• We fear that every network is going to livestream an execution on Election Day.
• In his effort to reverse the rise in diesel prices—which have soared this year from $3.50 per gallon in January to about $6.20 now—President Donald Trump has lifted U.S. sanctions on exports of Russian diesel. In return, Russia will supply 300,000 metric tons (2.25 million barrels) into U.S. and global markets, which is a trivial amount, equivalent to less than one day’s demand for the U.S. transport sector. This would be followed in due course by an additional 1.5 million tons, a deal that may ...
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