In today’s White House Briefing Room, Jon Decker delivers the latest from Washington as major domestic and global developments collide.

We begin with the escalating financial toll of the Iran conflict, where Operation Epic Fury is now costing the U.S. an estimated $1 billion per day. With the Strait of Hormuz effectively shut down, global oil markets are reacting—and American industries are feeling the squeeze.

Also in today’s briefing:

• The economic impact of the Iran war on oil prices and U.S. trucking
• New questions over whether allies will share the cost of the conflict
• DHS shutdown enters its seventh week as political gridlock continues
• TSA’s 60,000 workers finally receive back pay—but uncertainty remains
• President Trump considers next steps on Iran and military strategy
• Florida moves to rename Palm Beach International Airport after President Trump
• First look at the design of President Trump’s future presidential library

Plus, updates from the White House schedule and the latest political developments shaping the week ahead.