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Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has announced the Trump administration’s new “Operation Economic Outcast,” calling it an “economic D-Day” that will impose sweeping sanctions on nearly 60 Iranian entities, individuals, and vessels, while threatening secondary sanctions against any country that continues doing business with Iran. The move comes after six months of inconclusive military conflict, with … Read more
I love that there's no pilot license required, that's huge for accessibility. We actually went deeper on this launch and the full specs https://t.co/CS1emnfQ9I — Martin Ronfort (@RonfortMartin) August 26, 2026
We are witnessing one of the most consequential geopolitical shifts since the Cold War. Countries running away from the US dollar. Into the hands of the Brics nations and over the past several months, the conflict with Iran has evolved from airstrikes and proxy battles into an economic battlefield.
MYSTERY ON THE SAND 🏖️: Dozens of tiny, translucent creatures were seen hopping along a Florida beach, leaving beachgoers wondering what exactly had washed ashore. Experts say identifying marine life at such an early stage can be difficult — a reminder of how much remains unknown… pic.twitter.com/h22aEqLMOT — FOX Weather (@foxweather) August 27, 2026 Translucent … Read more
Q2 revenue $96.2 billion, up 106 percent year over year Data center $89 billion, up 117 percent Company guided fiscal 2028 growth near 70 percent, about $690 billion vs Street $570 billion Accounts receivable $63 billion, DSO rose to 60 days Long-term debt jumped to $32.4 billion after a $25 billion bond issue Reports say … Read more
America’s flying ‘war room’ has been spotted taking off just 24 hours after a shocking meeting between the CIA and Russian officials in Moscow amid fears of World War III. The US Air Force’s Boeing C-40B Clipper departed Washington DC Wednesday morning at 7.11am ET from Joint Base Andrews – a major military facility and … Read more
Dylan’s rant as promised. This was 15 years ago in 2011 after the GFC. He basically nailed everything that’s coming home to roost today: pic.twitter.com/ya3impOCV9 — QE Infinity (@StealthQE4) August 27, 2026
Real talk about the United States Postal Service from somebody who’s actually been inside the operation. USPS news. Contracts. Unions. Pay. Benefits. Management. Safety. Transportation. Postal policy. Workplace issues. And what’s REALLY happening inside the Postal Service. No corporate BS. No sugarcoating. Just information, opinions, and real-world postal experience.
BREAKING: 2 people killed and 8 wounded in a car-ramming attack in Caen, France tonight. A man born in Russia, named Ibrahim I., deliberately drove a car into a group of people waiting at a bus stop. pic.twitter.com/0NhSkR3rtl — Visegrád 24 (@visegrad24) August 27, 2026 Two people died. Visegrad said 8 wounded. Later count is … Read more
Bessent: “We will grow our way out of debt.” Real GDP growth: 2023: +2.9%2024: +2.8%2025: +2.1%2026: +1.5% (Q2 annualized) US debt growth: 2023: +7.2%2024: +6.9%2025: +6.1%2026: +7.5% (last 12 months) Debt is growing 2–3× faster than the economy. You don’t grow your… — Fthegurus (@fthegurus) August 26, 2026 Warsh speaks at Jackson Hole on Friday. … Read more
by Michael We are far closer to a shooting war with Russia than most people realize. The Russians are extremely upset with the UK, because the UK has been providing long-range attack drones and long-range missiles to the Ukrainians. In recent months, the Ukrainians have been using those drones and missiles to attack very sensitive … Read more
by Michael The absolutely devastating floods and mudslides that we just witnessed along the border between Nepal and Tibet look like something out of a science fiction movie. It is a tragedy of epic proportions, and it has made us forget all of the other catastrophic disasters that have been hitting our planet recently. Unfortunately, the victims … Read more
People once believed if they worked hard, they could become homeowners, but ‘we’re coming to terms with the fact that perhaps most won’t. And that’s the new normal.’ When Katrina Linden moved into an apartment in her early 20s after graduating from college, she assumed renting would be temporary and eventually she’d own a home. … Read more
Everyone wants to optimize their credit cards. 5% on groceries. 3% on gas. Transfer points to airlines. Open another card for the sign-up bonus. Then another one because it has better travel protections. Pretty soon you’re carrying six cards and checking which one to use every time you buy something. Meanwhile, Fidelity’s card just gives … Read more
JUST IN 🚨: Copper hits all-time high 📈 📈 pic.twitter.com/yxpsNeviPV — Barchart (@Barchart) August 26, 2026 https://www.marketwatch.com/investing/stock/fcx?mod=mw_quote_tab
When someone is teaching you a new task, don’t just ask them to show you the steps. Ask: “What usually goes wrong?” Because the normal process is usually the easiest part. You can learn: Click here. Enter this. Check that. Send it. Done. The experienced person knows something else. They know what happens when the … Read more
Burger King’s President Tom Curtis breaks down Trump’s emergency order dumping 300,000 metric tons of tariff-free foreign beef into the US market over the next 90 days. While domestic cattle ranchers are furious about losing their pricing power, Burger King and other massive fast-food chains are treating this like pure margin relief. High meat costs … Read more
The obvious reaction to a CEO making $20 million, $50 million or $100 million is: That’s ridiculous. But that’s actually the least interesting part. The salary isn’t big enough to explain the shareholder damage. One study looked at companies with unusually high CEO compensation after adjusting for company size and performance. The top 10% of … Read more
State spins shockingly bad Colorado education testing data. Any of the following would be perfectly accurate and appropriate headlines for testing data released August 19 from the Colorado Measures of Academic Success: “Most students grades 3–8 behind in all subjects according to state testing.” “State testing shows overall low student scores increase in just over … Read more
Stocks are still hovering close to record-highs, but a look under the hood of the market shows a more worrying outlook ahead for equities, JPMorgan says. Jason Hunter, a technical strategist at the bank, said investors may want to consider selling some of their stocks, citing the bank’s technical analysis of the S&P 500 and … Read more