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- 1Palantir Co-Founder Urges Less Judgment Over Deadly Iran School StrikeโPalantir's Co-Founder Wants Us Less Judgmental About Deadly Iran School Strike
Peter Thiel, the billionaire co-founder of data analytics firm Palantir, is drawing criticism after arguing that people should be less judgmental about a deadly strike on a school in Iran. The comments, reported by Mother Jones, have sparked debate about the ethics of the strike and the growing political influence of Palantir's leadership in discussions of US and Israeli military action.
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French economist Marc Touati is drawing attention amid renewed debate over inflation in France. Provisional Insee figures put annual inflation at 3 percent, prompting discussion of whether the country could head toward 4 percent. Commentators are also weighing how Middle East conflict, heatwaves and debt costs could push up supermarket prices in the coming months.
- 3Vandenberg to support Space Development Agency launch on SpaceX Falcon 9โ"Vandenberg SFB Launch Alert Vandenberg Guardians and Airmen are scheduled to support the launch of the Space Developmen
Guardians and Airmen at Vandenberg Space Force Base are scheduled to support the launch of the Space Development Agency's fourth Tranche 1 data transport mission, set to lift off aboard a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket from Space Launch Complex 4 East. The announcement has drawn attention from spaceflight watchers tracking upcoming launches from the California base.
- 4Cannon Dancer arcade game now running on MiSTer FPGAโMiSTer FPGA Arcade Data East Simple 156 - Osman / Cannon Dancer https://www. youtube.com/watch?v=uOCJWd7NMVQ # rgamingmo
The Data East Simple 156 arcade board, home to the cult beat-'em-up Osman, also known as Cannon Dancer, has been made playable on the MiSTer FPGA platform. Retro gaming fans are sharing the news, as the obscure 1996 arcade title was long difficult to play outside original hardware and is now accessible through FPGA recreation.
- 5Middle East oil exports surpass pre-war levels despite tensionsโผMiddle East oil exports surpass pre-war levels despite tensions, data shows
New data shows Middle East oil exports have risen above their pre-war levels, even as regional tensions continue. The figures point to a steady recovery in energy flows from the region, defying expectations that ongoing conflict and security concerns would keep shipments depressed.
- 6AWS Confirms Permanent Data Loss in Bahrain RegionโAWS Confirms Permanent Data Loss in Bahrain After Iranian Strikes
Amazon Web Services says data stored in its Bahrain cloud region has been permanently lost following Iranian strikes in the area. The company reportedly confirmed that affected customer data cannot be recovered. Cloud users with workloads in the Middle East region are assessing damage and questioning data-resilience arrangements, and the claim is circulating widely, though independent confirmation of the strikes and the extent of the loss remains limited.
- 7Oil Steady as Traders Weigh Middle East Export DataโOil Little Changed as Traders Weigh Mideast Crude Export Data https://www.wsj.com/finance/commodities-futures/oil-little
Oil prices were little changed as traders assessed new data on crude exports from the Middle East, weighing supply signals against demand expectations. The market is watching regional export flows closely for signs of disruption that could affect global supply. Modest price movement suggests traders remain cautious but see no immediate supply shock.
- 8Middle East oil exports top pre-Iran war levelsโผData shows Mideast oil exports exceeded pre-Iran war levels last week
New data shows oil exports from the Middle East rose above their pre-war levels last week, despite the recent conflict between Israel and Iran. The figures suggest tanker traffic and shipments through the region have recovered quickly since the fighting, easing earlier concerns about disruption to global energy supplies.
- 9Stock Futures Waver as Trump-Iran Tensions Meet CPI TestโผFutures Waver Amid Trump, Iran Threats; CPI Inflation Due
US stock futures are wavering as investors weigh threats exchanged between President Donald Trump and Iran against a closely watched CPI inflation report due this week. Traders are cautious, with geopolitical risk in the Middle East adding uncertainty just as markets look to the inflation data for clues on the Federal Reserve's next moves on interest rates.
- 10Bitcoin whipsaws after US jobs reportโBitcoin whipsaws after the NFP report as the focus remains on the Middle East developments
Bitcoin swung sharply in both directions following the release of the latest US nonfarm payrolls report, with traders digesting the jobs data against a backdrop of mounting geopolitical tension. Analysts note that while the employment figures briefly drove price action, attention has quickly shifted back to developments in the Middle East, which are expected to keep crypto and broader markets volatile in the near term.
- 11Mideast oil exports exceed pre-Iran war levels, data showsโMideast oil exports exceeded pre-Iran war levels: Kpler data
Shipping data firm Kpler reports that Middle East oil exports have risen above levels recorded before the recent Iran conflict, indicating the region's oil flows have fully recovered from the war's disruption. The finding suggests exporters rerouted or resumed shipments quickly after hostilities ended, easing earlier fears of prolonged supply shortages.