Iran Will Respond To Ceasefire Breaches Wherever Those Are

Man At Risk Of Losing $95,000 Plane For Transporting Unopened Six Pack Of Beer Takes His Case To SCOTUS The Supreme Court will consider whether Alaska went too far when it confiscated a pilot's $95,000 airplane over an attempt to bring beer into a dry community, according to Yahoo News. The case dates to 2012, when longtime Alaska charter pilot Ken Jouppi agreed to fly a passenger from Fairbanks to Beaver, where alcohol was prohibited. The passenger had 72 cans of beer in her luggage. Most were boxed, but a six-pack...

The US used a new missile in a strike on the first day of the US-Israeli war against Iran that hit a sports hall and an adjacent elementary school in the Iranian city of Lamerd, killing at least 21 people in the area, The New York Times has reported. The report, which cited weapons experts […]

Canada Has The Nuclear Technology. Why Buy The Dependency? Saskatchewan’s recent announcement envisages two large reactors supplying more than 2,000 MW in the northwest, potentially starting in 2042, plus at least 600 MW from small modular reactors near Estevan. The ambition makes sense. The willingness to acquire more foreign dependencies… does not. The list of potential vendors for large reactors is short: Westinghouse and its AP1000 AtkinsRealis and Canadian CANDU technology Will Canada import Westinghouse and their American reactor technology, or keep everything in-house with AtkinsRealis and the CANDU? In today's era of national energy security,...