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Araghchi Says Iran Is Ready To Face US Ground Troops and Doesn’t Seek a Ceasefire
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said on Thursday that Iran is ready to fight US ground troops amid indications that the Trump administration is preparing to send forces into the country. Araghchi was asked during an appearance on NBC News if Iran was afraid of a US ground invasion. “No, we are waiting for them,” […]
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Apr 1, 2026 / Tyler Durden
'A National Calamity': 1 In 8 UK Children Reported As Disabled By Parents
'A National Calamity': 1 In 8 UK Children Reported As Disabled By Parents
Authored by Mary Gilleece via dailysceptic.org,
The recent news that one in eight children are now reported by their parents as being disabled ought to prompt an immediate national inquiry into what on earth is causing a large proportion of the population to sicken.
That millions of children and young people are stricken with disabilities ought to be front page news every day until it is sorted out.
The Telegraph reports:
About 12% of children – or around 1.7 million youngsters – are...
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Aug 26, 2026 / Tyler Durden
WTI Rises After Big Product Draws, Tiny Crude Build, SPR Nears 'Tank Bottoms'
WTI Rises After Big Product Draws, Tiny Crude Build, SPR Nears 'Tank Bottoms'
Oil prices extended their declines for a third straight day after the US plan to ramp up economic pressure on Iran spared the country’s trading partners from harsher measures for now, while mediators said they were continuing efforts to end the conflict.
“There was a lot of buildup around the announcement but what we got was more a warning about where policy is heading than an immediate shock to physical supply,” said Haris Khurshid, chief investment officer at...
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Jul 28, 2026 / Tyler Durden
US Home Prices Unexpectedly Jumped In May; Chicago Leading, Vegas Lagging
US Home Prices Unexpectedly Jumped In May; Chicago Leading, Vegas Lagging
Having declined for three straight months, US home prices in America's 20 largest cities was expected to rise very marginally (+0.1% MoM) in May (according to the latest data from S&P Cotality Case-Shiller).
Instead, home prices accelerated 0.3% MoM (better than expected), lifting the annual appreciation to +1.63% YoY - the fastest annual price gain since July 2025...
“Monthly price appreciation continues to reflect the seasonal strength often associated with the spring homebuying season,” Rebecca Kaufman, Associate Director of Commodities at S&P...
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