Chris Wright believes US gas prices have reached their peak and will gradually decline, though forecasts suggest they will remain high until next year.

The Israeli military has launched an investigation following the emergence of images showing a soldier using a hammer to vandalize a statue of Jesus in Lebanon.

Global oil prices rose 8% per barrel, while gold prices fell nearly 80 USD an ounce as US-Iran tensions intensified.

Iran appears to have concealed many operational aircraft within underground bases, enabling them to survive six weeks of conflict with the US and Israel.

The month-long blockage of the Strait of Hormuz has stranded 500 million barrels of oil, resulting in a 50 billion USD loss for the global energy market.

Trump warns US may not extend two-week ceasefire with Iran and could resume its bombing campaign if a long-term agreement with Tehran is not reached.

News of Iran reopening the Strait of Hormuz during an Israel-Lebanon ceasefire sent oil prices below 90 USD, while gold gained 70 USD.

Brent crude traded around 98 USD per barrel, up nearly 5%, while the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite indices achieved new highs for the second consecutive session.

US officials declare forces in the Middle East are ready to resume fighting if Iran rejects a peace agreement.

US treasury secretary states temporary policy allowing countries to buy Russian oil at sea will not be maintained.

Prime Minister Starmer states Britain will not be drawn into Middle East conflict, after Trump threatens to cancel trade deal with London.

The S&P 500 and Nasdaq composite indices both reached new peaks on 15/4, as investors expressed optimism about the potential end of conflict in the Middle East.

A KC-135 aircraft returning to the US with aviation tape on its fuselage might be decommissioned for parts rather than continuing operations.

Newly released satellite images reveal Iran has cordoned off a makeshift airfield established by the US, implementing measures to prevent its future use by the adversary.