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Live updates: Trump warns of more US casualties in war with Iran, Hezbollah joins conflict CNNLive updates: Trump vows to 'avenge' the deaths of U.S. service members, says combat operations continue CNBC‘I Have Agreed to Talk' The AtlanticTrump Says Iran War Could Last Weeks and Gives Competing Visions of New Regime The New York Times
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Dems eyeing 2028 split on criticism of attacks on Iran AxiosDemocrats Denounce Trump's Iran Attack, but Subtle Divisions Emerge - The New York Times The New York TimesTrump Is on the Verge of War. Previous Presidents Did It Differently. PoliticoOpinion | There is no reason to think this war with Iran is necessary The Washington PostFeeble Criticism of War With Iran Echoes the Lead-Up to War With Iraq Liberal Currents
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Oil prices fallout: OPEC producers boost output after Iran strikes AxiosOPEC crude output boost ignored with duration of Hormuz disruption key ReutersOil prices forecast to jump despite Opec pledge to raise output Financial TimesSaudi Oil Exports Surge to Three-Year High Amid Iran Tensions BloombergOPEC Agrees in Principle to 206k B/D Hike for April: Delegates Bloomberg
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Why Diplomacy Was Doomed: Trump's Issue Was Iran's Leadership Itself - The New York Times The New York TimesPentagon offers no evidence to support claim it attacked Iran in defense PoliticoHow Trump decided to strike Iran NBC NewsPentagon tells Congress no sign that Iran was going to attack US first, sources say ReutersCIA tracked Iranian leaders for months ahead of attacks that began with
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The U.S. is destroying Iran's navy after it tried to shut down global oil flows AxiosUS says it sinks Iranian warship ReutersSatellite images show the aftermath of airstrikes at Iran's drone bases, naval facilities, and radar systems Business Insider9 Iranian naval ships have been destroyed and sunk, Trump says Military TimesIranian Frigate Seen Ablaze After Being Struck
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 The New York Times said on Tuesday that it should not have allowed a staff writer who had tweeted negatively about Brett Kavanaugh, President Trump's nominee for the Supreme Court, to report on the judge for a story published Monday.
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