Who In Hell Are The Houthis?
Houthis like to argue, smoke weed and repel invaders. They live in one of our planet’s wildest, most inhospitable regions, so bleak and arid that even the local camels are cranky and irritable.
Energy
Watch: Trump Defends US Military Actions Against Iran
Trump emphasized that preventing a nuclear-armed Iran is a vital global necessity that far outweighs short-term economic pain.
Canada Gets $23 Billion LNG Boost As Shell Approves Expansion
The Pacific Coast project is expected to supply Asian markets, with expanded operations scheduled to begin in the early 2030s
The Saudi Stress Test
With Hormuz squeezed and drones hitting its pipeline, Riyadh rerouted oil, signed up new allies and asked Beijing for help.
Oil Jumps As Trump Turns Down Iran’s Strait Of Hormuz Deal
Brent crude rose 2.3% to $106.73 per barrel, while US West Texas Intermediate gained 2% to $94.25. Brent had earlier reached $108.83.
Trump Says US Diesel Export Ban Is Under Serious Consideration
Supply disruptions linked to conflicts involving Iran, Russia and Ukraine have contributed to the surge.
California’s New Tire Rule Will Result In Higher Costs And More Highway Deaths
In a recent ruling, the California Energy Commission has laid down new rules about replacement tires that California residents are allowed to buy after 2029.
More Truth About The Climate Lies
She left the reservation but she says news outlets still have reporters who are agenda-driven as she was, and think they’re reporting the truth when they’re actually amplifying the activist propaganda.
Federal Reserve Chair Treats Inflation With Quack ‘Cure’
The Iran War, thankfully, has left the ayatollahs’ atomic toys harmlessly glowing in the dark beneath tons of rubble. If not obliterated, the mullahs’ fledgling nukes have been delayed for years, and perhaps even decades.
Election Year Ploy? Democrats Reject Husted’s Unanimous Consent Request On Data Centers
Husted, who faces a special election in November, introduced the Ratepayer Protection Act in July to protect ratepayers from having to foot the bill for data centers.
War Watch: The Storm Cone
Kipling published that poem only a year before Adolf Hitler became Chancellor of Germany, with all that meant for England and the world.
Utopian Net Zero Just Got Riskier
First, it is possible that every U.S. corporation could meet its net-zero commitments and yet have no impact on global warming so long as other countries keep emitting greenhouse gases.
Iran Signals Possible Hormuz Reopening Amid Global Oil Disruption
The proposal comes after months of war that have severely disrupted shipping through the waterway, which normally carries about 20% of global oil and liquefied natural gas supplies
Victor Davis Hanson: Elon Musk Is Powering The American Renaissance
There’s a lot of controversy about Elon Musk. His reputation took a big hit, remember, right after the election, because half the country voted, roughly 48%, voted against Donald Trump.
Syrian Protests Spread To Aleppo, Raqqa While Jolani Enjoys Red Carpet At Dubai Media Event
Demonstrators have been burning tires, blocking highways, and confronting security forces after Damascus announced sudden massive increase in fuel prices