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Sen. Baldwin on war: ‘There was no imminent threat requiring our military action' ABC News’ Linsey Davis spoke with Sen. Tammy Baldwin, D-Wis., about the latest developments in the war with Iran and whether she approves of any actions by the Trump administration in this conflict.

- Miguel Riopa/Agence France-Presse/Getty ImagesOil prices jumped and U.S. stock futures retreated Thursday, as the International Energy Agency slashed its forecast for oil-supply growth this year. The IEA said it expects oil supply to grow by just 1.1 million barrels a day this year, down from a previous forecast of 2.4 million barrels. Most Read from The Wall Street JournalA record release of strategic oil reserves announced Wednesday failed to halt a run-up in oil prices, and Brent crude futures were approaching $100 a barrel again on Thursday. U.S. stock futures retreated modestly. Write to Caitlin McCabe at caitlin.mccabe@wsj.comMost Read from The Wall Street Journal

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“For nearly half the year the sun shines for several hours each day, while we are asleep, and is rapidly nearing the horizon when we reach home after the work of the day is over. There then remains only a brief spell of declining daylight in which to spend the short period of leisure at our disposal... The brief period of daylight, now at our disposal, between the hours of work and sleep, is frequently insufficient for mostforms of recreation, but the daily addition of an hour after 6 o’clock in the evening, would multiply several times, the usefulness of that which we already have, and the benefits afforded by parks and openspaces would be doubled.”

Gas prices keep rising Return to menuOil prices soared as war broke out, pushing the cost per barrel above $100 temporarily, and sending U.S. gas prices up. Higher prices from Persian Gulf oil are buoying prices for oil produced in the U.S., leaving American motorists reeling. President Donald Trump pegged his campaign and the first year of his presidency on a pledge to lower prices for Americans, and falling gas prices have been a key talking point for the administration. Snarled shipping routes promise higher prices Return to menuCargo container ship traffic through the Strait of Hormuz has ground to a near-total halt. Demand for air travel remains high, and airlines were able to raise prices when Russia’s invasion in Ukraine first sent oil prices soaring, TD Cowen analyst Tom Fitzgerald wrote in a note.

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A firefighter picking up hoses on Jan. 2 found crackling, red-hot coals in the dirt and warned colleagues that a more thorough mop-up was needed. Also that morning, a captain cautioned his chief that it was too soon to pick up the hoses. “We both walked the whole area,” Garcia said. Engineer Edward Rincon, who had been on Engine 23 retrieving hoses the day before, pulled up to the same cul-de-sac. He also said he did not suggest to his captain, Cesar Garcia, that they walk the whole perimeter.

March 12, 2026, 5:00 a.m. CTFive billionaires from Oklahoma appear on Forbes' most recent list of the world's richest people. With a net worth of $16.2 billion, George Kaiser was the highest-placing Oklahoma resident on Forbes' list of billionaires for 2026. The richest person in the world overall was again Tesla founder Elon Musk, with a net worth of $839 billion, according to Forbes. Chad Richison (3,017th richest in the world): Founder and CEO of Paycom, net worth of $1.2 billionWho are the top 10 richest people in the world? These are the 10 richest people in the world, according to Forbes:Elon Musk: $839 billion net worth Larry Page: $257 billion net worth Sergey Brin: $237 billion net worth Jeff Bezos: $224 billion net worth Mark Zuckerberg: $222 billion net worth Larry Ellison: $190 billion net worth Bernard Arnault and family: $171 billion net worth Jensen Huang: $154 billion net worth Warren Buffett: $149 billion net worth Amancio Ortega: $148 billion net worthTo see the full list, visit https://www.forbes.com/billionaires/.

Kimberly Wyatt, Nicole Scherzinger and Ashley Roberts are set to tour as the Pussycat Dolls later this year. RankinThe worst-kept secret in pop has finally been confirmed – the Pussycat Dolls are heading back on tour later this year. AdvertisementWhat are the Pussycat Dolls’ upcoming arena tour dates? AdvertisementHang on a second, weren’t the Pussycat Dolls supposed to tour back in 2020? AdvertisementBack in 2020, three of the Pussycat Dolls also teamed up to release a festive cover of the Christmas hit Santa Baby.

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And Russia, like Iran, knows that it is viewed as a threat by the United States and NATO allies. With the White House now focused on Iran, it is unclear when the American, Russian and Ukrainian negotiators will resume their talks. A new round had been expected in Turkey this week but Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said it was delayed at the behest of Washington. He’ll keep his eye on the ball.”The chaotic spread of airstrikes across the Middle East also presents Moscow with some potential benefits in its fight against Ukraine, officials and analysts said. Washington is pushing for an arrangement in which Ukraine gives up control and accepts a demilitarized zone there, Ukrainian officials say.

The war-induced turmoil this week only added to GOP anxieties as the Trump administration has issued conflicting messages about how long the strikes will last. Prichard also said he supported the Iran war, even though he knows that fuel for his lawn and tree business might cost more this year. At Tuesday’s news briefing, White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said the administration “fully expected” the spike in oil prices. He said rising gas prices could pose a challenge in the midterms if the conflict is drawn out. Amid anxiety within his own party, Trump warned that he frequently seeks challengers to politicians who oppose his policies.

The US government doesn’t simply want Americans to support the war it launched with Israel on Iran; it wants to pump people up. The bending of reality with propaganda videos to defend the Trump administration’s most controversial moves should feel familiar by now. Iranian Press Center/AFP/Getty ImagesIn war, it is becoming increasingly difficult for the administration to deny that an American Tomahawk missile struck a girls’ school, as a CNN analysis suggests. White House via YouTubeThe war will end, Hegseth has repeated, when the US decides to end it. White House video via XMoments of sadnessInterspersed with videos that get the blood pumping are those that tear at the heart strings.

Two leading spatial intelligence companies say they are restricting access to satellite images of the Middle East in response to the U.S.-Israeli war with Iran. Planet Labs and Vantor, which are based in the United States and have federal contracts, say they were not ordered by any government to restrict image access. A spokesperson for California-based Planet Labs, which operates more than 200 satellites in orbit, shared a message sent to affected customers this week. It is Planet’s decision.”Spatial intelligence company Vantor also confirmed that it has instituted controls over access to satellite images of “parts of the Middle East” consistent with its existing policies. “During times of geopolitical conflict, Vantor may implement enhanced access controls to prevent the misuse of sensitive geospatial intelligence and to help protect allied forces and civilians.