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Economics

Brent Climbs Past $96 as Hormuz Disruption Tightens Supply

Crude extended gains as strikes resumed for a second day, with inventories falling a seventh straight week and markets pricing a prolonged premium.

Bloomberg ↗ Financial Times ↗
Politics

Senate Clears Procedural Hurdle on Permitting Overhaul

A bipartisan bloc advanced the energy-permitting bill 68–29, setting up a final vote that could reshape how major projects clear federal review.

Reuters ↗ Politico ↗
Science

JWST Spots Water Vapor in a Rocky World's Thin Atmosphere

The detection, if confirmed, would be the first clear atmospheric signal from a planet near its star's habitable edge, researchers reported.

Nature ↗ NASA ↗
International Relations

EU and Mercosur Edge Toward Long-Stalled Trade Pact

Negotiators signaled a framework deal within reach after a quarter-century of talks, though farm-state objections in France remain a hurdle.

AP ↗ Le Monde ↗
Arts & Culture

A Lost Klimt Resurfaces After Eight Decades in a Private Vault

The portrait, missing since 1938, will headline a Vienna retrospective before going to auction with an estimate north of $90 million.

The Guardian ↗ ARTnews ↗

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