Tsunami Bomb’: Russia Launches Doomsday Nuclear Submarine After Threatening to Use Poseidon on UK

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At least 37 people have been killed after Russia attacked a Ukrainian ammunition depot with a drone as strikes on Kyiv continued for a third day. Fire erupted at the depot, in the village of Myla in Kyiv’s Bucha district, as more than 200 people evacuated their homes and 50 residential buildings were destroyed. Ukraine’s … Read more

So, should we short until November?

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So, should we short until November? byu/Beginning_Sector_594 inwallstreetbets “The chart shows the historical seasonal pattern of the S&P Equal-Weight (SPW) during U.S. midterm election years (1990–2022). Historically, after the current point, the index tends to experience a stronger correction from August through early October, followed by a significant recovery starting in late October and gaining … Read more

Memory is now 50% of AI spending.

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Quick Read Memory is projected to capture 54% of the $1.56 trillion semiconductor market in 2026, nearly doubling its 27% share from 2025. Nvidia doubled its memory supply commitments to $279 billion in a single quarter, spreading obligations across fiscal years 2027 through 2029. AI has extended the memory cycle rather than ended it, as … Read more

The most important Fauci document may have nothing to do with COVID

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The interesting part isn’t simply that Fauci had CIA contacts. It’s that the documents show intelligence and civilian biodefense were already working much closer together years before COVID. SCOOP: New docs CONFIRM Fauci's connection to the CIA. Fauci's institute at NIH provided cover for CIA research on bioterrorism. The CIA would help NIH obtain the … Read more

Hegseth is purging officers while America runs low on the weapons it needs

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Hegseth is reshaping the military while the Iran war is exposing how thin America’s weapons stockpiles can get. The presidency rumor makes that much more interesting. HEGSETH EYES PRESIDENCY? WASHINGTON — Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has told close friends and associates that he is considering a run for president in 2028, according to two people … Read more

Trump is running into the same problem everywhere now: money and voters

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The strongest thread here is money. Cheap gas, rising prices, Trump’s wealth and White House secrecy are all turning into questions about who benefits and who pays. MAG: What Might Happen to The Don’s Ill-Gotten Gains… Americans are not accustomed to learning lessons about democracy from Nigeria, Peru, or the Philippines. That disregard may soon … Read more

First the drone blitz, now Ukraine warns of a major ground offensive

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Russia may be setting the stage for a much bigger push while Ukraine’s air defenses are already being stretched. The 300,000 troop figure is the attention grabber. The drone attacks make it more worrying. Ukraine Says Putin Planning Ground Offensive on Kyiv… Russia’s military leadership had been tasked with preparing several operational scenarios for an … Read more

Conservative mom explains why she sued Portland public schools.

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EXCLUSIVE: We spoke with Oregon mother Allison Roberts, who is SUING Portland Public Schools (@PPSConnect) after they BANNED her from school grounds after she raised concerns about Pride flags. The school accused her of “racism” for opposing trans flags despite another parent… pic.twitter.com/DA6saraGln — Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) August 24, 2026

The Federal Reserve’s purchases of short duration T-Bills jumped to $542 billion this week. US defends yen support to protect borrowing costs

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They are stuffing the short end so the long end and the foreign bid do not blow up. US DEFENDS YEN SUPPORT TO PROTECT BORROWING COSTS Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent defended US intervention to support the Japanese yen, warning that extreme volatility could raise American borrowing costs. Japan is the largest foreign holder of US … Read more