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2026-08-06
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2026-08-06
A White House economic policy reporter said President Trump has repeatedly phoned the Fed chair since the chair took office. TIMIRAOS said call frequency varied — sometimes multiple calls within days, then long gaps — and that Trump sought the chair’
A White House economic policy reporter said President Trump has repeatedly phoned the Fed chair since the chair took office. TIMIRAOS said call frequency varied — sometimes multiple calls within days, then long gaps — and that Trump sought the chair’s views on issues including the Iran war and the economic impact of AI’s rapid rise. Earlier, Treasury Secretary BESSENT accused TIMIRAOS of devolving into a reporter of Fed behind-the-scenes gossip rather than independent policy analysis.
2026-08-07
A draft law titled Strategic Action to Ensure Security and Sustainable Development of the Strait of Hormuz and Persian Gulf is under review by Iran’s National Security Council, Parliament president member Salimi said. Key provisions would bar vessels
A draft law titled Strategic Action to Ensure Security and Sustainable Development of the Strait of Hormuz and Persian Gulf is under review by Iran’s National Security Council, Parliament president member Salimi said. Key provisions would bar vessels from the United States, Israel and other hostile states from transiting the Strait of Hormuz; ban Israel-linked cargoes, military or civilian, from transiting the area; and bar passage for ships or cargoes that have taken part in operations against the resistance front. The draft would prohibit countries and individuals that have caused damage to Iran from transiting the Strait or Persian Gulf until they compensate for losses. Violations would carry penalties, including fines up to 20% of cargo value. The government would work with the armed forces on navigation guidance, vessel traffic monitoring and security and environmental protection in the Persian Gulf. The draft remains at expert review and Parliament has asked experts to submit revisions.
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