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There is a surprising new index to predict global crises and it is tracking pizza orders. A surge in takeout deliveries near The Pentagon, the headquarters building of the United States Department of ...

A spike in Pentagon-area pizza deliveries is gaining attention as a surprising predictor of major geopolitical events and ...

However, it remains a tasty predictor if so. As CNN’s then-Pentagon correspondent Wolf Blitzer reported in 1990: “Bottom line for journalists: Always monitor the pizzas.” A joke, maybe.

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