OpenAI says its technology, on its own, carried out “unprecedented” hack of another AI company
ChatGPT maker OpenAI said Tuesday that its artificial intelligence system hacked into another AI company on its own in what the company called an “unprecedented cyber incident.” “We had a significant security incident during evaluation of our models,” OpenAI CEO Sam Altman said in a statement posted on social media. AI startup Hugging Face said last week that it had detected an intrusion into its data processing systems that it suspected was caused by an AI agent acting on its own. The disclosure comes amid heightened concerns about the cybersecurity capabilities of powerful models that led President Trump in June to sign an executive order creating a framework for the federal government to vet the national security risks of the most advanced AI systems for up to a month before their public release.

Maple Grove homeowner says Somali neighbors approached him, bragged about profits from Medicaid businesses
Concerned residents have noticed a pattern in their neighborhood and are speaking out on what they believe is more potential fraud. Anthony Sinople, … and several others in Evanswood who reached out to Alpha News are concerned about ties to potential fraud. They say there are dozens of businesses—from group homes to daycares to foster homes—that can be traced to Somali homeowners. Sinople said he started to grow concerned and did some digging of his own. “And I found that each one of these households was connected to a home health care LLC,” he said. Despite the patterns and the concerns, Sinople says his calls for scrutiny and possible investigation have been ignored. “I reached out to Gov. [Tim] Walz’s office on numerous occasions, left messages, never received a return call,” he said. “We feel like there’s no leadership in Minnesota,” he added.

Whistleblower Bombshell — NHS Caught “Harvesting” Organs from Living Patients, Says Ex-Pfizer VP — “This Is Murder, Not Medicine” — [GRAPHIC EVIDENCE
Dr. Michael Yeadon, former Pfizer VP, drops a bombshell: UK hospitals are allegedly removing organs from living patients labeled “brain dead.” These are not isolated cases — this is institutionalized murder disguised as medicine. THE WHISTLEBLOWER SPEAKS — AND THE WORLD SHOULD LISTEN In a gripping and unapologetically raw interview with journalist Tim Brown, Dr. Michael Yeadon, former Vice President and Chief Scientist at Pfizer, breaks open the silence surrounding what may be one of the most monstrous practices ever institutionalized under the guise of “healthcare.” “You only get top-quality organs from the living. And that’s exactly what they do.”
The pressure comes from above — hospitals, transplant boards, and in some cases, international organ brokers. being a registered organ donor may put you at risk of premature termination.

First lady Melania Trump files motion for sanctions against Michael Wolff over tossed lawsuit
First lady Melania Trump filed a motion for sanctions on Tuesday against journalist Michael Wolff. Wolff unsuccessfully sued Melania Trump to keep her from suing him for $1 billion for alleged defamatory statements he made about her involvement with Jeffrey Epstein. Earlier this year, a federal judge tossed Wolff’s lawsuit against the first lady, calling it a “contorted” effort and “not how the federal courts work.” Melania Trump is now seeking costs and reasonable attorneys’ fees incurred in these proceedings, along with other appropriate relief, saying Wolff’s lawsuit was “a fundraising drive and a political spectacle.”

IRGC To Trump: Strike Iran’s Infrastructure, We’ll Shut Off The Gulf’s Power
A top IRGC official has responded to Trump’s Bridge attack for each shipping attack ultimatum (see below). Iranian IRGC Aerospace Commander Mousavi has threatened that Iran will cut off electricity to America’s Gulf Allies if Iranian bridges or power plants are attacked, Tasnim News Agency. “If the Americans target an Iranian bridge or power plant, Iran will respond by striking infrastructure and bridges across the region, including energy facilities in which the United States has interests,” the official said according semi-official news agency Tasnim.

