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Stock markets end week with new highs after Iran confirms Strait of Hormuz is reopened
The change comes after Iranian Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas Araghchi said the strait will remain "completely" open for the length of the ceasefire.
Texas oil and gas industry again reports job losses in February
Texas’ overall job numbers were down in February, nonfarm jobs were down by 8,500 over the month, according to BLS data, The Center Square reported.
U.S. Supreme Court slaps down Chevron oil lawsuit
The case, Chevron v. Plaquemines Parish, questions to what extent a state court can litigate against an oil company for its production of oil even if it is for federal purposes.
Oil prices fall as Trump, Iran say Strait of Hormuz is 'fully open'
The Islamic Republic of Iran announced the reopening of the strait, crediting the ceasefire in Lebanon with Israel.
Virginia gas prices could ease this weekend
Oil prices fell after Iran announced the Strait of Hormuz is open again under a ceasefire, easing concerns about global supply disruptions. The waterway carries a significant share of the world’s oil.
President Trump says Iran has 'agreed to everything'
The announcement marks a significant step in peace negotiations in the Middle East. The U.S. and Israel have been engaged in a military conflict with Iran since February.
Former Navy service member charged in Atlanta-area killing spree in which DHS employee died
Police allege that Adon Abel shot three individuals in a spree across metro Atlanta earlier this week.
Transportation Secretary says air traffic control recruiting pitch for gamers ‘wildly successful’
The Trump administration has dedicated resources for a surge in hiring for air traffic controllers amid persistent shortages.
Obama films video urging Virginians to vote 'yes' in redistricting referendum
Democrats are seeking voter approval to suspend constitutional requirements for a bipartisan redistricting commission and instead draw their own congressional districts that heavily favor their party.
Stock indices surge, oil prices drop after temporary Hormuz opening
Market conditions had already begun to improve on Thursday as President Donald Trump expressed optimism that the war in Iran was nearing its end.
House, Senate approve short-term FISA spy powers extension after voting chaos
Speaker Mike Johnson initially attempted to tee up a vote Thursday afternoon for an 18-month extension, but multiple failed votes forced a compromise for a 10-day extension.
Trump says US oil blockade will remain in effect until end of negotiations with Iran
The president's update on the blockade followed Iran's announcement that it would open the Strait of Hormuz for shipping during the ceasefire.
New details emerge about former Virginia Lt Gov's struggles before apparent murder-suicide
Divorce proceedings indicate Lt. Gov. Justin Fairfax suffered alcoholism and had grown distant from his children before allegedly shooting his wife and then himself at his Virginia home early Thursday
Jill Biden lost out in $35K bid for role in popular gay hockey romance drama 'Heated Rivalry'
The former first lady bid on the package, which included a role on the show and dinner with the cast, during an auction at the NYC LGBT Community Center on Thursday.
Iran declares Strait of Hormuz 'completely open' following ceasefire in Lebanon
Iranian negotiators have tied demands for a ceasefire in Lebanon to its willingness to negotiate an end to the conflict with the United States and open up the vital waterway.
Trump to renominate FEMA acting director he fired last year: reports
The former acting director contradicted the president's position that the disaster management agency should be eliminated.
California ‘running out of fuel’ as imports dry up, Trump needs to act to prevent crisis: experts
Trump to rescue California? Professors estimate that California’s inventories are as much as 30% below normal because of the state's climate policies. California faces severe supply disruptions to die
California gubernatorial race facing uncertainty and rethinking after Swalwell departure
Tom Steyer and Katie Porter are the two Democrats with the most support now that Swalwell dropped out of the race and resigned from the U.S. House amid sexual assault allegations.
DHS agencies plead with Congress for funding security amid gridlock
DHS agencies are requesting a total of $63 billion in fiscal year 2027 appropriations from Congress – even as Congress continues to withhold DHS funding for the current fiscal year.
Teachers union, labor bureaucrats make 'end run' around parents, democracy, district tells SCOTUS
California denies constitutionally protected parental rights and due process by subjecting school district's gender identity disclosure policy to regulatory proceeding with no real judicial review, pe