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Techdirt
TechdirtSep 16, 2026
Turns Out It’s Pretty Easy To Turn A Profit Selling Cheap ‘Freedom Fuel’ If You Just Don’t Pay For It
Yet another data point on the whole grift/graft aspect of (particularly) the second Trump administration. While Trump was endlessly bragging about how much war he was going to wage, while simultaneously bragging about how much war he was going to end, his Israel-enabled Iran War refused to submit to his vacillating bluster. After claiming to...
corruptiongas prices
Techdirt
TechdirtAug 31, 2026
ICE Worked With Iran To Deport Iranians Back To A Country Trump Repeatedly Claimed Was Harming Iranians
The Trump administration has been working steadily to remove protected status for asylum seekers that even Trump admits are deadly "shitholes." Trump makes claims about countries that seem to indicate they're too dangerous to live in, but then insists there's no reason we shouldn't be allowed to deport migrants to places where they're likely to...
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Techdirt
TechdirtJul 30, 2026
In The Middle Of A War, The Trump Administration Has Cut National Security Staffing In Half
The on-again, off-again, new forever war we've been cursed with because Donald Trump felt people just weren't paying attention to him enough is going to be headache for years to come. Trump assumes that if he acts like a bully, everyone will just back down. But now he's dealing with a regime just as willing...
bill pultedonald trump
EconReporter
EconReporterMay 26, 2026
Central bankers are pushing back against the ‘War? Sh!’ strategy — why look-through may no longer be a good idea
Federal Reserve governor Chris Waller on Friday cast serious doubt on the textbook look-through strategy to handle the Iran War-induced inflationary pressure — or what we fashionably called the "War? Sh~" strategy. And he is not the only central banker who has expressed reservations.
Chris WallerFederal Reserve
EconReporter
EconReporterApr 1, 2026
This is why the Fed can afford to look through the Iran War energy shock
The vacancy-to-unemployed ratio currently stands at 0.91 — meaning there are fewer open jobs than unemployed workers. At the peak of post-COVID labor market tightness, that ratio exceeded 2. This structural difference is the strongest argument the Fed has for looking through the Iran War energy shock.
Central Bank Look Through PolicyFederal Reserve
EconReporter
EconReporterMar 18, 2026
Bank of Canada turns more ‘two-handed’ as ‘Stag’ vs ‘flation’ risks roughly balanced following Hormuz blockage
The Bank of Canada on Wednesday held its policy interest rate unchanged at 2.25%, which is exactly what the market expected. The focus is now on the central bank's assessment of the Iran War's impact on the economy.
Bank of CanadaCanadian Economy
Aricie's thoughts
Aricie's thoughtsMar 16, 2026
From Suez to Hormuz: Anatomy of an Empire's Reckoning
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