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3. Julia Koch, Koch Inc, $84.6B
4. Jacqueline Mars, Mars Inc, $50.3B
5. Iris Fontbona, Luksic Group, $47.4B
6. Rafaela Aponte-Diamant, MSC, $45.9B
7. Abigail Johnson, Fidelity, $41.6B
8. Savitri Jindal, Jindal Group, $39.2B
9. Marilyn Simons, Renaissance Technologies, $36.6B
10. Miriam Adelson, Las Vegas Sands, $31.2B
11. Lyndal Stephens Gretha, Endeavor Energy, $28.9B
12. Gina Rinehart, Hancock Prospecting, $25.1B
13. Vicky Safra, J. Safra Group, $24.8B
14. Susanne Klatten, BMW, $23.9B
15. Renata Kellnerová, PPF, $19.4B
16. Kwong Siu-hing, Sun Hung Kai, $16.8B
17. Charlene de Carvalho-Heineken, Heineken, $15.9B
18. Laurene Powell Jobs, Apple and Disney, $15.4B
19. Sandra Ortega Mera, Zara, $13.1B
20. Antonia Ax:son Johnson, Axel Johnson, $12.8B
21. Lee Boo-jin, Samsung, $12.2B
22. Trudy Cathy White, Chick-fil-A, $12B
23. Francine von Finck, Finck family investments, $11.7B
24. Kirsten Rausing, Tetra Laval, $11.4B
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26. Randa Duncan Williams, Enterprise Products, $11.2B
27. Magdalena Martullo-Blocher, EMS-Chemie, $11.1B
28. Carrie Perrodo, Perenco, $10.9B
29. Denise York, San Francisco 49ers, $10B
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31. Tamara Gustavson, Public Storage, $8.8B
32. Rekha Jhunjhunwala, stock portfolio, $8.6B
33. Karen Pritzker, Hyatt, $8.2B
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The Latest in the Middle East

Houthis / Yemen
Saudi-led airstrikes: The top-ranked story is an AP report, flagged as a high-threat alert, that a Saudi-led coalition says its jets are bombing the Iran-backed Houthis. It is single-source so far, with no corroboration.
Ground fighting: GDELT carries a headline that Yemeni government forces claim they have retaken Mocha from the Houthis. A related piece says government forces are aiming for Sanaa, but a Houthi defeat "will be a challenge". Both are unverified claims.
Escalation signal: Yemen is one of five countries driving the global strategic risk score of 70 (high), alongside Ukraine, Russia, China and Pakistan.
Casualty data: UCDP events are stale. The latest, around 29 Aug, show small clashes of 1–4 deaths each between government and Presidential Leadership Council forces.

Iran
Thermal spikes: Four thermal anomalies were detected over Iran in the 18:00 UTC window, all rated critical. The strongest are z=4.7 at about 31.5°N 48°E and z=3.3 at about 30.5°N 47.5°E, in the southwest. Their cause isn't identified.
Israeli warning: An Israeli envoy said "Iran must come to terms with US or face military consequences", citing proxy attacks.
US blockade: Iranians face soaring medicine prices under a US blockade and sanctions. A top Iranian official has admitted the economy is in a dire state.
Travel advisory: Iran and Yemen are both at "do-not-travel". The UAE, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain, Oman and Saudi Arabia are at "reconsider".
Related incident: WSJ reported on security failures behind an attack on a FlyDubai flight, with a co-pilot allegedly planning it beforehand. I didn't verify any link to the Iran or Houthi conflict.

Gaps in the data
Hormuz: The only chokepoint data returned is cached from 5 April. It shows critical risk, 100% disruption and 432 incidents in 7 days. I wouldn't treat it as current.
Military posture: The Iran theater reads "normal" with 5 active flights, no tracked vessels and no operations. That looks low against the other signals, so I'd treat it with caution.
Hotspot escalation scores: The hotspot escalation call failed with a permissions error, so there's no 1–5 escalation ranking. Reconnecting the World Monitor connector with broader access in your connector settings should fix that.

