked since the conflict began.

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Video shows ships near Strait of HormuzWorld

Friday footage showed vessels near the Strait of Hormuz; following U.S. strikes two days earlier, the Persian Gulf and the port city of Bandar Abbas looked tranquil.

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Iran holds funeral for victims of strike on weddingWorld

Four people were mourned at a Thursday funeral in southern Iran attended by hundreds. Iran's state media reported that a strike on a wedding ceremony killed them.

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Iran hits US military targets in the region as Washington probes deadly wedding strikeWorld

Iran continues to strike US military targets in the region while Washington investigates a deadly attack on a wedding. Oil prices spiked again this week as renewed fighting coincided with Iran maintaining its grip over the strategic Strait of Hormuz, which handles roughly 20% of global oil shipments.

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Vance Says US-Iran Conflict Isn’t a ‘War’World

Vice President JD Vance played down the scale of the conflict involving Iran, saying he would not call it a war because major combat operations ended several weeks ago, despite a recent intensification of military strikes in the region.

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US VP Vance on Iran Conflict: ‘I Wouldn’t Call It a War’World

Vice President JD Vance played down the scope of the Iran conflict, saying he would not call it a war because major combat operations ended several weeks ago, despite recent military strikes.

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Oil Rises as Hormuz Risks PersistEconomy

Oil is heading for its biggest weekly gain since July and nearing $96 a barrel as risks around the Strait of Hormuz keep prices elevated. The yen surges ahead of the BOJ’s rate decision, while the dollar weakens. U.S. stocks and bonds rally as markets reassess monetary policy after Christopher Waller signals openness to holding rates if inflation improves.

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Markets Weigh Energy Supply Strain: Market SnapshotEconomy

A new flare-up of tit-for-tat attacks between the US and Iran has put the Strait of Hormuz back in focus, sending gas, oil and other commodity prices higher this week. As talks stall and Europe approaches the end of summer, falling gas storage levels are adding to a global struggle for supply and raising the prospect of higher winter prices for governments and consumers.

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ABC World News Tonight Full Broadcast — Sept. 3, 2026World

The Lindsay Clancy murder trial jury entered its sixth day of deliberations, while the defense asked the judge to remove a juror it says refused to follow instructions. As the war in Iran reaches its seventh month and attacks escalate, Vice President JD Vance said he “wouldn’t call it a war” and addressed whether it would end before the midterms.

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JD Vance says US-Iran conflict is not a 'war' despite strikesWorld

US Vice President JD Vance says the escalating conflict with Iran does not amount to a “war”, despite recent US retaliatory strikes and reports of civilian deaths. He says Washington is investigating Iran’s claim that a US strike hit a wedding party, while expressing doubt about Iranian state-media reports. The White House says talks remain possible if Tehran stops attacks on commercial shipping in the region.

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Iran warns Americans to stockpile gas as ‘dark months lie ahead’World

The conflict with Iran is escalating rapidly after strikes hit multiple US bases in the Middle East. Tehran has warned Americans to stockpile gas and prepare for “dark months ahead,” as energy markets brace for severe disruption. The report also examines rising gas prices, fallout from depleted US weapons stockpiles and conflicting messages from the Trump administration.

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Meet the Press NOW — September 3Politics

Vice President Vance briefs reporters and defends the administration’s handling of the war with Iran. Rep. Rob Wittman responds to President Trump’s plan to campaign for Republicans before the midterms. In the Lindsay Clancy trial, the lead defense attorney seeks removal of a juror as the judge orders deliberations to continue.

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Trita Parsi: Iran may trigger conflict before midterms to hurt TrumpWorld

With the US midterm elections approaching and oil prices near $97 a barrel, Quincy Institute analyst Trita Parsi said Washington is overstating its success in stabilising shipping through the Strait of Hormuz, while acknowledging that US escorts are helping more vessels pass. He warned that Iran may try to provoke conflict before the midterms.

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JD Vance on Iran: ‘I Wouldn’t Call It a War’World

JD Vance says he would not describe the situation involving Iran as a war. The program also covers voters’ cost-of-living concerns and a call from Ukraine’s presidential sanctions policy commissioner for Congress to pass a broad Russia sanctions bill immediately.

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JD Vance 'sceptical' that US was behind deadly Iran wedding strikeWorld

US Vice-President JD Vance says authorities are investigating a deadly strike on a wedding in southern Iran, but he is “sceptical” of claims that the US was involved. Iran’s Revolutionary Guard chief has vowed to “avenge” those killed in the Kuhestak blast. Questions are also being raised about Pete Hegseth’s Pentagon leadership as military leaders are removed or forced out, while oil prices rise again as the US and Iran return to action.

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Vance: No talks with Iran until shipping attacks ceaseWorld

Journalist and media studies researcher Kourosh Ziabari analyzes the latest developments in the US-Iran War. The report says Vice President Vance ruled out talks with Iran until attacks on shipping stop.

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‘I wouldn’t call it a war’: Vance speaks about Iran conflictWorld

Vice President JD Vance said at a White House briefing Thursday that the continuing conflict between the United States and Iran should not be called a war. His remarks came two days after the U.S. concluded its latest round of strikes.

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Funerals held in Iran for wedding party victims of US missile strikesWorld

Funerals have been held in southern Iran for four people, including four-year-old Amir, who were killed when US strikes hit a home hosting a wedding celebration near Sirik. The US military says it targeted military infrastructure, including a nearby telecommunications tower, while survivors report multiple explosions hitting the house and surrounding area.

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Iran-US escalation: Tehran professor on missile strikes, civilian deaths and economic resilienceWorld

The latest escalation between the United States and Iran has involved a series of missile strikes that also caught civilians in the fighting. Al Jazeera speaks with Tehran professor Mostafa Khoshcheshm about Iran’s response, the strategic calculations behind the conflict and the reported civilian toll, including an Iranian claim that a US strike hit a wedding gathering in southern Iran and killed several people.

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