Jones Act Waiver for Iran Conflict
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The Trump administration temporarily waives the Jones Act, a century-old law, to ease shipping disruptions from the U.S.-Iran conflict. This move aims to stabilize energy markets and supply chains, allowing foreign ships to carry oil and other goods to U.S. ports. While critics argue it drives up costs, supporters welcome the flexibility. The administration also eases sanctions on Venezuela and Russia, and releases oil from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve, but experts warn these are short-term fixes.
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