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Trump Proposed Allowing Iran to Downblend Enriched Uranium
According to US officials, the latest proposal President Donald Trump sent to Tehran included allowing Iran to downblend its stockpile of 60% enriched uranium. Axios reported speaking with US officials who said that Trump asked for two amendments to a proposal that Tehran sent to Washington in late May. The conditions included Tehran downblending its […]
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Jun 12, 2026 / Tyler Durden
Blackrock's Private Credit Fund Gates Investors Again After Redemption Requests Surge
Blackrock's Private Credit Fund Gates Investors Again After Redemption Requests Surge
The market may be in full-blown face-ripping bubble mode, and software stocks are now gripped in by a category 5 gamma squeeze hurricane, but not even that is helping the ongoing debacle that is private credit.
One week after Cliffwater's Private Credit fund gated investors for a second straight quarter, and days after Blackstone also gated investors in its private credit fund for the first time (recall during Q1, the fund allowed investors to redeem a record 7.9% after tapping...
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Aug 18, 2026 / Tyler Durden
If Other Countries Give Fewer Shots, Why Can't We Ask Why?
If Other Countries Give Fewer Shots, Why Can't We Ask Why?
Authored by Jack Hellner via AmericanThinker.com,
By age 18, a child in the United States can receive roughly 30 to 75 total vaccine doses if they follow standard schedules and get annual flu shots. Fewer shots are needed because vaccines are combined.
By comparison, in Germany, the Robert Koch Institute (via the Standing Committee on Vaccination, STIKO) recommends routine protection against about 12 to 15 infectious diseases for children. Because Germany relies heavily on multi-component combination shots (like the 6-in-1 hexavalent...
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Apr 8, 2026 / Tyler Durden
S&P Slashes New Orleans' Credit Rating On "Structurally Imbalanced Operations"
S&P Slashes New Orleans' Credit Rating On "Structurally Imbalanced Operations"
New Orleans, home to Mardi Gras and muffulettas, has been governed by Democrats for decades, so it should come as little surprise that S&P Global Ratings has slashed the city's obligation rating to the third-lowest level of investment grade and placed it on a negative outlook.
S&P Global Ratings cut New Orleans' general obligation rating by one notch to BBB+ with a negative outlook, citing structurally imbalanced finances, shrinking reserves, and growing reliance on one-time desperate measures to meet cash needs.
"The...
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