House Narrowly Passes $1.15 Trillion Defense Bill That Integrates US Military Tech & Supply Chains With Israel
Armed Services Chairman Mike Rogers praised a topline that he said finally “accounts for the true cost of American deterrence.” The authorization is a centerpiece of President Trump’s push to raise total defense spending to $1.5 trillion in fiscal 2027. Democrats opposed the measure over the unauthorized war with Iran – which has flared again since the collapse of a memorandum of understanding intended to open peace talks – as well as the attachment of the SAVE America Act’s mail-voting restrictions and voter-ID requirements. They also objected to a price tag they argue would be financed through cuts to domestic programs.

“He Was Very Close To Being Arrested”: Epstein’s Paris Model Scout Found Dead At Home, Weeks After CNN Appearance
Daniel Siad, the 69-year-old Paris modeling scout whose name appears nearly 2,000 times in the DOJ’s Epstein files, was found dead at his home in Colombes, northwest of Paris, on Monday. The deputy public prosecutor at Nanterre, Marie-Celine Lawrysz, confirmed the death Wednesday and said an investigation into the cause was opened that evening, with an autopsy to follow.

Hamas planned Oct 7-style attack in Europe on 2nd anniversary of massacre – report 
The Hamas terrorist organization planned to carry out a large-scale terror attack on Jewish or Israeli targets in Europe to coincide with the second anniversary of the Oct. 7 invasion and massacre in Israel, according to a report by the Swiss Neue Zürcher Zeitung (NZZ) this week. The report came on the heels of the latest in a series of arrests of Hamas operatives in Europe, highlighting the consistent efforts by the terror group to exploit the ability to easily travel within the European Union to coordinate attacks and create weapon depots.

Study solves decades-old Dead Sea Scrolls mystery: Qumran sect used a calendar doomed to fail
For decades, scholars have argued over one of the strangest details in the Dead Sea Scrolls: a 364-day calendar that governed the Qumran sect’s religious life but was mathematically guaranteed to fall apart. Now, new research from Tel Aviv University proposes that the calendar was not merely a theological abstraction. It was used, in practice, by a community willing to base its entire religious identity on a system it must have known would eventually collapse.

Tens of thousands stream to Western Wall as Tisha B’Av begins
As the sun set on Wednesday evening, the Jewish people entered Tisha B’Av (the Ninth of Av), the national day of mourning marking the destruction of the First and Second Temples. Across Israel and Jewish communities worldwide, worshippers gathered in synagogues to read the Book of Lamentations (Eicha) and recite traditional elegies. Tens of thousands are expected to assemble at the Western Wall Plaza for prayers and the recitation of “kinot,” traditional prayers of mourning, near the remnant of the Holy Temple.

Araghchi says he escaped strike on Khamenei compound, never met Mojtaba
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said he narrowly escaped an Israeli airstrike at the start of the war after meeting in the same compound where Ali Khamenei was later assassinated, while also acknowledging that Israel and the United States appeared to possess detailed intelligence on the whereabouts of Iran’s senior leadership. Araghchi said the strike left “everything … in a state of ruin” before security personnel escorted him away from the compound. He also said Israel and the United States appeared to have highly accurate intelligence on the locations and movements of Iran’s senior officials, allowing them to target the country’s leadership.

IDF identifies 12 Gaza soccer players, referees as terror operatives
The Israel Defense Forces said 12 Gaza soccer players, coaches and referees killed during the war also served as active operatives and commanders in Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ), accusing the terrorist groups of concealing their military roles as part of a broader campaign to influence international opinion. According to the IDF, the individuals held operational positions within Hamas and PIJ while presenting themselves publicly as members of Gaza’s soccer community. The military said the group included players, a coach and a referee, several of whom participated in the Oct. 7 attack on Israel.

What do most Palestinians in Gaza have in their homes? How is it connected to Tisha B’Av?
During the ongoing operations against the Hamas terror group in Gaza, IDF soldiers have reported a striking and recurring sight inside Arab homes: pictures of the Dome of the Rock, the Islamic shrine located on the Temple Mount in Jerusalem. While the pictures are meant to inspire Muslims, ironically, for many Jewish soldiers, they serve as a powerful and unexpected reminder of what they are fighting for: the connection of the Jewish people to Jerusalem and the ancient Jewish Temples. One soldier recounted, “When I saw that picture on the wall, it hit me. They have a symbol of their claim to our holiest place. It made me realize that this fight is not just about territory; it is about our history and our future on the Temple Mount.”

