Are There, or Will There Be, US Negotiations with Iran?

1,000 Days Of Milei Authored by Michael Talbot via BondVigilantes.com, One thousand days is a long time in politics... When I wrote about Javier Milei’s first 100 days in office, Argentina was embarking on yet another attempt to break free from a cycle that had become painfully familiar: fiscal excess, monetary financing, inflation, capital controls and, eventually, crisis. Markets were optimistic, but they had been optimistic before. Argentina has a habit of disappointing even its most enthusiastic supporters. At the time, Milei inherited an economy in severe distress alongside a reform agenda that...

Apparently This Is Not Criminal Damage... Authored by Steve Watson via Modernity News, A Dutch 'activist' who climbed Winston Churchill's statue in Parliament Square, sprayed it with "Zionist war criminal," "Globalise the Intifada" and Hamas-style red triangles, then argued the graffiti didn't count because it could be washed off, has walked out of Southwark Crown Court a free man. The bill for cleaning the monument ran into thousands. The man who did it has escaped criminal charges. Olax Outis, also known as Caspar San Giorgi, 39, defaced Churchill earlier this year while wearing...

Organized Insanity: Why ICE Shootings Are Usually Justified It has been noted by many deportation advocates that the enforcement of basic immigration laws has always been a responsibility of government.  It's not a new, unique, bizarre or despotic policy - It's simply common sense.  However, in the past decade, the common sense enforcement of the law is being treated like a humanitarian crisis akin to slavery, ethnic cleansing and genocide.  Why? It's not because the general public sees it that way.  The citizenry did not suddenly change their views on mass...