Author Archives: The Editor
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Russian Offensive Campaign Assessment, September 10, 2024
Moscow Hit By Unprecedented Ukrainian Drone Barrage
Iran has supplied ballistic missiles to Russia as part of the escalating conflict in Ukraine
The journey of thousands of young Ukrainian deserters
Israel’s fiscal deficit climbs again
Headline is a little misleading. Deficit is being projected over two years. Chicago Freezes Hirings as City Faces $1 Billion Budget Deficit
Strike Concerns at U.S. Ports Looms Large Over Shipping
The NHTSA’s Pedestrian Crash Safety Rules Could Change American Car Design Forever
The Tyreek Hill Affair: They Should All Be Ashamed
Alzheimer’s And Heart Disease Share a Curious Fundamental Connection
Links For Yesterday
Forgot to publish.
Russian Offensive Campaign Assessment, September 9, 2024
Ukraine holds its ground in Russia’s Kursk region as defense crisis in Donbas grows
Is Israel’s army using Palestinians as human shields?
The latest protests in Cuba are about thirst: Over 600,000 people live without drinking water
Costa Rica Heightens Alert for Terror Suspects Among Migrants
Nation With Lowest Birthrate Is Rocked by Soaring Sales of Dog Strollers.
Sudan: RSF committing massacres on daily basis as peace talks falter
This Election Will Be a Cliffhanger
U.S. Navy Fires Ship Captain But Not for Shooting Rifle with Scope Installed Backwards
Links For Today
Links For Today
Russian Offensive Campaign Assessment, September 7, 2024
Iranian Ballistic Missiles Have Arrived In Russia
Hezbollah fires dual rocket barrage at northern Israel hitting Kiryat Shmona building
Egypt Seeks Rare LNG Cargoes for Winter, Squeezing Supply
Port union voices unanimous support for strike, escalating U.S. supply chain fears
Person in Missouri caught H5 bird flu without animal contact
Bird flu in cows, poultry continues to fly high
Leaving behind its crew, Starliner departs space station and returns to Earth
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Russian Offensive Campaign Assessment, September 6, 2024
Hostage killings and new demands cast doubt in White House that Hamas wants a deal
China’s Rare Earth Restrictions Shake Up Global Markets
France’s hunt for Telegram CEO Pavel Durov: The inside story
First Sweden, Now Brazil: Digital Crime is Exploding in Two of the World’s Most Cashless Economies
First China and now Turkey. Why do so many foreign governments want to bribe people in New York State? FBI Raids Homes of Two Top Aides of NYC Mayor Eric Adams
Goldman Reveals Shocking Collapse In Visits To Chat-GPT Website
Slow Burn: How Starliner’s crewed test flight went awry
Archaeologists uncover 6th century BC astronomical observatory in Egypt
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Russian Offensive Campaign Assessment, September 5, 2024
A Christian Town Trapped between Hezbollah and Israel
Hezbollah Hit Israel’s North 1,300 Times in August, Most in One Month Since Oct. 7
China’s Connected Car Collapse Is a Warning for the American Market
There is Dysfunction, and then there’s USS Manchester (LCS 14) Gold Crews in 2023
Nashville Shooter’s Journal Reveals Dark Side of Transgender Orthodoxy
Study puts understanding of long COVID and vaccination into question
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Russian Offensive Campaign Assessment, September 4, 2024
Zelenskyy suffers huge backlash as reshuffle triggers power-grab accusations
Thermite-Spewing ‘Dragon’ Drones Are Ukraine’s Newest Battlefield Innovation
Iran pays millions in ransom to end massive cyberattack on banks, officials say
Starlink relents to Brazil, agrees to block Elon Musk’s X platform
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Russian Offensive Campaign Assessment, September 3, 2024
Above All Else JASSM Would Give Ukraine A Steady Supply Of Cruise Missiles
Inside the Russian authorities’ plan to develop anti-aging technology
UK Announces Partial Suspension of Arms Exports to Israel
‘3,000 operatives’: Hamas regains capabilities in northern Gaza
A Review Of The US Fiscal Situation
In all the fuss and bother about the coming presidential election, there has been remarkably little talk about skyrocketing US deficit and the resulting skyrocketing interest’s payments. Regardless of who is president, these are going to be the things that govern what the ruling class can do. But these concerns still don’t factor into the political discourse although they are starting to come up with increasing frequency in the financial press. So I want to take step back from all the political drama and review the essay “Why you should panic about the US Deficit” that I wrote in September of last year.