Society and Liberty

Trump Threatens More Iran Strikes as Middle East War Moves Toward Another Dangerous Escalation : The drums of war are growing louder in the Middle East, and Washington is making little effort to hide the possibility of another devastating military confrontation with Iran.

Oil Prices Surge as Houthi Attacks Threaten Saudi Arabia: Is the Next Global Energy Crisis Beginning? : The missiles are flying. Oil prices are climbing. And once again, the world is discovering just how fragile its energy security really is.

The $58 Billion Protein Gold Rush: How Weight-Loss Drugs Are Creating Another Corporate Feeding Frenzy : As Ozempic and other weight-loss medications reshape eating habits, food manufacturers are racing to capitalize on the multibillion-dollar protein boom. But are consumers getting real nutritional value or expensive marketing promises?

They Turned Your Neighbour Into the Enemy — But Who Profits From the Divide? : Political division keeps neighbours fighting while serious problems remain. Who benefits from the outrage, and what happens to public accountability?

Russian Diesel Heads to America: Trump’s Putin Deal Exposes the Brutal Politics of Energy : Russian diesel heads to New York after Trump’s deal with Putin. What does the shipment mean for sanctions, fuel prices and US politics?

Lindsey Graham Dies at 71, Leaving Washington Facing a Sudden Political Shock : A sudden announcement has shaken Washington as Senator Lindsey Graham dies at 71 after a brief illness. The longtime South Carolina Republican leaves behind a complicated political legacy shaped by foreign policy battles, Senate influence, and a dramatic shift in his relationship with Donald Trump. His unexpected passing raises immediate questions about the future of his Senate seat and the balance of power in Washington. The impact of his absence could be felt far beyond South Carolina.