Axios

Crude oil prices are at their highest levels since the military campaign against Iran after climbing again overnight and Tuesday morning.

Why it matters: The latest rise — and how it ripples through consumer prices — raises the stakes of Trump officials' upcoming plans to address costs.

Katie Miller interviewed Fox News' Sean Hannity for an upcoming episode of "The Katie Miller Podcast," and Hannity jabbed at former prime-time colleague Tucker Carlson:

• "I don't ever talk to him, ever," Hannity said. "I wish him well. I've read a lot of what he says. I just completely disagree with it. And it's not the person that I knew when he was at Fox."

What they're saying: Miller asked Hannity if he thinks conservative media stars have become too focused on fighting each other instead of the left.

• Hannity replied: "I do. … And I've stayed out of it, if you've noticed. … That's by design. To me, the big fight in this country is against the radical left. And [if] they all want to kill each other, have at it."

"I'm way past the point in my career, Katie, that I care at all about what other people are doing or saying," Hannity added. "I watch it 'cause I have to be aware — and I read so much news, I can't miss it. However, my interest in involving myself in it is zero. I don't believe my success is predicated on tearing somebody else down, or their failure."

• Drops 6 p.m. ET Tuesday on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Rumble and X.

The U.S. Embassy in Riyadh was attacked by two drones, according to initial estimates, resulting in a limited fire and minor material damage to the building, a Saudi Defense Ministry spokesperson said.

The big picture: Tehran has launched a wave of counterattacks following weekend airstrikes by American and Israeli forces on Iran, firing missiles at Middle Eastern countries that are allied with the U.S. into Tuesday morning — as the U.S. and Israel continued to target Iran.