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Top 25 sites that feel illegal to know (Part 2)

1. shodan.io — A search engine that indexes publicly exposed internet-connected devices
2. crt.sh — Reveals every SSL certificate ever issued for a domain, exposing hidden subdomains
3. viewdns.info — Reverse-looks-up DNS records, IP history, and hosting info for any domain
4. exploit-db.com — A public archive of documented software vulnerabilities, for defenders and researchers
5. radar.cloudflare.com — Live global internet traffic and outage data most people never see
6. wigle.net — A crowd-sourced map of Wi-Fi networks and their locations worldwide
7. osintframework.com — A directory of hundreds of open-source intelligence tools in one place
8. archive.org/web — The Wayback Machine's advanced search can resurrect long-deleted webpages
9. grep.app — Full-text search across the code of millions of public GitHub repositories
10. censys.io — Maps and searches every publicly reachable server and device on the internet
11. namechk.com — Checks if a username is available across hundreds of platforms at once
12. hunter.io — Finds the email address format a company uses from just its domain
13. voidtools.com — A free tool that indexes and searches an entire Windows drive instantly
14. thispersondoesnotexist.com — Generates a photorealistic human face that has never existed
15. pastebin.com — A public text-dump site often used to share (and sometimes leak) raw data
16. shellcheck.net — Instantly finds bugs and security issues in shell scripts, free
17. ipleak.net — Shows exactly what your VPN or browser is leaking about your real identity
18. bgp.he.net — Maps the raw routing infrastructure that makes the entire internet work
19. radio.garden — Tunes into thousands of live radio stations from anywhere on Earth
20. haveibeenpwned.com/passwor... — Checks if a specific password has ever appeared in a known breach
21. torproject.org — The official, legal software for anonymous, encrypted browsing
22. downforeveryoneorjustme.co... — Instantly tells you if a site is actually down or it's just you
23. flightradar24.com — Tracks nearly every plane in the sky, live, anywhere in the world
24. marinetraffic.com — Tracks live ship positions across the globe's oceans
25. spyonweb.com — Reveals what other websites share the same owner via tracking IDs

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Top 25 sites that feel illegal to know

1. archive.org — The Wayback Machine — a free archive of nearly the entire internet's history
2. unpaywall.org — Legally finds free, open-access versions of paywalled research papers
3. wolframalpha.com — A computational engine that solves and explains complex math and science
4. teachyourselfcs.com — A free, curated computer science curriculum used by self-taught engineers
5. explainshell.com — Breaks down any confusing terminal command, flag by flag
6. regex101.com — Tests and explains regular expressions in plain English, live
7. builtwith.com — Reveals the entire tech stack behind any website
8. haveibeenpwned.com — Checks if your email or password has been exposed in a data breach
9. archive.ph — Takes a permanent, uneditable snapshot of any webpage
10. openculture.com — Thousands of free courses, ebooks, and films from top universities
11. gutenberg.org — Over 70,000 free public-domain ebooks, no signup required
12. flightradar24.com — Tracks nearly every commercial flight in the world, live, for free
13. marinetraffic.com — Tracks live ship positions across the globe's oceans
14. shodan.io — A search engine for publicly exposed internet-connected devices
15. virustotal.com — Scans any file or link against dozens of antivirus engines at once
16. photopea.com — A full Photoshop-like image editor that runs free in your browser
17. remove.bg — Removes the background from any photo in one click, for free
18. ted.com — Thousands of free expert talks on nearly every subject
19. edx.org — Free courses from Harvard, MIT, and other top universities
20. zamzar.com — Converts almost any file format to another, free, online
21. thisiswhyimbroke.com — A curated list of oddly specific, wonderful things you can actually buy
22. randomstreetview.com — Drops you into a random Google Street View location anywhere on Earth
23. 10minutemail.com — A free disposable email address that self-destructs in 10 minutes
24. tineye.com — Reverse image search to find where a picture came from online
25. downdetector.com — Shows in real time whether a website or app is down for everyone #websites

