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The operational bottleneck is visible in the data: too much depends on one crossing, too little equipment clears quickly, too few patients get out for care, and key water and hospital systems are still badly constrained.
The current UN file lists continuing casualties, no fully functioning hospitals, an 18,500-patient evacuation backlog, water-system damage, and acute food insecurity for 1.6 million people.
The government revived one of its rarest override mechanisms to protect a major fossil-fuel corridor, using Iran-war and oil-security framing to set aside endangered-species constraints.
Washington maintains a large Israel aid pipeline while the United States still has millions uninsured and Israel operates universal health coverage.
Official records and reporting describe an EPA administrator pairing major rule rollbacks with grant freezes and forcing courts to demand evidence for fraud claims that looked thin from the start.
A proposed 5 percent net-worth tax, an 870,000-signature ballot threshold, and a $20 million opposition check put California's billionaire-tax fight into campaign-finance territory before voters saw a ballot.
The money story around war does not end with appropriations. It runs through company sales, backlogs, contracts, and lobbying records.