🚨 The hacker groups of Hendala say that in a few minutes, the joint operations room of Hendala's Cyber Command and the Islamic Revolutionary Guards will open with a "combined, decisive, and destructive response against the enemy."
🚨 Iran Tasnim News Agency, associated with the Revolutionary Guards, reported that the United States attacked a petrochemical plant in the South Pars gas field, located in Asaluyeh
BREAKING: Iran's Khatam al-Anbiya Central HQ says the IRGC will launch a large-scale attack on Israel with the first wave of ballistic missiles and drones toward central Israeli cities "in just a few moments."
🚨New York Times: Chances for a breakthrough in the negotiations have decreased after the Qatari mediation delegation left Tehran today without any progress in the talks
Americans are saving less, borrowing more, and losing purchasing power as inflation outpaces wages. The financial cushion is disappearing.
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Since Trump already declared the greatest victory in the history of war, politically there isn't much to gain from actually winning. If the war ends Trump loses his scapegoat. Trump wants to keep pretending the economy would be great but for the war he had no choice but to start.
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🇺🇸🇮🇷 | AHORA: Trump sobre Irán: "Les dimos duro ayer y les vamos a dar duro de nuevo hoy... Y veremos qué pasa con el acuerdo. Estábamos realmente cerca de un acuerdo — pero siguen dándonos largas. Siguen tomándonos por idiotas porque ¿sabes qué? Trataron con algunos presidentes muy estúpidos."
So far, over the first five months of 2026, the CPI is up 2.52%. If this pace continues for all of 2026, the CPI will rise 6.2%, the most since 2022. But I think the second half of the year will see a much bigger rise, sending the full year above 7%, the highest rate since 1981.
According to the government consumer prices rose 0.5% in May (6.2% annualized). YoY consumer prices rose 4.2%, above 4% for the first time since May 2023. YoY core prices rose 2.9%, the most since Sept. 2025. QE and too-low interest rates will send future consumer prices surging.