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Israeli Strike Kills Three Palestinians in Gaza City
An Israeli airstrike killed three Palestinians in Gaza City on Sunday, the head of the al-Shifa Hospital told Reuters, as Israeli attacks continue to hit the Strip amid the US-Israeli war against Iran. According to medics, the Israeli attack struck western Gaza City near a crowded tent camp, killing three men, including a paramedic. Several […]
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Jun 25, 2026 / Tyler Durden
Trump's War Economy Accelerates As Lockheed Wins $35 Billion Deal To Quadruple Missile-Interceptor Output
Trump's War Economy Accelerates As Lockheed Wins $35 Billion Deal To Quadruple Missile-Interceptor Output
President Trump's war economy continues to gain steam as weapons production is kicked into high gear and stockpiling becomes a top priority for the Department of War.
The latest evidence: Lockheed Martin has won a DoW contract worth up to $35 billion to quadruple production of THAAD missile-defense interceptors, according to Bloomberg.
The seven-year agreement follows a January framework deal between Lockheed and DoW to boost interceptor output over the next few years. It also comes as the...
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Aug 17, 2026 / Tyler Durden
Iran War Pushes Middle Eastern Airlines Towards $4.3BN Loss In 2026
Iran War Pushes Middle Eastern Airlines Towards $4.3BN Loss In 2026
Via Middle East Eye
As the US and Israel launched air strikes on Iran on February 28 2026, Iran struck back near US military installations in the Gulf, including in Qatar and the UAE. Several international airports were hit by Iranian strikes, including Dubai, the world's busiest for international passengers, as well as Abu Dhabi, Kuwait and Bahrain.
The UAE, Qatar, Bahrain and Kuwait closed their airspaces due to safety concerns, gradually reopening them a week later as hostilities lessened. The war has had long-lasting consequences for regional aviation: falling passenger and cargo demand, fewer private...
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Jul 7, 2026 / Tyler Durden
Revolutionary War Cannons Hidden For 240 Years Go On Display
Revolutionary War Cannons Hidden For 240 Years Go On Display
A remarkable collection of Revolutionary War artifacts that lay hidden beneath the Savannah River for nearly 240 years is now on public display in Georgia's oldest city as the nation marks America's 250th anniversary, according to Fox News.
The Savannah History Museum officially unveiled 19 cannons recovered from the river as part of its new Loyalists & Liberty: Savannah in the American Revolution exhibit. Historians say the discovery represents the largest cache of 18th-century artillery ever recovered from a single Revolutionary...
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