Author: Tony Grist

The Treasury Department released details Monday concerning the “Economic D-Day” U.S. officials have been promising to unleash against Iran. Dubbed “Operation Economic Outcast,” these measures include the widening of secondary sanctions to cover new sectors and activities, new sanctions on nearly 60 Iran-linked entities, the suspension of licenses for Iranian remittance payments and academic exchanges, and new guidance aimed at stopping third-countries from cooperating with Iranian efforts to control the Strait of Hormuz. In a press conference Monday, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said the moves constituted “an unprecedented campaign against the Islamic Republic of Iran and its enablers” that would…

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New food brand debuts with three chef-crafted hot sauces and hot honey, bringing together layered flavor, real heat and support for baby rhino conservation in South Africa Columbia, SC, August 25, 2026 – Horn & Heat, a new premium hot sauce and specialty food company born from an unexpected connection in South Africa’s Northern Cape Province, has officially launched its first collection of hot sauces and hot honey in the United States. At the center of the launch are three hot sauces: Rhino Doctor Reserve, Rhino Gold and Rhino Baby, each developed around a flavor-first approach that treats hot sauce…

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Kyushu, Japan — A Marine in Kyushu, Japan, initiated a manufacturing job on a printer nearly 400 miles away in Okinawa. That single action demonstrated the larger promise of the Digital Manufacturing Exchange, or DMX: connecting technical expertise, approved data and available manufacturing capacity across geographically dispersed locations without requiring every unit to possess every capability at the point of need. During Valiant Shield 26, Marine Depot Maintenance Command (MDMC) joined operating forces, other military services, original equipment manufacturers and regional industry partners to test how DMX could support a distributed sustainment network across the Indo-Pacific. Seven Marine Corps printers…

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