Stock and bond markets are showing increasing stress as the US-Iran conflict and oil price hikes raise inflation fears
Month: May 2026
Mackenzie Shirilla’s Father Placed on Administrative Leave After Netflix Documentary
The father of convicted killer Mackenzie Shirilla was suspended from his job following his appearance in the Netflix film The Crash
Is a Cuba Invasion Next? CIA’s Widening Role After Raul Castro Indictment Raises Questions
Analysts examine whether the US indictment of Raul Castro signals broader CIA operations and possible military intervention in Cuba
Biotech CEO Rami Elghandour Speaks at People’s Convocation for Palestine at Rutgers
A prominent biotech executive addressed a large pro-Palestine gathering at Rutgers University campus
US and Israel Reportedly Planned to Install Ahmadinejad as Iran Leader in Early War Days
The New York Times reports that US and Israeli strategy included freeing and installing Mahmoud Ahmadinejad as Iran’s leader
Israel Reports 3042 Lebanese Killed Since March 2 Despite Ceasefire Extension
Lebanese casualty figures from continued Israeli strikes have surpassed 3000 since early March 2026
WHO Director-General Expresses Concern Over Rapid Ebola Spread in Congo and Uganda
WHO chief says risk of spread remains high nationally and regionally with over 600 suspected Ebola cases recorded
AOC Rally in Missoula Supporting Democratic Candidate Rescheduled to May 28
A rally featuring Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez in support of Sam Forstag was postponed to May 28 at The Wilma
Federal Jury Rejects Elon Musk 150 Billion Lawsuit Against OpenAI and Sam Altman
A US federal jury found Elon Musk’s massive lawsuit against OpenAI to be time-barred removing a major legal hurdle for the AI company
Kalispell City Council Approves Application for 25 Million Federal Safety Grant
Kalispell voted to seek 25 million dollars in federal funding to improve downtown infrastructure including roundabouts and crosswalks