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50 websites on environment and sustainability

1. http://epa.gov — The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's public resources
2. http://climate.gov — NOAA's public climate science and data portal
3. http://ipcc.ch — The UN's official climate science assessment reports
4. http://unep.org — The United Nations Environment Programme's official site
5. http://globalforestwatch.o... — Near real-time monitoring of forest loss worldwide
6. http://climate.nasa.gov — NASA's public data and visualizations on climate change
7. http://carbonbrief.org — In-depth, data-driven climate science journalism
8. http://ourworldindata.org/... — Long-run global data on environmental trends
9. http://drawdown.org — A ranked catalog of climate solutions by potential impact
10. http://climateinteractive.... — Interactive tools simulating climate policy scenarios
11. http://c2es.org — Nonpartisan research on climate and energy policy
12. http://wri.org — The World Resources Institute's environmental research
13. http://nature.org — The Nature Conservancy's global conservation work
14. http://worldwildlife.org — WWF's conservation news and species protection efforts
15. http://conservation.org — Conservation International's environmental protection programs
16. http://oceana.org — Ocean-focused conservation research and advocacy
17. http://surfrider.org — Coastal and ocean protection advocacy resources
18. http://5gyres.org — Research and advocacy focused on ocean plastic pollution
19. http://plasticpollutioncoa... — Resources on reducing single-use plastic waste
20. http://recyclenation.com — A tool for finding local recycling options by material
21. http://earth911.com — A large searchable directory of recycling locations
22. http://sierraclub.org — One of the oldest grassroots environmental organizations
23. http://350.org — A global grassroots climate action movement
24. http://greenpeace.org — Environmental advocacy and campaign resources
25. http://edf.org — The Environmental Defense Fund's research and advocacy
26. http://nrdc.org — The Natural Resources Defense Council's environmental research
27. http://rewiringamerica.org — Practical tools for electrifying homes to cut emissions
28. http://energy.gov — The U.S. Department of Energy's public resources
29. http://irena.org — The International Renewable Energy Agency's global data
30. http://ourenergypolicy.org — A neutral hub for energy policy research and debate
31. http://eia.gov — The U.S. Energy Information Administration's open energy data
32. http://carbonfootprint.com — A tool for calculating your personal carbon footprint
33. http://coolclimate.org — UC Berkeley's carbon footprint calculator and climate research
34. http://ecosia.org — A search engine that funds tree planting with ad revenue
35. http://treehugger.com — News and practical advice on sustainable living
36. http://grist.org — Independent climate and environmental justice journalism
37. http://insideclimatenews.o... — Nonprofit investigative journalism on climate issues
38. http://yaleclimateconnecti... — Accessible climate science reporting from Yale
39. http://skepticalscience.co... — Explains and rebuts common climate misinformation with evidence
40. http://climatecentral.org — Climate science journalism paired with visual data tools
41. http://sealevelrise.org — Data and tools for understanding coastal sea-level risk
42. http://droughtmonitor.unl.... — The official U.S. Drought Monitor's weekly conditions map
43. http://airnow.gov — Real-time U.S. air quality data by location
44. http://iqair.com — Real-time global air quality tracking and data
45. http://zerowastehome.com — Practical guidance on reducing household waste
46. http://goingzerowaste.com — Beginner-friendly zero-waste living tips
47. http://freecycle.org — A network for giving away unwanted items locally instead of trashing them
48. http://buynothingproject.o... — A community movement for gifting and sharing instead of buying new
49. http://repair.org — Advocacy resources for the right-to-repair movement
50. http://ifixit.com — Free repair guides for electronics and appliances
51. http://permaculturenews.or... — News and resources on regenerative land-use practices #websites