Nuclear Energy and Uranium Futures Glowing After Big Announcements from Japan and India
More closely linked to political decisions than any other commodity or energy security, uranium, and the energy companies that…
Russian Parliament: “We Can ‘Mirror’ in Venezuela What West Is Doing in Ukraine”–Sends Air Defenses
When regional relations Iran and Syria called on Russia to help defend them against attacks by America, Israel, and…
Lessons from History Loom Large as Trump Weighs War Options in Venezuela
A report in the New York Times claims that Trump has major legal and military considerations to make having arrived at…
Plans to Spend Over $1 Billion to Shoot 450,000 American Owls to Proceed After Senate Vote
Story at a glance… A recent Senate vote failed to reject a Fish and Wildlife Service cull of up…
Pentagon Doesn’t Know Who They’re Killing in Caribbean Boat Bombings
Virtually all news outlets worldwide reporting on the Pentagon’s targeted killings of sailors in the Caribbean and Eastern Pacific…
Is Nuclear Weapons Testing Starting Back Up Again?
Banned since the early 90s, the testing of nuclear weapons may or may not now be coming back into…
UN Condemns Aircraft Carrier and “Night Stalkers” On Standby for Regime Change in Venezuela
Story at a glance… The US military continues bombing boats in international waters accusing them of drug trafficking. The…
TotalEnergies Found Guilty of Greenwashing in Landmark French Ruling
French energy giant TotalEnergies has been found guilty of greenwashing by a Paris court. Environmental advocates are calling this…
4 Caribbean Countries Implement Schengen Area-Style Free Movement Agreement
On October 1st, the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) nations implemented the Free Movement Agreement among the member states of Barbados,…
Sanae Takaichi Becomes Japan’s First Female Prime Minister
Japan elected Sanae Takaichi as its first female prime minister five days ago. This is a historic shift in…
Virtual Fencing May Allow Thousands More Cattle to Be Ranched on Land Rather Than in Barns
American ranchers are gradually entertaining the idea of using virtual fence systems—the same kind as used for dogs—to graze…
Easy for Us Say, We Didn’t Pay the Bill
In July of 1950, the 7th Cavalry Regiment of the US Army massacred around 400 innocent South Korean refugees…
100% Debt-to-GDP Threshold Crossed by Many Eurozone Economies, Including Some of the Largest
3 of the 5 largest economies in the Eurozone are currently carrying national debts at 100% or more of…
Weekend Sees Raft of Ceasefire Violations as Israelis Massacre Civilians in Gaza City, Rafah
More than 100 civilians have been killed in Gaza, news outlets and rights groups report, as the weekend saw…
US Admiral Resigns Amid Unprecedented Escalation Against Venezuela, Boat Bombing Continues
Story at a glance… Venezuela is at risk of regime change and invasion by the Trump government, which has…
Well-Exercised Mice Passed Natural Fitness to Their Male Offspring, But Not Through DNA
What if there were a way that didn’t involve CRISPR to give your offspring a natural talent for athletics?…
Doubling of Gold Price Over 5 Years Sees Global National Reserves Hit $4.8 Trillion in October
On October 7th, gold prices hit $3,977 per troy ounce, some 100% from where the price sat five years…
You Can Take the Asian Out of Asia, But Not Asia Out of the Asian
I receive a certain comfort, as strange as this may sound, when I witness someone from East Asia displaying…
Far from Seoul’s Tall Towers, Tiny Trees are Dazzling Visitors Even More
The Korean Bonsai Museum maybe can’t be described as a must-visit destination in Seoul, South Korea’s sprawling metropolis—if only…
Regime Change Awareness in Venezuela as US Strikes Fourth Suspected Drug Vessel
On October 3rd, the US carried out its fourth strike on a Venezuelan vessel off the country’s coast, making…
