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In July, the world’s largest uranium mine shut down for two weeks — not because of uranium, but because of a broken sulfuric acid plant. That small mechanical failure exposed something much bigger: a global uranium deficit that’s been quietly building for years. Miners produce roughly 155 million pounds of

September 11, 2001 started like any other Tuesday. I was a young lieutenant, a year out of West Point, standing in a motor pool for vehicle checks. Fifteen minutes later the world was different. Those mornings stick. They’re called flashbulb memories. 9/11. Lehman weekend in 2008. The week COVID became

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You can read this full article here: The man polling second to become France’s next president has a plan for the national debt: throw it in the fire. Literally. Jean-Luc Melenchon wants to erase 636 billion the Bank of France holds — but that money was created out of thin

Sweden’s far left is heading into an election promising a billionaire wealth tax, a tax on expensive homes, and an exit tax if the rich try to leave. Nothing has passed. Nobody has voted yet. Bloomberg says tax lawyers are already busy: foreign structures, new succession plans, and whether the

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