Article
Putin's Hometown: Biggest Ukrainian Attack On St. Petersburg Since War's Start
Putin's Hometown: Biggest Ukrainian Attack On St. Petersburg Since War's Start
St. Petersburg, Russia's second-largest city, came under heavy drone attack early Sunday - resulting in huge fires over what is also the second most important civic center after Moscow.
An oil depot and oil export facility suffered direct hits, despite President Trump multiple times making it known that he's vehemently opposed to such attacks, given the diesel supply crisis.
Via AFPOne person was killed and at least five more were injured in this latest long-range drone wave, Aleksandr Beglov, the governor of...
aboutLiberty Portal
Liberty Portal is your gateway for free markets and free thinking. We aggregate open-sourced content to promote and popularize important people and lessons within the liberty movement.
suggested
Jul 19, 2026 / Dave DeCamp
Russian Strikes Pound Ukrainian Cities After Ukrainian Drone Attacks Killed Eight in Russia
Russian missiles and drones targeted multiple Ukrainian cities on Sunday, killing at least six people, in strikes that came a day after a Ukrainian drone barrage killed eight people in Russia. Russia’s Defense Ministry said that its forces intercepted 379 Ukrainian drones over multiple Russian regions on Saturday. Local officials said that seven people were […]
Read more
Jul 23, 2026 / Tyler Durden
To The Woke Woodshed: Burnham Is Funding UK Populism By Liquidating The Progressive Project
To The Woke Woodshed: Burnham Is Funding UK Populism By Liquidating The Progressive Project
Andy Burnham has been UK Prime Minister for three days, and he has already settled into a routine: announce something cheap for households in the morning, pay for it by killing a progressive unicorn.
The tally so far:
Monday, within hours of kissing rings at the Palace, Burnham signaled he would fast-track oil and gas development in the North Sea - which is just words for now, but 'un-Labour' enough that Donald Trump welcomed it in the same...
Read more
Apr 30, 2026 / Tyler Durden
Core PCE Rises Most In 3 Years; Savings Rate Tumbles As Spending Far Outpaces Income
Core PCE Rises Most In 3 Years; Savings Rate Tumbles As Spending Far Outpaces Income
The Fed's favorite inflation indicator - Core PCE - rose 0.3% MoM in January (as expected), a dip from the 0.4% sequential increase in February, with YoY rising by 3.2% (also as expected), slightly higher than the 3.0% in Feb. That is the highest annual increase in Core PCE since Nov 2023.
The headline PCE jumped notably more, as expected since it includes non-core items like energy and food, rising 0.7% MoM (as expected) driving prices up...
Read more




