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MintPress News  "PROJECT FREEDOM." Trump calls it humanitarian aid. We call it what he already admitted it is: piracy. On Friday, Trump boasted that US forces seizing Iranian ships and oil were "sort of like pirates, but we are not playing games."  By Sunday, he had rebranded the blockade as "Project Freedom"—a military escort operation to guide ships through the Strait of Hormuz. Today, that operation went live: 15,000 US troops, guided-missile destroyers, and over 100 aircraft are enforcing American "freedom" at gunpoint. Let's be clear: Washington didn't enter the Strait to defend commerce. It entered to monopolize commerce—to maintain imperial control over the world's oil arteries and strangle Iran's economy.  Iran knows this. That's why closing the Strait and establishing its own transit protocols remains its strongest card in the fight for self-determination. When Trump confessed to piracy, he wasn't joking. He was c...

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The Grayzone   On the first day of the unprovoked US-Israeli War on Iran, the Pentagon launched a double-tap Tomahawk missile strike on the Shajareh Tayyebeh Elementary School in Minab, obliterating the building and slaughtering 155 people — 120 of whom were small children. With the Trump administration still refusing to acknowledge its role in the worst US military massacre since My Lai, The Grayzone ’s Wyatt Reed went to Minab to investigate the scene of the crime firsthand.

Cyrus Janssen   What if everything you’ve been told about the Iran war is completely wrong? While the world watched the United States and Israel launch major strikes expecting Iran to weaken, the reality is unfolding very differently—because instead of collapsing, Iran is emerging with more leverage, more influence, and a stronger grip on global energy markets than ever before.    From its strategic control over the Strait of Hormuz to its ability to disrupt oil flows and impact the global economy, Iran is no longer just a regional player—it’s being recognized as a rising global power.    In this video, Cyrus Janssen breaks down how this conflict may have backfired on the United States, why global perception of Iran is rapidly shifting, and what this means for the future of geopolitics as a new power dynamic begins to take shape in real time. 

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Geopolitical Economy Report   OPEC, the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, is in crisis after the United Arab Emirates (UAE), its third-largest producer, left the group. Donald Trump openly praised the decision, saying it is good for the United States. Ben Norton explains why the US government opposes OPEC, which is rooted in the Third World nationalist movements of the 1960s, which sought more economic resources for the Global South. The USA wants its Big Oil corporations to dominate the industry.

Lee Camp - Unredacted Tonight   Trump’s latest budget proposal cuts food stamps, Medicaid, and Pre-K while pushing military spending higher than the next 140 countries combined. The Washington Post even admits the Pentagon doesn’t even know how to spend that much money. Lee Camp breaks down exactly what the US could do with $1.5 trillion—if wanted to. 

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Times Now World   Hundreds of protesters gathered outside the Greek Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Athens on Thursday, condemning the interception of Gaza-bound aid vessels by the Israeli navy near Crete and calling on the Greek government to intervene.    Demonstrators accused authorities of failing to prevent or respond to the operation involving the Global Sumud Flotilla, with some alleging “criminal negligence.” Israel said it intercepted 22 vessels in international waters and detained activists, while organisers disputed the account and described the action as unlawful.    The incident has drawn criticism from several European countries and added to tensions surrounding aid access to Gaza.