Saudi Oil Tankers Attacked, Trump's New Tariffs, Wisconsin Police Shooting

Oil hit $100 a barrel after Iran backed rebels struck two Saudi tankers in the Red Sea. Fears of further escalation is causing foreign diplomats to leave their posts in Iran. Ame Martinez. That is Michelle Martin, and this is up first from NPR News. President Trump's global tariff expired last night, and a new one impacting The US's biggest trading partner took its place. The Supreme Court ruled some of his past tariffs illegal. Will this one survive legal scrutiny? And people in Madison, Wisconsin gathered to remember Corey Ruiz, who they shot and killed him Wednesday during an attempted arrest. Four officers are on leave, and none of them were body cameras. What more do we know about what happened that day? Stay with us. We'll give you news you need to start your day. This message comes from NPR sponsor Carvana. Carvana believes selling your car should be easy. Get a real offer down to the penny picked up from your driveway. You may keep waiting for a catch. There isn't one. Sell today at carvana.com. Pickup fees may apply. This message comes from Jerry. Many people are overpaying on car insurance. Why? Switching providers can be a pain. Jerry helps make the process painless. Jerry is the only app that compares rates from over 50 insurers in minutes and helps you switch fast with no spam calls or hidden fees. Drivers who save with Jerry could save over $1,300 a year. Before you renew your car insurance policy, download the Jerry app or head to jerry.ai/npr. This message comes from Capital One with the VentureX card. Earn unlimited double miles, a $3,300 annual Capital One travel credit, and access to airport lounges. Capital One. What's in your wallet? Terms apply. Details at capital1.com. We're almost two weeks into renewed fighting in The Middle East that many hope would start to wind down, but it keeps escalating. Yeah. There have been new US strikes on Iran, and Iran continues to target American bases in The Gulf and Jordan. The impact is being felt in the global energy markets. NPR's Hadil Al Shelji has been following all this from Istanbul, and she's with us now. Good morning, Hadil. Good morning. So let's start with oil prices. They jumped significantly yesterday. That's right. So Brent crude oil, which is the international standard, jumped over 6% to a $100 a barrel. That's the highest it's been since May. It went down this morning when markets opened back down to under $90. So yesterday's jump came after the Iran backed Yemeni Houthis attacked two Saudi oil tankers trying to cross the Red Sea. The Houthis got involved in the war earlier this week, said it was in retaliation for a siege that Saudi Arabia placed on Yemen and for Saudi attacks on the capital's international airport. Now the rebel group has threatened to blockade the Bebel Mandeb Strait, which connects the Red Sea to the Gulf Of Aden and the Indian …