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https://t.co/Rq52PG0Py3 — Tess Summers 🏴🇮🇪 (@tesssummers98) September 21, 2026 Who’ll be lining up to be cannon fodder today? Who’ll die for the King like they did in 1914? Who’s our enemy? You wouldn’t believe the constant warmongering articles in the UK media, and by politicians desperate to cling onto power as people won’t vote for … Read more
Key takeaways Military Stance: The Iran-backed Houthis claim they can fight on multiple fronts if nations join Saudi Arabia against Yemen, while assuring the U.S. that Red Sea vessels are not targeted. Strategic Control: Rebels now control Yemen’s western coast, including Mokha port and Red Sea islands, giving them leverage over Bab el-Mandeb Strait shipping. … Read more
The state result is brutal and real. It is official now. The ruling party of Chancellor Merz has completely collapsed on Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. They received less than 5% of the vote, which is below the cut-off. They will receive 0 seats in the regional legislature. 1951 was their previous low of 9% in Bremen. pic.twitter.com/WF8MmJGFMf — … Read more
A California man was arrested after being accused of stealing a cargo shipment worth more than half a million dollars from a New Castle warehouse on Monday, according to Delaware State Police. Officials said 35-year-old Dushatdaman Parihar is facing multiple charges after he and another person are suspected of using fraudulent documents to steal a … Read more
B.C.’s attorney general says the provincial government is suing OpenAI in California for its alleged role in the Tumbler Ridge mass shooting in February. Niki Sharma made the announcement at a news conference Monday. She said the province is suing OpenAI for its failure to notify law enforcement of threats made on its platform, ChatGPT, … Read more
via notayesmanseconomics Today we have an opportunity to look at a theme that way predates even my time on here. It is the claim by the Euro area founders that it would provide economic convergence for its members. Back in the day when I worked at Deutsche Bank in the mid-1990s their offshore investment vehicle … Read more
Some US lawmakers have objected to the deal, reasoning that Chinese telecommunications equipment in Saudi Arabia could be used to study the aircraft and compromise its stealth features. United States President Donald Trump has touted himself as a master dealmaker, but critics are warning that his latest deal could compromise the security of the United … Read more
President Trump on Sunday said that the plans for the massive triumphal arch bridging Washington, D.C., and Virginia will incorporate a “top grade military complex.” Trump said in a Truth Social post that this change to the arch was at the request of the U.S. military “for National Security purposes.” “I have agreed to convert … Read more
Obama’s Affordable Care Act made healthcare unaffordable. Who would’ve thought? pic.twitter.com/wBs8TCkTLP — Wall Street Mav (@WallStreetMav) September 21, 2026 It is the hospital also that is jacking up prices when you have insurance. They charge much less when you pay cash without insurance. It is why I have never in my life paid for health … Read more
Nvidia founder Jensen Huang suggests that the recent focus on AI regulation from major research labs is primarily an effort to sidestep existing regulations. He says policymakers should enforce existing laws against AI companies before creating a new AI-specific regulatory regime. “Don’t let this doomsday narrative cause somebody to relieve them of the laws that … Read more
Donald Trump declared today that Russia has ‘lost control’ of its diesel industry after a Ukrainian blitz, with his own war on Iran driving US diesel to its highest price ever. ‘A large number of their Diesel refineries have been blown up and are, at least temporarily, out of commission,’ Trump wrote on Truth Social … Read more
SAMA joined as an observer in 2023, became a participant in 2024, completed its proof of concept in May 2025 and later confirmed it was no longer a participating member. The change only became a major headline this month. That timing suggests this was not necessarily a sudden break with China. Saudi Arabia may have … Read more
A Princeton study found that 99 of the 101 faculty members who made reportable political contributions during the 2023–24 election cycle gave to Democrats or Democratic-affiliated groups. Two gave to independents. Zero gave to Republicans. That does not prove every Princeton professor is a Democrat. It does not prove professors are indoctrinating students. But it … Read more
Here’s something people don’t talk about enough. Say you own a house worth $800,000 and you have no mortgage. You’re sitting on $800K of wealth. Sounds great. Now you lose your job. Can you use that $800K to pay the bills? Not without selling the house, taking out a loan, or doing something else with … Read more
The schedule: Tuesday, Sept. 22: General Debate begins. Tuesday, Sept. 22: UN Climate Summit sessions include an Energy Transition dialogue. Wednesday, Sept. 23: the UN holds its Climate Summit, focused on climate action and the energy transition. AI governance is also on the UN’s agenda, although the specific AI meeting I found was Sept. 10, … Read more
The US national financial conditions index is quite loose recently. But unlike the post-2008 era, today’s relatively loose conditions are driven less by credit expansion and more by low risk premia. This means upstream tech companies can get capital easily, but it isn’t translating into household balance sheet expansion through the traditional “financial accelerator” mechanism … Read more
That distinction is starting to matter. Before the war, roughly 125 large commercial vessels moved through the Strait of Hormuz every day. Over the weekend, only 17 commodity vessels were recorded crossing it. Yet oil is still moving. That is what makes the current situation easy to underestimate. Saudi Arabia has been pushing more crude … Read more
Persian Gulf states and Russia have invested tens of billions of dollars in refineries over the past decade to grab a bigger share of the global diesel market. Now, war in both regions has sent exports plunging, squeezing supplies of a fuel that powers much of the global economy. Diesel prices are soaring—they eclipsed $6 … Read more
Micron just posted a number that looks like an accounting error. It isn’t. Revenue jumped from $9.3 billion to $41.46 billion in one year. That’s a 346% increase. But cost of goods sold went from $5.79 billion to only $6.40 billion. Revenue more than quadrupled. The cost barely moved. That left Micron with an 84.6% … Read more
The cost is $4 million collars for 17 small portable toilet modular setups There will be a 10 minute hard limit amount of time each person is allowed to use the new toilet. When your 10 minutes is up the door will automatically open and you’ll be exposed to the public At a $4 million … Read more