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Todd Hayen argues that slow shifts in societal norms, like a planet’s gradual orbit, often go unnoticed. This subtle change masks Covid's impact on health and society, highlighting the need for vigilant, critical observation to counter indoctrination.
Analysis shows that credit losses stem more from forced selling than defaults. This market behavior poses significant risks, urging efforts to prevent forced sell-offs since defaults occur less frequently than assumed. #CreditRisk #ForcedSelling #FinancialAnalysis
Veteran bullion dealer Andy Schectman warns of a looming rupture in gold and silver markets amid surging silver prices and delivery stress. He predicts a long-term bullish trend for physical metals as demand rises and supply dwindles.
Zelensky admitted failure to secure US Tomahawk missiles during talks with Trump, who stressed maintaining peace while prioritizing US military needs. Zelensky acknowledged the reality of growing tensions with Russia.
U.S. forces destroyed a drug-laden submarine off Venezuela—the sixth narco vessel struck in weeks. President Trump confirmed the sub carried fentanyl, marking a strategic push against trafficking and organized crime. #DrugTrafficking #MilitaryAction
Data over 12 years suggests China's Belt and Road Initiative risks trapping developing nations in debt. Seventy-five countries face crises with $35B due this year. China's lending, delaying defaults, often deepens dependency and strains essential services.
White House adviser Peter Navarro warned that America's reliance on China for key materials threatens national security amid China's supply chain dominance. He warned the US and allies could decouple if China remains an unreliable partner.
NYC mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani faces criticism for posing with Imam Siraj Wahhaj, linked to the 1993 WTC bombing, whose son allegedly led a New Mexico terrorist camp involved in child abuse and violence. Critics question Mamdani’s judgment.
Trump's White House social media team joined Bluesky, sparking reactions from Democrats. Memes dubbed "greatest hits" and a welcoming message stirred the once-safe platform, triggering both mockery and frustration. Hashtags: #TrumpOnBluesky #SocialMediaShowdown #PoliticalMemes
Billionaire-funded 'No Kings' protests are underway with over 2,600 events opposing alleged Trump authoritarianism. Heightened security and fears of violent clashes—similar to a June incident—prompt local officials to monitor the situation closely.
A Polish court freed Ukrainian suspect Volodymyr Zhuravlyov, wanted by Germany for alleged Nord Stream sabotage. The judge dismissed extradition, calling any involvement a "just act." Polish PM Donald Tusk backed the decision, declaring the case closed. #NordStream #Poland #Ukraine
The upcoming Trump-Putin meeting in Budapest could yield solid results amid rising geopolitical tensions. While past talks stalled over Ukraine, new prospects for resource partnerships and security guarantees now emerge.
Federal courts, low on funds amid the shutdown's third week, will run on limited capacity from Monday. Essential functions will continue, but many staff face furloughs or unpaid work, likely causing case delays. #FederalCourts #GovernmentShutdown #JudicialSystem
Kirill Dmitriev, head of Russia’s Sovereign Wealth Fund, has proposed a $65B undersea tunnel linking Russia and Alaska, dubbed the "Putin-Trump Tunnel." The project symbolizes renewed US-Russia unity amid talks to address the Ukraine conflict.
OpenAI's models like ChatGPT rely on a complex network of compute resources from firms like Nvidia, Microsoft, and TSMC. A new visualization reveals vulnerabilities in the GPU supply chain and associated AI market risks. #OpenAI #AIInfrastructure #GPUSupplyChain
Global markets are in turmoil: U.S. equities slip as bond yields rise and U.S.-China tensions escalate. The IMF warns of global growth risks while Europe drafts a strategic defense roadmap amid economic and trade challenges. #GlobalMarkets #EconomicChallenges #GeopoliticalTensions
U.S. defense stocks face resistance after a 72% jump in the S&P 500 Aerospace & Defense Index. At the AUSA conference, Goldman Sachs noted a surge in unmanned systems, ongoing supply chain hurdles, and a shift towards advanced, cost-effective tech. #DefenseStocks #AUSAConference #GoldmanSachs
JerryRigEverything's durability test revealed that the Google Pixel 10 Pro Fold is weak—a catastrophic battery explosion occurred, sparking serious design concerns. #GooglePixel #DurabilityTest #SmartphoneSafety
A senior UK official stated China has spied on the UK for over a decade, breaching classified systems. A case against two alleged spies collapsed when the government failed to label China a security threat, fueling fears of political appeasement. #ChinaEspionage #UKSecurity #Accountability
Russian FM Lavrov hinted that Russia’s Syrian bases might evolve into humanitarian hubs for Africa and venues for regional security talks. This shift could involve re-equipping and advising Syrian forces while addressing diverse stakeholder concerns.
Since August, the U.S. Coast Guard’s Operation Pacific Viper has seized about 100,000 lbs of cocaine, stopped 34 vessels, and apprehended 86 suspected traffickers—a strong fight against drug trafficking in the eastern Pacific. #CoastGuard #DrugSeizure #OperationPacificViper
The U.S. government recorded its largest September surplus, boosted by record tariffs netting $29.7B. Total tax revenue reached $543B, mostly from individual income taxes, while spending dropped to $346B, marking fiscal progress. #USBudget #TariffRevenues #FiscalPolicy
FBI reports a surge in espionage arrests: 50% increases for China and Iran, and 33% for Russia. Arrests include a State Department employee and two Chinese nationals accused of smuggling sensitive technology. #FBI #Espionage #NationalSecurity
Rare earth and battery metal stocks tumbled after the US Defense canceled a $500 million cobalt deal over unresolved issues, stalling a rally fueled by price hikes and DRC export restrictions. #RareEarthMetals #Cobalt #StockMarket