West Texas Intermediate crude oil rose toward $92 a barrel and was up more than 9% for the week. ^[1] The US Air Force told Senator Ron Wyden that it disabled advertising identifiers on its computers and mobile phones two months before the September 4, 2026 disclosure. ^[2] The US Army told Reuters that advertising IDs tied to mobile devices had been disabled since earlier in 2026. ^[3] US Special Operations Command said in a letter that it had recently disabled advertising identifiers on its Windows devices. ^[4] Wyden and Representative Pat Harrigan, a North Carolina Republican, sent a letter to the Pentagon on September 4, 2026 asking for an investigation into whether the military had properly countered the dangers of the location data trade. ^[5] Iran's forces targeted vessels transiting the Strait of Hormuz and fired missiles at Jordan, Kuwait, and Bahrain. ^[6] Israel indicated it was prepared to resume fighting if necessary and that an Iranian attack would free it from existing restrictions. ^[7] Oil futures are up almost 60% this year, with refined products such as diesel seeing even steeper gains. ^[8]