Uprising In Ceuta: Locals Have Had Enough Of Migrant Invasion

DOJ Finds USDA Preferences For 'Socially Disadvantaged' Farmers Discriminatory Authored by Bryan Hyde via American Greatness, The Department of Justice (DOJ) has concluded that the U.S. Agriculture Department’s (USDA) favors for “socially disadvantaged” groups unconstitutionally discriminate based on race and sex. Just the News reports that the Office of Legal Counsel (OLC) has determined conservation‑planning programs that authorized USDA to waive user fees for “socially disadvantaged” farmers as defined by race‑ and sex‑based criteria, violated the Constitution’s equal-protection guarantee. 🔥Hot off the presses: @TheJusticeDept explains that the @USDA cannot give benefits only to certain...

OPEC+ Agrees To Boost Output By Another 206,000 Barrels A Day When Strait Of Hormuz Reopens With the world's attention glued to every headline out of Iran, it is understandable why today's OPEC+ meeting was largely ignored, although with roughly 12% of global oil output throttled at the Strait of Hormuz, it's not as if even OPEC+ could do much to offset the supply shock.  Earlier on Sunday, the oil-producing cartel (where Iran is a founding member yet was missing from the Joint Ministerial Monitoring Committee) warned that damage to Middle...

Yttrium's 125-Fold Price Gap Looms Over Trump-Xi Talks In Shenzhen Authored by Michael Kern via OilPrice,China extended its pause on the October 2025 rare earth export controls to Jan. 10, but the April 2025 licensing rules that cover yttrium were never part of the pause.Argus prices yttrium about 125 times higher in Europe than in China, and Chinese customs data show yttrium oxide shipments to Japan fell to 4,000 kg in September from 51,000 kg a year earlier. Non-Chinese yttrium is slow to arrive: Lynas isn’t due to start output until...