Article
Israeli Strikes Across Lebanon Killed at Least 22
Israeli strikes on Lebanon escalated again on Saturday, with at least 22 people killed and dozens of others wounded in various attacks across the country. The IDF also issued evacuation orders for an additional nine villages, and reported having launched strikes on 85 different targets across Lebanon. The deadliest strike was against the town of […]
aboutLiberty Portal
Liberty Portal is your gateway for free markets and free thinking. We aggregate open-sourced content to promote and popularize important people and lessons within the liberty movement.
suggested
Sep 7, 2026 / Tyler Durden
The Copper Chart Causing Alarm
The Copper Chart Causing Alarm
Copper futures in London continue to move higher, once again approaching record highs, as US buyers purchase record volumes from the seaborne market, with imports reaching 200,000 tons in July. A phased US tariff would keep that buying in motion for longer, further tightening the ex-US market and limiting any near-term price correction in London trading.
Rafael Barcellos, head of Latin American Metals & Mining and Pulp & Paper Equity Research at Bradesco BBI, wrote in a note last week that global mine supply is deteriorating....
Read more
Aug 2, 2026 / Jason Ditz
Israel Claims Three Hezbollah Killed in Attack as Lebanon Destruction Continues
Israel continued its offensives in southern Lebanon over the weekend, including operations around Beaufort Castle, which they presently occupy. The IDF reported that those operations involved an attack on Hezbollah fighters at Ali Taher Ridge. “The soldiers struck the terrorists and eliminated them in order to remove the threat,” was the official statement on the matter. […]
Read more
Sep 14, 2026 / Tyler Durden
Court Rejects DOE Order To Delay Michigan Coal Plant Retirement
Court Rejects DOE Order To Delay Michigan Coal Plant Retirement
By Ethan Howland of UtilityDive
A federal appeals court on Friday vacated the Department of Energy’s emergency order requiring the owners of a coal-fired power plant in Michigan to delay its planned retirement, saying the move usurped state authority over generating resources.
“The federal government has, until now, issued stopgap generation orders in response only to transitory emergencies caused by war, extreme weather events, market manipulation, or unplanned, short-term unavailability of specific generation units,” the U.S. Appeals Court for the District of...
Read more




