Huge Indian Organized Crime Bust—and Cognitive Bias
There’s a named cognitive bias quietly running your threat analysis — the representativeness heuristic.
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Playtime Is Over: After Iran, Cuba’s on Borrowed Time
At the NATO summit in Ankara, President Trump declared the ceasefire with Iran “over” after the IRGC struck three commercial tankers in the Strait of Hormuz.
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Hostile Spies Recruit Our Kids
Calla Walsh, 22, of Cambridge, Massachusetts, appeared this week at the state funeral of Iran’s supreme leader — her third trip to Iran since July 2025, each…
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Cheap Gas, Sad Putin — the First War That Lowered Gas Prices
Morgan Stanley cut its Brent forecast to $75 a barrel for Q3 and Q4 2026 — down from $90 — its second cut in two weeks, and now projects a global oil surplus…
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Communists Never Have The Majority
The word “Bolshevik” comes from bolshinstvo — “the majority.” Lenin’s faction never once held one.
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Cheap Gas Is Coming — Despite the War in the Strait of Hormuz
WTI crude settled below $70 a barrel in late June 2026 — the first time since February 27, the eve of the strikes that opened the war.
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George Washington, Elite Spymaster
George Washington’s battlefield record was hit-or-miss. Where he was truly great was in the shadows.
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It’s Quiet at the World Cup. That’s Not Luck.
The 2026 World Cup is being played across eleven U.S. host cities — millions of new arrivals, new passports, and Customs and Border stretched thinner than…
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Tehran Wasn’t the Target. Moscow Was.
Iran signed a deal this week that amounts to capitulation — but Tehran was never the real target. Moscow is.
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Informants Don’t Sleep Over – Despite What’s Apparently Going on at the SPLC
A June 2026 federal superseding indictment in the Middle District of Alabama adds a detail to the Southern Poverty Law Center fraud case that breaks the…
