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Ohio among states refusing to let Live Nation off the hook

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By Troy Smith Verified, Jason Lalljee Verified
| Axios Cleveland Verified
Driving the news: The antitrust trial resumes this week after Live Nation failed to reach a settlement, at a judge's urging, with a majority of states that sued with the Department of Justice. While several states reached a settlement, dozens did not, per the Hollywood Reporter. What they said: "Ohioans deserve transparency, fair prices and vibrant competition," Ohio's Attorney General Dave Yost said when the state joined the DOJ's case in 2024.
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Why Trump's Kharg Island attacks could make the oil crisis worse

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By Jason Lalljee Verified
| MSN Verified
Jason Lalljee President Trump is zeroing in on a major vulnerability for Iran as the war's risks to the global economy grow increasingly serious. Why it matters: Trump is ramping up his threats to Kharg Island, where Iran handles most of its oil, as the country maintains a stranglehold over the Strait of Hormuz . The latest: The president told reporters on Monday that he is considering further strikes to Kharg Island following U.S. attacks this weekend.
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Why Trump's Kharg Island attacks could make the oil crisis worse

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By Jason Lalljee Verified
| Axios Verified
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