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Hay novedades judiciales con respecto a Alex Saab, considerado como el testaferro de Nicolás Maduro.

Según informaba ayer al momento de grabar este pódcast la agencia The Associated Press, el empresario colombiano se iba a declarar culpable en el proceso que se le sigue en Miami.

Saab, de cincuenta y cuatro años, está acusado de haber empleado el sistema bancario estadounidense para lavar unos trescientos cincuenta millones de dólares, producto de negocios ilícitos en Venezuela, donde hizo una fortuna gigantesca gracias a la protección de su amigo, el entonces presidente Maduro.

Alex Saab fue capturado inicialmente en junio de 2020 en Cabo Verde y extraditado a Estados Unidos en octubre del año siguiente.

Iran-backed Houthi fighters in Yemen had completed a takeover of the Bab al-Mandeb Strait, the last open artery Saudi Arabia had left for its oil once the Strait of Hormuz went dark.

And barely two days after that, regional officials told the Associated Press that the Saudi pipeline built specifically to survive a moment like this one will now be down for three to five weeks.

It is Tuesday, September 15, 2026.

This is Epic Fury, the U.S.-Iran War Podcast.

At first, the closure looked temporary, echoing an April strike that Aramco repaired within about a week.

It is not temporary this time.

Two regional officials briefed on the damage told the Associated Press this week that repairs, including work at a major pumping facility, could take three to five weeks, though the line might operate at partial capacity while crews work.

Satellite imagery examined by multiple outlets showed fire damage at a pumping station in the Hejaz region, and CNN reported that energy analysts now expect meaningful depletion of alternative stockpiles within five to seven days if the line stays offline.

They're redefining words to be anti-American.

After October 7th, you know, the Associated Press basically said not to call Hamas terrorists.

They were militants.

They're continuously redefining words, like homeless is unhoused.

But it hasn't given us that context that we need to make heads or tails of what's really going on.

The Coalition of News Organizations, which includes the Associated Press, contends the gag order violates the right to free speech by prohibiting it from happening in the first place.

An attorney representing the family of one of the victims has also filed an opposition to the gag order in state court.

Shannon Gray, who represents the Gonsalves family, said in that challenge that the gag order is unduly broad and places an undue burden on the families.

Yeah.

A recent Associated Press analysis found that Trump brought up the topic of grass during 45 public events or about once every 12 days.

There's something, I don't know, there's something poetic about this faded lion beginning and ending each day, staring wistfully out the window, listening for the sounds of banging to start so he can feel good about himself.

I'm doing something.

Why not infuse classrooms with self-paced AI tutors like Conmigo or emulate the successful Alpha School in Austin, Texas? two words teachers unions waymo robo taxis are in more than a dozen u.s cities including the bay area where you can ride from san francisco to san jose but not to the airport unlike taxis uber and lyft Waymo can pick you up at the terminals, only at the Rental Car Center and the nearby Grand Hyatt.

Why? Here's a recent Associated Press headline.

Lyft and Uber drivers protest Waymo robotaxis.

Yesterday's technology beneficiaries are today Luddites.

Get off to a good start to start the season with a 28-20 win.

But maybe people were watching that game late last night on the East Coast, or maybe they weren't, but they might have been sleeping in preparation for work today, and they would have missed this story from the Associated Press.

Actually, the story was dated today, the 14th of September.

Second federal judge freezes Trump mail ballot order with U.S. Supreme Court poised to weigh in.

The incident highlights continuing demands on NATO air policing, surveillance, and counter-drone capabilities as allies face more frequent airspace violations and ambiguous aerial threats near Russia and Belarus.

CNN and the Associated Press report a Pentagon watchdog found that the Iran war caused strategic shortages in advanced US weapons inventories and damaged hundreds of structures at American facilities in the Middle East.

The review identified bottlenecks in replacing high demand munitions, including systems also needed for deterrence in Europe.

The findings raise broader questions about how the United States sustains simultaneous requirements across multiple theaters.

The Washington Post reports President Vladimir Putin warned the deployment of European peacekeeping troops to Ukraine would constitute war with Russia, even as he insisted Moscow poses no threat to Europe.

The warning comes as European governments discuss possible post-war security arrangements for Ukraine and continue responding to Russian sabotage, drone activity, and other hybrid pressure across the continent.

Associated Press reports German prosecutors charged a German Ukrainian businesswoman with assisting Russian intelligence.

Prosecutors allege she used access to political, military, and defense industry circles to gather information and identify German defense ministry and industry personnel as potential intelligence targets.

Why not infuse classrooms with self-paced AI tutors like Conmigo or emulate the successful Alpha School in Austin, Texas? two words teachers unions waymo robo taxis are in more than a dozen u.s cities including the bay area where you can ride from san francisco to san jose but not to the airport unlike taxis uber and lyft Waymo can pick you up at the terminals, only at the Rental Car Center and the nearby Grand Hyatt.

Why? Here's a recent Associated Press headline.

Lyft and Uber drivers protest Waymo robotaxis.

Yesterday's technology beneficiaries are today Luddites.