Oil

"Uncertainties remain, the challenge gets harder, but the future's bright, now we've a charter," the OPEC+ poem read.

The president's national security adviser also suggested Iran is still seeking a nuclear arsenal despite its adherence to the 2015 nuclear deal.

Previous reports suggested the main responsibilities of about 1,500 additional U.S. troops would be "defensive in nature."

The discovery of natural gas fields in the Eastern Mediterranean is redrawing the world's energy map, and few are better poised to support America's interests than Greece.

Iran's top diplomat said his country was not interested in escalation, but Iranians "will defend ourselves" and such an escalation would mean "painful consequences" for both sides.

Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif challenged President Donald Trump to "drain the swamp" of Washington war hawks like John Bolton.

"I'm not a military man, but what I can tell you is that we do not fire missiles out of small boats," said Iran's U.N. ambassador Majid Takht Ravanchi.

Houthi rebels in Yemen, backed by Iran, have claimed responsibility for the attack.

"That's what happens when you listen to the mustache," Iranian presidential adviser Hesameddin Ashena tweeted to Trump in an apparent reference to national security adviser John Bolton.

"We'll see what happens with Iran. If they do anything, it will be a big mistake," President Donald Trump warned at a White House press conference..

U.K. Foreign Minister Jeremy Hunt told reporters that "we are very worried about the risk of a conflict happening by accident, with an escalation that is unintended, really on either side."

Iran has claimed innocence as regional tensions rise between Washington, its allies and Tehran.

Iran and Venezuela's shared hostility toward the U.S. is rooted in its attempts at regime change.

"The rest of the world sees perfectly well that Washington's policy is getting increasingly aggressive and reckless," a Russian Foreign Ministry statement said.

The U.S. increased oil consumption last year by around 540,000 barrels a day.

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo estimated there may be up to $2.5 trillion worth of oil and gas in the South China Sea, but the number could be much greater, attracting U.S. attention.

The drills were designed "to protect the territorial waters of our country, maintain lines of communication and promote the flag of the Islamic Republic of Iran."

The skin is our largest organ, and yet many of us are unsure how to care for it.

The Pentagon-backed Syrian Democratic Forces are supplying oil to the Syrian government in spite of U.S. sanctions.

The U.S. sanctioned the Venezuelan state-owned oil and gas company PDVSA, which is Venezuela's biggest source of revenue.

This is the best shot Venezuela had at democracy for a generation—and the U.S. can't afford to sit this one out.

President Trump has said he would not rule out a military option to confront Venezuela's leadership. So just how strong is the Latin American country's military?

The president appeared to take credit for low gas prices on social media.

"Mr. Bernhardt has represented mining and extraction companies, developers, and oil and gas interests," wrote 150 environmental advocacy groups in a letter.

"We just want to spread some awareness that we're good, hardworking Canadians that are just trying to provide for our families, and that's what it's all about," said one of the organizers.

As U.S. relations with Tehran, Beijing and Moscow continue to deteriorate, those three governments have banded together.

Iran's oil minister said the state-owned China National Petroleum Corporation would take over French oil giant Total's share of the South Pars gas field.

In response to mounting pressure to punish ally Saudi Arabia, President Donald Trump has instead accused the "terrorist nation" of Iran for unrelated acts.

The International Monetary Fund said inflation could top 10 million percent in 2019.

The "people's food basket has shrunk, except for the profiteers of sanctions," said one civil servant living in Tehran.