DAILY WIRE | 2026-09-13 | BLOCK 966870
BITCOIN $77,328 | GOLD $4,346 | OIL $101.62
NEWS
1. Iran-Gulf talks on Hormuz shipping lane are postponed
-- Oman's foreign minister said Monday's meeting between Iran and several Gulf states on a temporary shipping lane through the Strait of Hormuz had been postponed, Bloomberg reported.
-- Saudi Arabia's East-West pipeline shutdown also limits an alternative export route, leaving refiners more exposed to shipping delays and higher oil procurement costs.
2. Trump urges Ukraine to halt strikes on Russian diesel refineries
-- Trump urged Ukraine to stop attacking Russian diesel refineries on Sunday; Kyiv claimed new refinery hits in southern Russia and Tatarstan while Russia attacked Odesa-region energy sites, Bloomberg reported.
-- A halt would ease one source of diesel-supply risk but curtail Kyiv's ability to disrupt fuel production supporting Russia's military.
3. Johnson challenges Trump's authority to send $5,000 checks
-- House Speaker Mike Johnson said Trump's proposed $5,000 payments to adult U.S. citizens require congressional approval, contradicting White House claims that it can act without Congress, Axios reported.
-- A package potentially exceeding $1.3 trillion would carry deficit and inflation risks; households and markets still face a spending proposal, not an enacted payment entitlement.
4. Trump and Johnson reject calls for an emergency AI slowdown
-- Trump dismissed AI warnings as exaggerated, Reuters reported, while Speaker Mike Johnson opposed an emergency congressional moratorium and called for industry-led safeguards, Axios reported.
-- Voluntary pacing gives developers discretion over rollout speed and outside testing, leaving users and enterprise buyers to assess safety standards that may differ across providers.
5. Sweden's election tightens to a projected one-seat margin
-- Sweden's election remained too close to call late Sunday, with an updated projection putting the opposition on 175 seats and government parties on 174, the Guardian reported.
-- A right-bloc win could give the Sweden Democrats cabinet posts for the first time; either result would leave coalition negotiations shaping tax, immigration and security policy.
6. Turkey expands LGBTQ+ crackdown with arrests and web blocks
-- Deutsche Welle reported at least 162 arrests in weekend raids on LGBTQ+ venues and associations; rights group Kaos GL said authorities also blocked dozens of related websites and social accounts.
-- Combining police action with online restrictions can obstruct access to legal help and community support, extending the civil-liberties impact beyond those detained.
SOFTWARE
7. Cypher-Box v0.1.10-vc39
-- The Android release fixes Ark Lightning receive tracking and settlement checks, verifies authentication-bound seed encryption, and requires recorded consent for background-readable seed storage.
-- Users should avoid exposing seed phrases in screenshots, which are now allowed by default; moving from Google Play to the differently signed sideload APK requires uninstalling and restoring the wallet.
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