Trump: Iran wants a deal, but they’re not ready for one
US President Donald Trump said on Wednesday that Iran wants to make a deal with Washington, but is not yet ready for one. “They’re getting hit so hard, and they want to make a deal – but I say they’re not ready to make a deal because every time they make a deal they want to change it and everything. They’re not ready,” Trump told a rally in Marietta, Georgia.

Live Updates: Trump warns of stronger strikes against Iran as regime continues attacks across Middle East
Oil tankers turn around, avoid Red Sea following warnings by Yemen’s Houthis • Israel, Lebanon delegations to meet in Rome on August 4 for new negotiations round

Mossad chief meets CIA director as US, Israel coordinate on Iran 
Roman Gofman, the new head of the Mossad, met with CIA Director John Ratcliffe during his recent trip to Washington to talk about the war in Iran and the latest developments on the Iranian nuclear program, Axios reported on Wednesday. This was Gofman’s first trip to the US since being named chief of the Mossad back in June. According to Axios’ sources, the visit aimed to coordinate the US and Israel ahead of the ongoing negotiations with Iran and the nuclear issue.

Palestinian Authority: Terrorist Murderers Are a ‘Pride,’ ‘Heroic,’ and ‘A Beacon’
Among Israelis, the lynching of two Israeli soldiers by a Palestinian mob in Ramallah in October 2000 is probably one of the most remembered and horrifying single incidents of the Palestinian Authority (PA)’s five-year terror campaign, the Second Intifada, which took place from 2000-2005. The infamous photo of a Palestinian showing the mob his bloody hands from the window is known to all Israelis.

Iran warns Bulgaria against hosting US warplanes
Iran’s foreign ministry spokesman warned Bulgaria on Tuesday not to allow the U.S. to use the European country’s territory ‌for military operations against Iran. Ministry spokesman Esmail Baghaei said any activity that facilitates U.S. attacks on Iran would amount to complicity in what he described as “aggression and war crimes”, according to Iranian state media quoted by Reuters.

Britain evacuates its personnel from Iran: Unusual series of threats and preparations for escalation
An unusual barrage of threats from Iran, a British announcement about the evacuation of diplomatic staff and Israeli preparations for the possibility of a significant escalation as early as this weekend: After the stepped-up American threats, including U.S. President Donald Trump’s statement that “for every ship attacked in Hormuz, we will destroy a power plant or bridge, including in Tehran,” the Iranians responded with nonstop threats. But an equally important development is Britain’s announcement that it is evacuating its personnel from Iran because of the security situation.

Christians Are Under Attack Like Never Before, But Much Of The Church Is Sleeping Through The War
The church is under attack like never before. It is under attack around the world. And it is under attack in our own nation. Our culture summarily mocks, marginalizes, and dismisses Christians as lunatics. Overseas, communists and Islamic terrorists are murdering our brothers and sisters in Christ. It’s enough to cause a Christian to become downright discouraged. But I have good news for you today: We may lose a battle here or there, but we’re going to win the war. Jesus said the gates of hell will not prevail against the church (see Matthew 16:18).

Russia says it struck Ukrainian ports and ships 
Russia said on Wednesday it had struck the Ukrainian cities of Odesa and Chornomorsk, hitting port infrastructure and vessels that it said were supporting the Ukrainian military. Russia’s defense ministry said the latest strikes had targeted a dry-cargo ship unloading at Chornomorsk port, as well as a military cargo store and fuel and lubricant storage tanks.

