Oil surged past $100 a barrel after Iran-backed Houthis attacked Saudi tankers in the Red Sea, escalating Middle East tensions as Trump weighs military response. Meanwhile, Trump replaced an expired global tariff with a new 10-12.5% levy on 59 countries citing forced labor concerns, and Wisconsin police killed a man during an arrest with no body cameras recording the encounter. Brent crude oil jumped over 6% to $100 a barrel after Houthi attacks on Saudi tankers, the highest price since May, directly increasing costs for shipping, food, and school supplies for regular consumers.