Biden Sues To Block DOJ Release Of Audio Recordings From Biographer Interviews

Yemen’s Ansar Allah, known as the Houthis, took credit on Monday for attacks targeting oil infrastructure in eastern Saudi Arabia while Riyadh blamed the incident on Iraq’s Shia militias. Ansar Allah military spokesman Yahya Saree said that “a number of sensitive sites and points related to the supply and transport of crude oil from eastern […]

The Replacements: How US Helps Foreign Workers Take American Jobs Authored by Steven Edginton via RealClearInvestigations, Mary, a veteran Silicon Valley marketer who can't find a job, considers herself a victim of an H-1B visa program run amok. Her story, a U.S. native replaced by a foreign-born employee who is willing to work at a significantly lower wage, has become commonplace, particularly in the tech industry. Adding insult to injury, she says, her CEO, who hails from India, told her to train the man he selected to replace her before laying her...

Mobility Data Flashes Warning Sign Along Pakistan's Iran-Linked Copper-Corridor AI-powered geospatial data platform xMap's data scientist, Dana Harrison, asked in a LinkedIn post: "Can Mobility Data Spot Commodity Supply Risk Before the Market Does?" Harrison used location data from points of interest and human mobility data to focus on what she says are "changes in human movement" over recent months along Pakistan's Chagai copper-gold corridor, home to Saindak and the massive Reko Diq development, which is located near the Iranian border. Harrison continued: On this episode of The Reckless Rabithole, I noodled around...