Diesel Crisis Intensifies, US to Sign Greenland Agreement, and AI Nearly Starts War

Today's Digest covers diesel squeezes, refinery outages, trucker strikes, Pakistan rationing, Hormuz extended closure, Russia sanctions, Greenland pact, AI risks including a war scare, vaccine flaws, and mast cell syndrome.

Source: Peak Prosperity

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DW NOTE

This is a multi-topic roundup with no unified analytical thread — diesel shortages, Greenland diplomacy, and AI war scares belong in separate stories. The only substantive thread is diesel: U.S. stockpiles hit 25-day lows in May 2022 and never recovered; now ExxonMobil's Joliet refinery is offline, the Hormuz closure has cut global oil supply by 5.7 million barrels per day, and diesel just crossed $6.45. Truckers threatening an October 1 strike aren't making a political statement — they're responding to input costs that have doubled in nine months while freight rates stayed flat.

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