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US Intercepts Fresh Iranian Attacks as Peace Talks Stall

US and Iranian forces continued to trade fresh attacks, after a week that saw the worst flare-up in tensions since the shaky ceasefire started and little progress toward an interim peace deal.

US President Donald Trump speaks with reporters while aboard Air Force One, en route to Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin, on June 5, 2026. Photographer: Samuel Corum/Getty Images

Trump Pledges ‘Good Things’ for Farmers Without Giving Details

05. Juni 2026 um 22:56
Donald Trump said that farmers would see “good things” happen in the coming months, as the president sought to bolster his relationship an agriculture industry who have been battered by his tariffs as well as high fuel and fertilizer costs triggered by his war with Iran.

US President Donald Trump is applauded as he arrives to participate in a roundtable on "American Agriculture" at Custer Farms in Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin, on June 5, 2026.

Trump Signals Interest in US Owning Stakes in Top AI Labs

President Donald Trump expressed interest in the US government holding equity stakes in leading artificial intelligence developers, saying that he planned to discuss the idea of a partnership with AI companies’ executives as soon as next week.

US President Donald Trump during a coal announcement in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, DC, US, on Thursday, June 4, 2026. Trump said he would marshal hundreds of millions of US taxpayer dollars behind his bid to revitalize the coal industry in America, steering funds to build new power plants, sustain existing operations and construct an export terminal in California.

Trump Approves $700 Million in Bid to Revive US Coal Industry

04. Juni 2026 um 20:33
President Donald Trump said he would marshal hundreds of millions of US taxpayer dollars behind his bid to revitalize the coal industry in America, steering funds to build new power plants, sustain existing operations and construct an export terminal in California.

Piles of coal at a coal-fired electrical generation plant in Castle Dale, Utah.

Trump Approves $700 Million in Bid to Revive US Coal Industry

04. Juni 2026 um 20:33
President Donald Trump said he would marshal hundreds of millions of US taxpayer dollars behind his bid to revitalize the coal industry in America, steering funds to build new power plants, sustain existing operations and construct an export terminal in California.

Piles of coal at a coal-fired electrical generation plant in Castle Dale, Utah.

Trump Says ‘Final Determination’ on Iran Truce Is Coming

President Donald Trump said Friday he’s making a “final determination” on a preliminary deal to extend a ceasefire with Iran although mixed messages from both sides over when an agreement might be struck continued to confuse the outlook for a breakthrough.

An Iranian man walks past a billboard carrying a picture of Iran' supreme leader Mojtaba Khamenei erected along a street in Tehran on May 28, 2026. Iran's foreign ministry condemned on May 28, what it called violations by the United States after its strikes on the southern port city of Bandar Abbas and expressed solidarity with Oman after the US president threatened to "blow them up". (Photo by AFP via Getty Images) /

Exxon, ConocoPhillips Seek Safeguards to Return to Venezuela

Exxon Mobil Corp. and ConocoPhillips are pushing for durable contract terms and a way to resolve billions of dollars owed to them as they consider re-entering Venezuela after exiting the country two decades ago.

Oil rigs in Cabimas, Venezuela. Photographer: Maryorin Mendez/AFP/Getty Images

Wind-Permit Stall Is Threatening $50 Billion in US Developments

About $50 billion in wind investments and 150,000 jobs are imperiled by the Trump administration’s effective halt to approvals for new onshore projects, a trade group said.

Wind turbine tower sections and blades at the Revolution Wind project assembly site at State Pier in New London, Connecticut, US, on Tuesday, Sept. 30, 2025. Orsted A/S will resume work on its nearly-completed wind farm off the coast of Rhode Island after a US judge ruled construction can continue during a lawsuit challenging the Trump administration's stop-work order, a major win for the beleaguered Danish energy giant.

Middle East War Risks Creating an Environmental Disaster, Experts Warn

There’s been an increasing amount of oil slicks.

An oil skimming operation works in a heavy oil slick near Latouche Island near the southwest end Prince William Sound on April 1, 1989, a week after the beginning of an oil disaster which occurred when the tanker Exxon Valdez ran aground March 24, 1989 and spilled 11 million gallons of crude oil into Prince William Sound off Alaska. Photographer: Chris Wilkins/AFP/Getty Images
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