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(Bloomberg) -- The Biden administration wants to tighten the screws on Iran’s oil sales to neutralize its support for militants in the Middle East. But squeezing too hard risks inflicting higher prices on both a sluggish global economy and President Joe Biden’s looming election rematch with Donald Trump.Most Read from BloombergGermany’s Days as an Industrial Superpower Are Coming to an EndBiden’s Attempt to Address Memory Issue Backfires With New GaffeBezos Sells $2 B...

WASHINGTON — The U.S. launched airstrikes against Iranian forces and militias in Syria and Iraq as retaliation for the drone attack that killed three American soldiers, pulling the Biden administration

(Bloomberg) -- The US launched airstrikes against Iranian forces and militias in Syria and Iraq as retaliation for the drone attack that killed three American soldiers, pulling the Biden administration even deeper into a conflict that erupted with Hamas militants’ attack on Israel in October.Most Read from BloombergMeta’s $197 Billion Surge Is Biggest in Stock-Market HistoryDonald Trump Loses London Case Against Ex-MI6 Spy Over Kremlin DossierA $560 Billion Property Warning Hits Ba...

(Bloomberg) -- The US launched airstrikes against Iranian forces and militias in Syria and Iraq as retaliation for the drone attack that killed three American soldiers, pulling the Biden administration even deeper into the conflict that erupted when Hamas militants struck Israel in October.Most Read from BloombergMeta’s $197 Billion Surge Is Biggest in Stock-Market HistoryDonald Trump Loses London Case Against Ex-MI6 Spy Over Kremlin DossierA $560 Billion Property Warning Hits Banks From ...

WASHINGTON — U.S. officials acknowledge that airstrikes against Houthi militants in Yemen won’t deter the group from attacks that have roiled commercial shipping in the Red Sea. Yet that doesn’t

(Bloomberg) -- The US hit four Houthi missiles in Yemen in a preemptive strike on Tuesday local time, American defense officials said.Most Read from BloombergIowa Latest: Haley Unveils New Ad, Looking to New HampshireBonds Slide as Fed’s Waller Downplays Need to Rush: Markets WrapTrump Scores Easy Win in Iowa With DeSantis a Distant SecondUS Merchant Vessel Struck as Shippers Told to Avoid Red SeaWhat Is Disease X? How Scientists Are Preparing for the Next Pandemic“US forces struck...

And Congress inches closer to trying to pass a bipartisan spending deal.

United States Steel Corp. is proactively seeking a foreign investment review from President Joe Bidens administration as a condition of its sale to Japans Nippon Steel Corp, a move designed to quiet critics of the deal.

United States Steel Corp. is proactively seeking a foreign investment review from President Joe Bidens administration as a condition of its sale to Japans Nippon Steel Corp, a move designed to quiet critics of the deal.

(Bloomberg) -- An Iranian container ship stuck in a Turkish port for three years is preparing to leave in a case that shows the reach — and limits — of sanctions at sea.Most Read from BloombergJPMorgan Is in a Fight Over Its Client’s Lost $50 Million FortuneGoldman Trader Paid $100 Million Since 2020 Is Stepping DownArgentina’s Milei Devalues Peso by 54% in First Batch of Shock MeasuresNetflix Posts Viewer Data on Every Show, Film for First TimeRaimondo Vows ‘S...