U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright claims that Middle East oil shipments have surged to 15 million barrels per day, even surpassing pre-war levels at one point. Yet, vessel-tracking analysts remain skeptical, citing data that suggests flows are far lower than official figures.
A plan designed to protect U.S.-born workers now faces scrutiny as unemployment climbs and wages falter. Many of the job openings are in physically demanding sectors that native-born workers have largely avoided—at least at current wage levels.
Salzburg’s salute to Mozart turned sour when hundreds of gleaming statuettes vanished from a display honoring the composer’s 270th birthday. Unveiled on July 15 by the Mozarteum Foundation, the installation was designed by German conceptual artist Ottmar Hörl. Officials announced Wednesday that the tribute is now missing many of its prized figures.
Rookie cornerback Ayden Garnes seized the spotlight at MetLife Stadium, cheered on by more than 50 family members and friends. An undrafted addition to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Garnes has been quietly establishing his reputation throughout the offseason—until a breakout performance made everyone take notice.
