Information War Update Oct 29, 2026: Iran Eyes US Vote, Brown Fake
Information war: Iranian officials describe US midterm plans, an intern denies the fake Brown video, and CISA orders urgent Linux and VMware fixes.
Information war: Iranian officials describe US midterm plans, an intern denies the fake Brown video, and CISA orders urgent Linux and VMware fixes.
Iran war update: Vance writes to Tehran as allies brace for strikes, the Guards claim Hormuz mine hits, and Houthi missiles strike Aden’s airport.
The Fed holds at 3.75%-4% on a split vote, a reported $47 billion Iran war bill meets $115 Brent, Britain sets a 3% defense date and AI costs sink Alphabet.
Egypt’s parliament let Sisi send forces to defend Saudi Arabia. How Article 152 works, how it compares with 2015 and 2020, and what is still open.
Israel election results left no bloc with 61 seats. We map the seat count by party, four coalition paths and the Basic Law deadlines that now apply.
Iran war update: US reportedly warns Gulf states of strikes after midterms, Houthis fire at Riyadh and Taif, and Israel’s count leaves no majority.
US crude oil falls below $100 as Iran’s leaders discuss terms to end the war, diesel hits $6.35 despite a Russian fuel waiver and Boeing defense sales jump 15%.
THAAD missile defense explained: how a battery works, the Army’s $11.4 billion FY2027 request for 857 interceptors, and its use against Iran.
Iran war update: Mecca pact talks in Tehran end with a pledge to continue, Houthis fire missiles toward Saudi Arabia’s east, and Egypt backs Riyadh.
Yalda falls on Dec. 21, 2026, and Nowruz 2027 arrives March 20 at 1:25 p.m. PDT. Dates in California time, plus Iranian cultural centers from LA to Stanford.
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