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Iran War Until 2029? Vance, Rubio Privately Warn Trump It Could Drag Through End Of His Term
Iran War Until 2029? Vance, Rubio Privately Warn Trump It Could Drag Through End Of His Term
President Trump on Wednesday told reporters to expect more US attacks on Iranian tankers, as the war over the Hormuz Strait continues to escalate in piecemeal tit-for-tat fashion.
"The attacks are made by us. We’ve knocked out nine of their ships. I would say that the attacks are caused by us, and you’re going to see a lot more," the president told reporters on Wednesday, adding that many of the Iranian tankers are "donezo" -...
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Authored by Robert Burrows via BondVigilantes.com,
Across much of the developed world, governments are spending an increasing share of their tax revenues servicing debt.
Source: Federal Reserve Economic Data
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Source: Bloomberg
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