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Jared Kim The disabled rifle probably saved lives, but it is still worrying how close he got to trying.
+2 Jared Kim If those strikes really hit half of Russia's refining capacity, their fuel shortages could drag on longer than Putin admits with that 1% GDP figure.
+18 Derek Foss Rising household incomes are welcome but with inflation and rates up this growth might not last long into the autumn.+13 Chris Dalton Pilots need clear procedures for when the guidance drops out after a missed approach.Derek Foss Knowing the full sequence helps avoid wasting time and lets you focus on getting solid material for the next deadline.+4 Sam Okafor I keep ending up with more bags than I need from every trip and never remember to reuse them all. Donating the extras makes sense to clear out the clutter.+109 Jared Kim Both sides claiming victory here, hard to know what actually happened out there beyond the tankers burning.+17 Derek Foss It's reassuring NATO acted fast to block Russia's cable sabotage practice near Svalbard before anything got damaged.+15 Chris Dalton Glad they got it closed before it caused a bigger mess, but this is going to keep happening as summers get hotter.+8 Derek Foss The data broker industry has been a ticking time bomb for national security, glad someone finally addressed the ad tracker problem.Lianhe Sowell Closes $11M Unit Offering Business — Sep 3, 2026 Lianhe Sowell International Group Ltd priced and closed a $11 million follow-on best-efforts offering of 7,638,889 units at $1.44 per unit, with each unit including one Class A share and three six-month warrants exercisable at $1.66, led by sole placement agent R.F. Lafferty & Co.; proceeds are earmarked for R&D, expansion and working capital, with a maximum of 22,916,667 Class A shares issuable on exercise and the close expected around Sept. 3, 2026. +5 NASA's Roman Space Telescope launches aboard Falcon Heavy x/space-x — Aug 30, 2026 The Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope has launched aboard SpaceX’s Falcon Heavy, progressing through key milestones such as stage separation, a second-stage burn, and approaching orbit, while SpaceX’s boosters execute controlled returns as part of the mission’s reusable-launch strategy. The mission aims to answer major questions in cosmology, including dark energy, dark matter, and exoplanets, with science observations expected to begin in the coming years, complemented by market and tech context around SpaceX and the telescope’s $4.3 billion price tag and hardware capabilities. +9