Why are the Houthis miscalculating this time around?
Experts say the Iran-backed group has underestimated Saudi Arabia’s military readiness and international resolve to protect Red Sea shipping With Western naval forces deployed and regional backing for Riyadh growing, analysts warn escalation risks backfiring on the Houthis

State of Emergency declared for West Virginia after historic flooding
Historic flooding in Upshur County & widespread impacts from severe storms prompted the governor to declare a State of Emergency for all 55 counties. Sand Run stream reached major flood stage for the first time. Torrential rain totals caused flash flooding, infrastructure damage, and multiple road closures.

Monsoon floods in Pakistan leave 47 dead as active flood alerts trigger evacuations
At least 47 people have died, and 123 others have been injured across Pakistan since the start of the monsoon season, as house collapses and flash floods triggered by heavy rain continue to affect several provinces while active flood alerts and evacuations remain in place along major rivers in Punjab.

Iran Is Threatening to Conduct Terror Attacks That Will “Cause National Mourning in America”
Does Iran have the ability to conduct 9/11-style attacks on U.S. soil? Iran is making serious threats and encouraging us to “prepare as many coffins as possible.” But most Americans seem to believe the war raging on the other side of the planet could never reach us. Unfortunately, the truth is that Iranian terror is a very potent threat.

The AI Bubble Is Going to Burst; When It Does, Say Goodbye to High Stock Prices
We’ve convinced ourselves that AI companies that are bleeding billions of dollars are great investments because there’s a possibility that they’ll eventually become profitable. But losses keep getting bigger every year. Meanwhile, we’re spending trillions of dollars to build more AI infrastructure.

Despite Heightened Persecution, Christianity Continues to Grow, Even In the Most Hostile Nations
Even as roughly 380 million believers face persecution every year, Christianity continues to grow—even in the most hostile nations where faithfulness commonly means imprisonment, torture or death.

The applause for Burnham scrapping Starmer’s digital ID arrived before anyone checked what survived it
Before he walked into Number 10, Andy Burnham announced plans to scrap Starmer’s controversial digital ID scheme as one of his first acts as Prime Minister.  Many have applauded him – but their applause was misguided. This isn’t a time to celebrate a perceived end to digital ID. There’s still a big fight ahead.

Honored by the Sheriff, Arrested for Serial Rape: South Carolina’s Richland County Celebrated a Predator Imam
In 2024, South Carolina’s Richland County Sheriff’s Department honored Muslim imam Louai Elkhatib with a public service award – then arrested him less than two years later for serially sexually assaulting women in his mosque and school, exposing the risks of the department’s aggressive outreach to the Muslim community.

Anti-ICE, Palestinian Supporting Army Veteran Who Set Off Incendiary Device Outside NYC Federal Building was Willing to Kill
The man who set off an incendiary device in front of a federal building in NYC this week, Andrew Arrabaca, is an Army vet who is anti-ICE, pro-Palestine, pro-Antifa, and anti-government. He’s a communist Democrat who is not afraid to kill others and die in the process.

Explosive State Department Report Labels Leftists as ‘Front Groups’ for Communist Cuba, Linked to Anti-American Protests, Spy Rings in US
The State Department just released a 100-page report that accuses communist Cuba of being behind almost every major leftist group/protest in the US. They have also sent tons of spies to the US and are using leftist leaders to push their propaganda in preparation for war with America.

Iran’s president declares ‘full-scale war’ on US after latest strikes
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian said Monday that his country was engaged in a “full-scale war” with the United States,

Trump Eyes Pickaxe Mountain Nuclear Site Heavy Strikes: “Iran Hasn’t Seen Anything Yet, We’ve Been Nice”
President Trump issued a series of big claims to reporters in the Oval Office on Tuesday. For starters he asserted that Iran wants to “desperately” meet but said “we” have no interest, and that the US military is not finished at all with Iran, and so there’s no interest in talking at the moment.

