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Space-Squatters Will Open The Final Frontier
Space-Squatters Will Open The Final Frontier
Authored by Rainer Zitelmann via American Greatness,
When we talk about the future of mankind in space, we should learn from history.
Squatters played a crucial role in the settlement and economic development of the American West. Long before government institutions were firmly established, settlers moved onto unclaimed land, built homes, cultivated farms, and created entire communities without initially possessing formal legal title to the land they occupied.
In many cases, these settlers were the true pioneers of westward expansion. They established the foundations of economic life—farms,...
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Oct 4, 2026 / Tyler Durden
US Treasury Grants Sanctions Waiver For Some Iranian Flights To Iraq
US Treasury Grants Sanctions Waiver For Some Iranian Flights To Iraq
Via The Cradle
The office of Iraqi Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi announced on Friday that Baghdad has secured a narrow exemption from US sanctions on Iran’s aviation sector, allowing Iranian airlines to resume up to 40 daily flights to Najaf International Airport.
The deal excludes Mahan Air, the statement said, welcoming US “cooperation in granting the necessary exemption.” It added that the move would ease travel for pilgrims, patients, and tourists affected by the sanctions.
Wiki Commons“Air travel does not merely represent...
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Apr 3, 2026 / Tyler Durden
Has Concern Over Hormuz Made Us Forget The Red Sea?
Has Concern Over Hormuz Made Us Forget The Red Sea?
Authored by Gregory Copley via The Epoch Times,
Wartime concerns about the security of maritime energy traffic through the Strait of Hormuz—connecting the Indian Ocean/Gulf of Oman with the Persian Gulf—have overshadowed the fact that the related issue of Red Sea security is far from resolved and is, in fact, becoming more dynamic.
The Red Sea–Suez link between the Mediterranean and the Indian Ocean is of equal strategic importance to global trade as the Hormuz choke point and is, through geography and...
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May 21, 2026 / Tyler Durden
UK Leads European Nations In Hiring Over-50s
UK Leads European Nations In Hiring Over-50s
Over the past two decades, ageing populations, rising retirement ages and higher education levels have contributed to rising employment rates among workers aged 55 and over across OECD countries. Yet many workplaces are still designed around shorter careers, leading many people to leave work earlier than they need or want to. This deepens the demographic pressures facing ageing societies, including labor shortages, as early exits reduce the number of employees and inflate public welfare and healthcare costs.
The OECD argues that employers play a decisive...
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