Who is responsible for nuclear codes after Trump pushes for US to 'press button'
the-express.comu/TheExpressUS — 1 day ago
r/interestingnewsworld
Pete Hegseth quoted a fake Bible verse from Pulp Fiction during a Pentagon sermon. SOURCE: Clash Report https://x.com/i/status/2044720988869292038
u/aeonsne — 7 days ago
The FBI searched 57,000 Americans' messages last year. No warrant. No court order.
u/swap_019 — 8 days ago
While Trump moves to strip birthright citizenship, Canada just opened theirs to ALL generations by descent.
tiktok.comu/swap_019 — 7 days ago
Public Polls in Israel, US and Europe
u/swap_019 — 9 days ago
Benjamin Netanyahu rejects President Trump’s ceasefire and says the war will continue against Iran at any time he chooses. Netanyahu says he will achieve his objectives through further military action under his command. “We are ready to resume the fighting at any moment.”
u/aeonsne — 14 days ago
Netanyahu directly attacks Spain, calls IDF “the most moral army.”
u/aeonsne — 13 days ago
REPORTER: Attacking power plants and bridges violates Geneva Convention. Isn’t that a war crime? TRUMP: I hope I don’t have to do it… they won’t have nuclear weapons. REPORTER: That didn’t answer my question. TRUMP: You are fake news.
u/aeonsne — 16 days ago
Europe must act and cannot remain on the sidelines of the conflict. Europe has forgotten many things since the Holocaust. Israel is the one protecting Europe today.
u/aeonsne — 9 days ago
Perplexity CEO says AI layoffs aren’t so bad because people hate their jobs anyways: ‘That sort of glorious future is what we should look forward to’
Perplexity CEO Aravind Srinivas recently stated that AI-driven job displacement isn't necessarily a bad thing because most people don't enjoy their jobs. Speaking on the All-In podcast, he argued that losing traditional employment to AI will free individuals to pursue entrepreneurship and start their own mini-businesses.
u/EchoOfOppenheimer — 18 days ago
A retired U.S. Army Colonel: “Iran uses infrared systems instead of traditional radar. American fighters like the F-35 and F-15 are not designed to face these systems. Iranian airspace is not safe for U.S. fighter jets.”
u/aeonsne — 18 days ago
Market sees a pause, but the risk is still there.
So now we have a “2 week ceasefire” between the US and Iran.Sounds bullish at first.
Oil drops. Markets breathe. Feels like tension is cooling off.But at the same time, Iran is openly saying attacks could intensify
and that they’re ready to cut off oil and gas flows for years.That doesn’t sound like peace.
That sounds like a pause.More like both sides stepping back, resetting and preparing for the next move.We’ve seen this before.
Price reacts first to headlines, then reality catches up.Right now the market is pricing in relief.But is it pricing in what happens if this breaks again?Because if the Strait of Hormuz gets disrupted even partially,
oil doesn’t go to $120 it can spike way higher.
So the real question is:
Is this actual de-escalation
or just a short window before the next leg?
https://x.com/ajenews/status/2041712638342975892?s=46&t=ytOPz0L0lUrPC0\_-PiYleg
u/AmanCMN — 16 days ago