“Demand Remains Strong”: GM Beats Expectations, Lifts Guidance For Second Time
GM beat Wall Street’s second-quarter expectations on Tuesday, posting adjusted earnings of $3.57 per share on $48.03 billion in revenue as profitability improved despite softer vehicle sales. Adjusted EBIT reached $3.94 billion, up from $3.0 billion a year earlier, helped by lower tariff-related costs and stronger operating performance,

We’re Admittedly Terrified That They’ve Now Invented Invisible Drones
We can think of no possible way that a newly invented invisible drone can be used nefariously. Rather than relying on camouflage, the flying gizmo created by researchers at Northwestern University exploits the motion blur effect in our fallible human vision to almost disappear by spinning at an absurd 25 times per second. This is too quick for us and many animals to see clearly, becoming a gossamer smear that blends into the background, like the way the blades of a helicopter do, only more extreme.

Military Voter Files Exposed Our Troops’ Locations to America’s Adversaries 
President Donald Trump revealed that Chinese entities obtained U.S. voter registration files, including data on military members serving overseas, creating heightened security risks, especially in instances of covert operational locations. Voter files, maintained by states, are largely public or semi-public, containing names, addresses, party affiliations where tracked and voting histories. They are used for elections, campaigns and research but are not classified information. However, the voter files obtained by China contained more sensitive information like dates of birth. Access allows correlation with other data sources to build dossiers on service members and families, adding to espionage recruitment, blackmail or harassment

Trump Reaches For A 1930 Tariff Law To Hit Canada With 50% Duties – But Not On These Items
President Donald Trump signed three proclamations Monday imposing an additional 50 percent tariff on a broad list of Canadian goods, accusing Canada of discriminating against American dairy, alcohol, and auto exports. The White House said the president was acting to hold Canada accountable for what it called “continued discrimination” against U.S. commerce,

The Democrats’ Financial Situation Appears To Be Worse Than Previously Known
The Democratic Party’s money problems have been an open secret for months. Federal Election Commission filings from around six months ago showed the Democratic National Committee entering the final stretch of last year with barely $12 million in its campaign account and nearly $16 million in debt, most of it stemming from a loan the committee took out the previous month. Donations had slumped just as the party needed them most. DNC officials required senior leadership to sign non-disclosure agreements before a private meeting on the party’s finances, a departure from the committee’s usual practice.

Kidnapping Is Not A ‘Violent Felony’: Appeals Court Voids Two More Whitmer Plot Convictions
A Michigan Court of Appeals panel on July 20 vacated the convictions of Pete Musico and Paul Bellar, two men a jury found guilty in 2022 of providing material support for an act of terrorism over their connection to the alleged 2020 plot to kidnap Governor Gretchen Whitmer. The reason? Michigan’s Anti-Terrorism Act defines an act of terrorism as conduct that would constitute a violent felony under state law. Kidnapping, the judges held, is not a violent felony as that term is defined. So kidnapping cannot serve as the predicate act for a material-support conviction – no matter what the defendants did or intended.

Border Patrol Records 14 Straight Months Of Zero Releases At Southern Border
The U.S. Border Patrol released zero illegal immigrants into the United States from the southern border for the 14th consecutive month in June. Border enforcement is at “historic levels,” and illegal crossings last month remained significantly low, Customs and Border Protection (CBP) said in a July 16 statement. Border Patrol apprehended 9,848 people at the southwest border last month, 94 percent lower than the monthly average under the previous administration. It was also lower than the number of people “apprehended in 4 days” in June 2024.

“Demand Remains Strong”: GM Beats Expectations, Lifts Guidance For Second Time
GM beat Wall Street’s second-quarter expectations on Tuesday, posting adjusted earnings of $3.57 per share on $48.03 billion in revenue as profitability improved despite softer vehicle sales. Adjusted EBIT reached $3.94 billion, up from $3.0 billion a year earlier, helped by lower tariff-related costs and stronger operating performance,

Pres. Aoun’s White House gamble: Convincing Trump Lebanon can rein in Hezbollah 
Lebanese President Joseph Aoun isn’t traveling to the White House simply for another diplomatic meeting this week. He’s coming for what may be the biggest opportunity Lebanon has had in years. This should be interesting. When Aoun sits down with President Donald Trump on Tuesday, he’ll be looking for something no Lebanese leader has been able to secure for decades: a pathway toward Israeli withdrawal from southern Lebanon. Of course, to accomplish that, Aoun will need to deliver – and that means figuring out how to roll back and ultimately neuter Hezbollah, the Iranian-backed terror group operating in the southern part of his country.

