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Senate Narrowly Defeats Iran War Powers Resolution
The Senate narrowly defeated a War Powers Resolution on Thursday that would have directed President Trump to end the war with Iran, though the vote doesn’t negate the Iran War Powers Resolution that was passed by both the Senate and the House several months ago. The resolution failed Thursday in a 49-50 vote, with four […]
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Mar 25, 2026 / Tyler Durden
Israel Seeks To Disrupt Russian-Iranian Arms Transfer Route In The Caspian Sea
Israel Seeks To Disrupt Russian-Iranian Arms Transfer Route In The Caspian Sea
Russia and Iran have long had positive bilateral relations, which deepened in the context of the Ukraine war, and now in the midst of Trump's Operation Epic Fury, where Moscow is said to be sharing vital intelligence and targeting information with Tehran.
Fresh reporting in The Wall Street Journal suggests that recent large-scale Israeli attacks in the Caspian Sea could mean flirting with WW3 and potential attacks on Russian interests and assets.
"An Israeli strike on a naval outpost in...
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Jul 30, 2026 / Tyler Durden
Cuba Crisis: Assessing The Claims Against Havana
Cuba Crisis: Assessing The Claims Against Havana
By Patrick Pillow Via The Libertarian Institute
When President Donald Trump declared Cuba an “unusual and extraordinary threat” to US national security in a January 2026 Executive Order, the designation was accompanied by a series of sweeping claims. Among them were accusations that Cuba “provides support” to Russia, China, Iran, Hamas, and Hezbollah, that it “supports terrorism,” and that the Cuban government supports actors who “seek to destroy the United States.”
What began as a discussion over Cuban intelligence capabilities has now expanded into a much broader narrative...
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Sep 8, 2026 / Tyler Durden
Intense SoCal Heatwave Sparks Cooling Demand Surge, Testing Grid Reliability
Intense SoCal Heatwave Sparks Cooling Demand Surge, Testing Grid Reliability
The National Weather Service has issued heat advisories across California's Central Valley and coastal areas, including the Bay Area and Los Angeles, with more severe extreme heat warnings in parts of Southern California. Cooling demand is expected to soar over the next several days, putting pressure on the power grid, particularly in the evening as solar generation declines.
Bloomberg reports that Los Angeles-area temperatures are forecast to reach 85F to 105F, roughly 10 to 15 degrees above normal. San Francisco could...
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