US military sinks Iran tankers while Smithsonian boss hits exit
It’s been a chaotic day where international naval warfare meets the museum world's corner office.
The US military just decided to turn five Iranian oil tankers into underwater reefs. Apparently, keeping the global fuel supply chain intact is getting pretty aggressive, and the escalation is moving faster than anyone expected.
Meanwhile, in a totally different kind of drama, Lonnie G. Bunch III is calling it quits at the Smithsonian. The head of the world's largest museum complex is walking away by the end of the year. One minute you're managing historical artifacts, and the next you're clearing out your desk while the world burns elsewhere.
It is certainly a vibe when the biggest cultural institution in the country loses its leader on the exact same day the military starts deleting tankers from the map.
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