Italian online form to ‘map Zionist tourism’ draws comparison to fascist-era persecution of Jews 
An anonymous online form urging Italians to report the presence of Jewish and Israeli tourists has sparked outrage in Italy, with Jewish leaders comparing it to the persecution of Jews during the Fascist era and warning it reflects a growing climate of antisemitism. The form, which began circulating online in Milan, claimed its purpose was to “map Zionist tourism” in Italy.

Iran moved nuclear centrifuges to ‘Pickaxe Mountain,’ intel reveals as US carries out 10th round of strikes 
Israeli intelligence assessed that Iran moved thousands of nuclear centrifuges to tunnels deep inside the “Pickaxe Mountain” site near Natanz in an attempt to protect them from aerial strikes, the Wall Street Journal reported on Tuesday, as U.S. airstrikes on Iranian targets entered the 10th night in a row.
Iran’s development of the Pickaxe Mountain site has long attracted attention from the intelligence community, as it was believed to be related to Iran’s nuclear weapons

Iran closes tomb of Mordechai and Esther, citing renovations. Sources say security threats are the real reason.
The Jewish Association of Tehran issued an unusual public notice this week, instructing every Jew in Iran to stay away from Hamadan, the city Persian tradition holds to be the biblical Shushan itself. The notice named a single cause: ongoing repairs at the tomb complex believed to hold the remains of Mordechai and Esther. Sources familiar with the situation tell a different story, one involving threats from extremist elements inside Iran serious enough that the community has suspended a coordination process it maintained for years.

Iranian official meets mediators in Pakistan as Iran and US keep up a 10th day of attacks
An Iranian official began meetings Tuesday with mediators in Pakistan as diplomats sought to salvage the collapsed interim deal between Iran and the United States, even as both countries continued to launch attacks for a 10th day of renewed fighting.

Tropical Storm Bertha is expected to bring heavy rain, flooding along the Gulf Coast
Tropical Storm Bertha strengthened in the Gulf of Mexico on Tuesday but was expected to weaken as it chugs closer to the U.S., potentially bringing coastal flooding and heavy rain from the Florida Panhandle to Louisiana.

Trump: ‘A lot more countries will join the Abraham Accords soon’
U.S. President Donald Trump met with Lebanese President Joseph Aoun at the White House on Tuesday evening, saying during the meeting that relations between the United States and Lebanon are continuing to improve. “We’re gonna help [Lebanon] a lot,” Trump said. President Aoun responded, “The time has come for Lebanon to be stable and secure.” Trump also hinted that Lebanon could eventually become part of the Abraham Accords. “The Abraham Accords have been, I think, a tremendous success. I think you’re going to see a lot of countries joining pretty soon,” he said.

IDF confirms building massive sand barrier dividing Gaza after satellite imagery emerges
Without any public announcement, the IDF has been building a large sand-wall barrier separating the 50-70% of the Gaza Strip it controls from the areas controlled by Hamas, the military confirmed on Tuesday. … According to the satellite imagery, more than 23 kilometers were built in recent months, running throughout the Strip

‘If Iran attacks, we’ll go all in’: Israel braces for possible entry into war
Israeli officials increasingly believe U.S. President Donald Trump could escalate military action against Iran, citing his threat to strike the secretive Pickaxe Mountain nuclear site, the expanding U.S. military deployment in the region and the arrival of additional aerial refueling aircraft. Those developments, officials say, have increased the likelihood that fighting will resume and that Israel could eventually become involved.

