The United States has launched four consecutive attacks on Iran. Trump threatens to intensify the strikes on energy facilities
On Tuesday (July 14th), the United States launched its fourth consecutive day of attacks on Iran.
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On Tuesday (July 14th), the United States launched its fourth consecutive day of attacks on Iran.
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US President Trump announced the resumption of the maritime blockade on Iran and emphasized that the Strait of Hormuz should remain open, regardless of whether Iran participates or not.
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US President Trump has submitted a formal notice to Congress, stating that the war against Iran has been resumed on July 7th.
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Recently, the renowned Republican senator Graham of the United States passed away suddenly at the age of 71.
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"How can I enjoy a comfortable retirement with student loans hanging over my head?" This question, now widely circulating among middle-aged and elderly Americans, has torn open a decades-old scar hidden in the country's higher education financial system.
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The data released by the US Federal Reserve recently shows that US consumer credit declined month-on-month in May for the first time since 2024, indicating that under the pressure of inflation, American consumers have become more cautious in borrowing, reflecting economic concerns.
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The US Central Command said that on Sunday (July 12th) afternoon, the US military launched another air strike against Iran, aiming to further weaken Iran's ability to attack civilian ships in the Strait of Hormuz.
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The number of initial jobless claims in the United States last week changed little, indicating that the scale of layoffs by enterprises remains limited.
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On July 8, during the NATO summit in Turkey, U.S. President Trump publicly declared that American forces "very likely" would launch another heavy strike against Iran that night.
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A recent controversy surrounding red card penalties in a World Cup match has unexpectedly become a new focal point affecting EU-US relations.
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According to a report by The Wall Street Journal on July 22nd, due to the failure of Congress to pass the new fiscal year spending bill, the US federal government will face another partial shutdown starting from July 24th.
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