Washington spent the week arguing about the midterms. Moscow, Tehran and Jerusalem spent it rearranging the board...

...the midterm Democratic wave will not change the surveillance, police-militarization and war machinery of government...

Promises made, promises (lmaooooo)

"There is no excuse for what I did."

"The PRC may also aim to demonstrate an ability to rapidly transition from a peacetime posture to combat operations..." 

"Every organization that depends on refrigeration and monitoring systems should assume it could be a target..."

Apparently, articles about sex with dolphins and sympathy for pedophiles only attract a niche audience...

Finland is about to open the world's first permanent spent-fuel repository, while the US has about 97,000 metric tons of spent fuel stranded at nearly 75 sites in more than 30 states...

But still warns: "We’re ready for it. I’ve got three aircraft carriers here."

Five hyperscaler bond deals and $67 billion since October 29 alone, with another $740 billion in AI debt penciled in for 2027 as the highest-rated borrowers on the planet are paying junk-like concessions to get deals done.

Last Energy argues its reactors are too small and safe, but is going through the NRC anyway...

Five months after the largest IPO on record, a third of SpaceX is finally tradable, and the Russell rebalance on December 11 could force over $10 billion of buying...

"There is a difference between having the capacity to take risk and feeling able to absorb another loss, and this week made that distinction particularly clear."

...and Hillary has chimed in too!

Trump's young men just walked out... for now...

City Hall challenged the subpoena and lost... But Kaplan’s order isn’t a wholesale roster handover...