Trump’s Steel Renaissance Powers America’s Manufacturing Comeback 
Brandon Farris, executive vice president of the Steel Manufacturers Association, recently called the tariffs “the most pro-manufacturing executive action in a generation.” He pointed to more than $25 billion in domestic steel investment, capacity utilization above the industry’s critical 80 percent threshold, and steel imports falling by nearly 30 percent. The United States has also overtaken Japan to become the world’s third-largest steel producer for the first time in 25 years. Those gains occurred as a direct result of Trump’s tariffs.

The Danger Of Reshaping Christianity To Fit Culture: An Evangelical Pastor’s Open Letter To James Talarico
Mullen’s letter addresses fundamental problems with the way Talarico and others interpret Scripture, and he calls Talarico and all of us to come under the authority of God’s Word instead of redefining it to fit our wishes: When theological claims are presented in the Name of Christ, people naturally assume they are hearing Biblical truth. My concern is that some of the positions you advocate may lead sincere people away from the clear teaching of Scripture and toward a version of Christianity that reflects the spirit of the age more than the Word of God.

Widespread flooding kills 10, damages more than 23,000 homes in Chile
Heavy rain and flooding from a prolonged frontal system have killed 10 people and left four missing in Chile since July 14, most extensively in Atacama and Coquimbo regions. The National Service for Disaster Prevention and Response reported 104,271 people isolated, 2,281 affected, and 1,031 in shelters on July 21.

There’s a Lot of Speculation That Bombing of Pickaxe Mountain Will Occur Soon; What Happens After That Could Change Everything
Iran has warned President Trump not to touch Pickaxe Mtn. Nobody outside has seen what goes on inside it, and Iran is determined to keep it secret. The facility is so far underground, it would be difficult for advanced bunker-buster bombs to damage it. But now Trump says we will bomb Pickaxe Mtn. “probably pretty soon.”

Goldman Sachs Warns Oil Could Soon Hit $120 as the “Crack Spread” Soars to New All-Time Highs
Unless we witness a miracle, gas prices will soon rise into unprecedented territory. Iran closed the Strait of Hormuz, Houthis are blocking Saudi tankers from getting thru Bab el-Mandeb Strait, and with help from the US, Ukraine is attacking Russian oil refineries. Oil inventory buffers are rapidly being depleted.

UK class action lawsuit isn’t costing AstraZeneca anything; it’s costing taxpayers everything.
More than 50 claimants are “suing AstraZeneca” over severe “vaccine” injuries and deaths. But AstraZeneca isn’t going to pay a single penny, Fiona Rose Diamond says. Who is going to foot the bill? The taxpayers.

Abdul El-Sayed’s Anti-ICE ‘Queer Muslim Activist’ Half-Sister is a DSAer and has Called for a ‘Stateless, Communized Society’
Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed’s half-sister Eman Abdelhadi is a raving Chicago DSAer who wants a “stateless, communized society.” She hates the police and ICE and protests for every radical leftist cause. She is a “queer Muslim activist” and a rabid antisemite to boot.

Democrats, DSAers, Muslims, and Communists take Part in Progressive Call that Brands America as a ‘Disgusting’ Fascist Regime
A virtual call titled “Choose Your Fighters Rally” was held in March and was attended by big-name Democrats, DSA-endorsed candidates, Muslims, and communists. It was an American and Israeli bash-fest that actually lionized Muslim terrorists and branded Jews and America as the bad guys.

UK’s Net Zero costs are soaring out of control
UK electricity grid expansion for Clean Power 2030 is in chaos: exploding costs and projects massively delayed. Sources indicate these ambitious plans won’t be achieved. This means they won’t spend all money earmarked for grid expansion, which should mean our bills don’t go up as much as feared. But costs of this work are out of control.

When the State Sides with the Invaders: Europe’s Vigilante Awakening
Two recent videos from Europe capture a rapidly escalating pattern: native citizens are taking to the streets to protect their children and communities precisely because the state has repeatedly failed to do so and, in many cases, has actively criminalized the victims while shielding the perpetrators.