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Trump turns to Russian diesel as fuel costs threaten Republican midterm prospects
Donald Trump says Russia will supply hundreds of thousands of tons of diesel fuel to the US and global markets, a sharp reversal from his recent support for sanctions on countries importing Russian energy. The move comes as high fuel costs linked to the Iran war weigh on his public standing and threaten Republican prospects…
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Trump’s Secret Service chief stunningly admits president has been secretly smuggled onto more decoy planes
Secret Service Director Sean Curran has publicly admitted that President Trump has been secretly transported on multiple decoy Air Force One flights as part of ongoing security operations. In an exclusive interview with CBS’s 60 Minutes, Curran acknowledged the tactic whilst expressing regret that media coverage of such operations could compromise future security effectiveness. Curran…
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Drone strikes shut Moscow’s four airports, disrupting presidential flights and 370 others
Ukrainian drone attacks on Moscow on Friday forced the closure of all four of the capital’s airports, leaving over 370 flights delayed and government aircraft circling unable to land. The strike exemplified Ukraine’s escalating capability to disrupt Russian aviation infrastructure, with Moscow’s mayor reporting that 15 drones were shot down during the assault. Four aircraft…
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Tories axe inheritance tax; body found in Colombia; Houthis strike
Conservatives abolish inheritance tax on family homes. Body found in Colombia during missing Briton search as Houthis attack Saudi jet, killing captain.
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Trump opens probe into Lisa Cook’s mortgage fraud allegations
President Donald Trump has established a committee to investigate Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook over mortgage fraud allegations, renewing his effort to remove her despite a Supreme Court ruling in June that her initial firing was unconstitutional. The move raises fresh concerns about political pressure on the Federal Reserve’s independence, with a formal hearing scheduled…
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Anthropic Restricts Sustained Abuse of Claude, Policy Takes Effect November 12
Anthropic has updated its usage policy to let Claude end conversations after sustained, needless abuse, drawing attention to how people should communicate with AI. The company says the rule is intended for extreme cases of repeated, deliberate behaviour and does not apply to ordinary frustration, disagreement, dark creative themes or model testing. The policy takes…