The latest on the Iran conflict, Federal Reserve independence concerns, and key primary elections.

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   Geopolitics

   Trump Teases Hormuz Deal, Denies Munitions Shortage

   President Trump indicated a deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz could be imminent as Iran and Oman finalize a navigation agreement. He also denied reports that the U.S. has depleted its stockpile of long-range precision missiles during the conflict.

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   Federal Reserve

   Trump's Direct Calls to Fed Chair Revive Independence Concerns

   President Trump has reportedly been calling Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh for advice on the economy and geopolitical issues. The frequent direct contact has raised concerns about the central bank's political independence.

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   Congress

   Senate Committee to Vote on Fauci Contempt Charges

   The Republican-led Senate Homeland Security Committee is set to vote on whether to hold former NIAID director Dr. Anthony Fauci in contempt of Congress. The vote follows Fauci's refusal to answer questions at a hearing last week, citing his Fifth Amendment rights.

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   Elections

   El-Sayed Narrowly Wins Michigan Democratic Senate Primary

   Abdul El-Sayed narrowly defeated Representative Haley Stevens in Michigan's Democratic Senate primary. Party leaders are now focusing on unifying the fractured base ahead of a high-stakes November matchup against Republican Mike Rogers.

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   Elections

   Tennessee Voters Head to the Polls for Primary Elections

   Tennessee voters are casting their ballots today to select gubernatorial and congressional nominees. Senator Marsha Blackburn is facing two challengers in the Republican gubernatorial primary, while newly redrawn congressional districts are also being tested.

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   Healthcare

   Uninsured Rate Rises After GOP Blocks Healthcare Subsidies

   A drop in health insurance coverage is sparking political debate after Republicans blocked the extension of Affordable Care Act subsidies. While the administration credits the dip to a crackdown on fraud, recent data points to rising costs pricing Americans out of the market.