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"Iran War entangles Mideast, It felt like coming home, Economy slows as inflation persists."

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Friday • July 31, 2026

Read Today's Print Replica Today's Front Page Iran war entangles Mideast By VIVIAN NEREIM, MICHAEL D. SHEAR and THOMAS FULLER NYTimes News Service A resurgence of fighting in the war with Iran is expanding the scope of the conflict across the Middle East and further threatening shipments of oil and other products crucial to the global economy. With little sign of peace talks resuming, a series of attacks, including two consecutive nights of strikes between Iran and the United States, ended a short period of relative calm - andentangled a growing list of...Read more 'It felt like coming home' By GRACE INEZ ADAMS Hawaii Tribune-Herald Three years after the Ha'aheo Elementary School in Hilo closed for a $25 million renovation project, teachers are planning to welcome students back to the campus in August. The site now includes three new buildings, doubling its previous facilitysize and adding a new cafeteria, library, computer lab, classrooms, common areas and storage space. The entire school, which first opened in 1888, was also outfitted with air-conditioning and accessibility...Read more Economy slows as inflation persists By TALMON JOSEPH SMITH NYTimes News Service The U.S. economy slowed in the second quarter of the year, expanding at an annual rate of 1.5% as the war with Iran upended prices, supply chains and energy markets. Oil prices have receded from their peaks in the spring. But damage in the form of higher prices for gasoline and other petroleum-based products is still hitting households and businesses. Persistent inflation and uncertainty over the Federal Reserve's plans to contain it pushed up...Read more Download the Hawaii Tribune Herald App

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