Three U.S. Troops Killed in Renewed U.S.-Iran Fighting
About this episode
The episode discusses the recent killing of three U.S. troops in renewed fighting with Iran, rising gas prices, and the FDA's retraction regarding a cyclospora outbreak linked to lettuce.
Plus: AAA says gas has risen back above the $4 a gallon mark after the fighting intensifies. And the FDA walks back a statement that the parasite linked to the cyclospora outbreak had been detected on a sample of lettuce from Taylor Farms. Daniel Bach hosts. Sign up for WSJ’s free What’s News newsletter.
People in this episode
Host: Daniel Bach
Topics covered
- U.S.-Iran conflict
- gas prices
- cyclospora outbreak
- FDA statements
- military news
Keywords
- U.S. troops
- Iran fighting
- gas prices
- AAA
- FDA
- cyclospora outbreak
- Taylor Farms
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Organizations: AAA, FDA, Taylor Farms
Places: U.S.
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