Supreme Court Seems Skeptical Of State Law Allowing Late-Arriving Ballots

Scammers Demand Crypto From Stranded Ships In Strait Of Hormuz: Report Authored by Amin Haqshanas via CoinTelegraph.com, Fraudulent actors posing as Iranian authorities have reportedly sent messages to shipping companies whose vessels remain stranded west of the Strait of Hormuz, demanding payment in cryptocurrency for safe passage. On Monday, maritime risk company Marisks issued a warning saying unknown groups had contacted shipowners claiming to represent Iranian security services and requesting transit “fees” in Bitcoin or USDt in exchange for clearance through the strait, according to Reuters. “These specific messages are a scam,” Marisks reportedly said,...

"Good Things Could Happen" By Molly Schwartz, cross-asset strategist at Rabobank President Trump spoke with reporters yesterday aboard Air Force One, saying that the US is “meeting with Iran” and that “good things could happen”—with the “could” doing some heavy lifting. What the “good things” are, or when they “could happen,” is still TBD. The other alternative is that “if they don’t work out, [the US] will go back to very strong military action.” That, of course, is dependent on whether or not these talks are actually happening (or at least...

IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir told a group of graduating Israeli pilots on Thursday that the war with Iran is “not over” and to expect “major operations” against the Islamic Republic. “On the drawing board are new plans. Major operations are still expected to lie ahead of us. Be prepared,” Zamir said, according to […]