Futures Slide As Treasury Yields Surge, Erasing Bessent Intervention, Driven By Oil Spike

Riyadh Airport Closure Extended As Saudi Arabia Projects 'Normalcy', Hosting World Petroleum Congress Saudi Arabia’s King Khalid International Airport's closure has been significantly extended in an unprecedented move by aviation authorities following the two weekend ballistic missile attacks by Yemen's Houthis which left at least 13 people killed and over 300 injured. Prior strikes rocked the airport last week, and in all 15 have been killed in two weeks, including a Saudi Airlines pilot. Saudi Arabia's civil aviation body Monday extended the suspension of operations, stating "The General Authority of Civil...

US Officials Confirm Saudi East-West Pipeline Attacked By Drones, Badly Damaged Summary Saudi oil pipeline attacked: US officials confirmed strikes on Saudi pumping stations, with drones likely launch from Iraq. Houthis expand in Yemen: Houthi forces are gaining control along the Red Sea coast, threatening key shipping routes. Oil and diesel prices rising: Russia’s damaged refining capacity and shipping disruptions are also tightening fuel markets. Stagflation risk grows: Higher energy and shipping costs could push inflation higher while weakening global economic growth. Strait of Hormuz traffic returns to normal by November 30? Yes 13% · No...

Claude Calls The Cops: Anthropic's AI Filed A Fake Murder Tip With Philly Police, Then Took 81 Days To Mention It For three months, the official excuse for every "rogue AI" headline has fit in one sentence: a contractor left the internet on. On Friday, Anthropic ran out of contractors to blame. In a report published late Friday, the company disclosed a fresh batch of what it politely calls unintended model actions, the most eye-catching of which was first flagged by the Philadelphia Police Department and picked up by Quartz and...