As I reported earlier this week, the Yemen takeover of the Red Sea has changed everything in the Middle East, and things are moving fast now. CBS News published photos of destroyed U.S. bases in the Middle East yesterday for the first time since the Iran War started, claiming that the photos were sent to them by "active service members on condition of anonymity." "These are not 'squirters' getting through," the service member added, referencing language used by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. "We're not defending these bases. We're just watching them get destroyed." As I write this on September 16, 2026, Saudi Arabia is currently exporting ZERO oil. This is the country with the largest oil company in the world, Aramco, which was started by the United States and today employs tens of thousands of Americans in Saudi Arabia. There were reports earlier this week that Saudi Arabia's leader, Mohammed bin Salman (MBS), was under house arrest, but he appeared in public yesterday in a state visit to Egypt, dispelling those rumors. But that doesn't mean that there is not currently chaos in the Royal Al-Saud family, and even the possibility that the Al-Saud family could be in danger of being able to hold on to its power in Saudi Arabia. The original name of this area was just "Arabia", and included what is today called "Yemen." In spite of the success of Yemen forces to take over the Red Sea and bomb Saudi Arabia's oil production offline, there is no sign that the U.S. or Israel are close to admitting defeat. On the contrary, it has been reported this week that the U.S. is preparing to sell 60,000 highly destructive, 2,000-pound (907kg) bombs to Israel in a multibillion-dollar package which will be funded by American taxpayers, a move that is almost unprecedented in modern history.

One London lobby shop wrote the UK bill and consulted on the US one. Its funder led Anthropic’s Series A.

President Trump has asked Ukraine to stop attacking Russian diesel facilities after the US price hit a record high on Sunday. During remarks to the press at the Irish Open, President Trump said Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelensky “has to do one thing—he has to stop knocking out diesel fuel in Russia.” “There are plenty of […]

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Reports on the dangers of the popular "anti-viral" flu drug Tamiflu (oseltamivir) have existed for over a decade now. One of the known side effects of this drug among children is that it causes hallucinations, and what some say resemble demonic attacks. Tamiflu is also linked to increased suicides. And yet, not only is this drug still on the market, it is still recommended for babies, children, and pregnant women by the CDC, even under HHS Secretary Kennedy's leadership. Many doctors have stopped prescribing it to children who are healthy as a prevention for influenza, but the official medical dogma has been that Tamiflu is still recommended in critically ill patients. However, a new study has been published that blows that theory out of the water, showing how critically ill patients receive no health benefits from the drug, and that Tamiflu actually leads to increased rates of death.