The United States marks one month of war with Iran, with new details of more U.S. service members injured in an Iranian attack on a Saudi air base, bringing the total number of U.K. troops killed and wounded to 13,300 since the conflict began 4 weeks ago. Uncertainty over President Trump's next move in Iran is also growing, with House Republicans rejecting a Senate deal to fund the Department of Homeland Security as airport security concerns grow. The status of negotiations between Washington and Tehran remains unclear, with President Trump’s original 48-hour deadline for Iran to open the strait of Hormuz has now slipped twice, first to five days and now to 10 days. The price of oil has risen by 55 percent since the war began, with the Dow Jones and Nasdaq both entering correction territory this week and globally, with global oil prices rising.