Mine-Clearing and Insurers Keep Hormuz Shut After the Deal Announcement
Trump says 'Ships of the World, start your engines'; X says Hormuz reopens Friday — but Kpler counts six months of mine-clearing and roughly 500 vessels still trapped.
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Trump says 'Ships of the World, start your engines'; X says Hormuz reopens Friday — but Kpler counts six months of mine-clearing and roughly 500 vessels still trapped.
X says data centers are dumping their power bill on you; MSM covers docket mechanics—but FERC just pulled who-pays from the states into a federal filing with no answer yet.
MSM reports a record hyperscale buildout; X compresses it into circular Nvidia financing—both skip who pays for 10 gigawatts of dedicated generation the grid cannot supply.
X reads behind-the-meter gas as a clean ratepayer escape; the receipt is that self-supplied plants still bid up the same gas and pipelines households pay for.
Social weather hype keys on whether it becomes a storm; the NHC leads with dangerous flash flooding — the rain is the live hazard already on the ground, named or not.