Politics
How Much This Iran War is Already Costing Us
$5.6 billion in munitions. In two days. That’s how the U.S. conflict with Iran started on February 28, 2026. Not with a slow buildup. Not
The Strait of Hormuz & What That Actually Means for Your Life.
Somewhere between the cable news maps and the Pentagon briefings, you’re supposed to understand that the Strait of Hormuz matters. But nobody’s telling you why
The 2026 Midterms: The Deepfake Election
The 2026 midterm elections are shaping up to be the most technologically fraught in American history. Not because of voting machines or ballot security—those battles
Trump Will Use Iran Situation to Lobby for Lower Interest Rates
The bombs have already fallen on Tehran. Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei is dead. The Strait of Hormuz is contested. Oil prices are spiking. And if
The Iran Strikes Aren’t Just About Iran—It’s a Direct Shot at China
The bombs that fell on Tehran weren’t just targeting Iranian nuclear facilities. They were targeting Beijing’s energy supply. Let’s cut through the official rhetoric about
The Global Elite is Exposed, Now What?
The release of over 3.5 million documents in the Jeffrey Epstein case by the U.S. Department of Justice in late January has provided disturbing, detailed
Assets at All Time Highs? Your Fiat Currency is Trash
The S&P 500 just hit an all-time high. So did the Dow Jones. Gold reached record levels. Silver broke its all-time high for the first
The US-Maduro Mission Was a Consequence of Trade War
Let’s cut through all of the propaganda for a second. On January 3, 2026, the United States military launched “Operation Absolute Resolve”—over 150 aircraft, special
How Texas Buying Bitcoin Could Start a Trend Across the States
Texas has shattered precedent by becoming the first state government to purchase Bitcoin directly. The Lone Star State committed approximately $5 million to the digital
The AI Government Bailout
OpenAI Government Bailout discussions unfold behind closed doors while Sam Altman maintains public denials about seeking federal support. The contradiction reveals a sophisticated strategy to