🚨My debut on Bloomberg @business with @haslindatv breaking down the escalating war with Iran, now entering a critical phase with missile barrages, oil shocks, and massive market fallout. What it means for global security, energy prices & your portfolio→ bloomberg.com/news/videos/20…

“They killed a hundred youths just like you.” The Iranian diaspora in the USA confronted representatives of the Islamic regime in Iran, who had arrived in Los Angeles for the football match between Iran and New Zealand, covered head to toe in Islamic regime flags.

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Iran executes two men over role in January 2026 protests, judiciary news outlet says reut.rs/4uBO2Oc reut.rs/4uBO2Oc

The Little-Known Chapter in Alexander Hamilton’s Life theepochtimes.com/article/th… via @EpochTimes

This is absolutely horrifying. How does any police force kill a nine year-old even if they think she may have stolen something. What kind of a police force is Pakistan running over there?

It's been more than a half a century since Kam Ghaffarian fell in love with the United States. He recalled being 11-years-old in Iran huddling around his neighbor’s black-and-white TV to watch the moon landing on July 20, 1969. That emotional experience led him to move to Washington D.C. with a college student visa, starting the adventure that would lead him to launch six companies. Read more about American immigrants who are leaders in their field: forbes.com/sites/giacomotogn… #Forbes250 Photo: Robert Severi for Forbes

Hundreds of protesters gathered outside the Los Angeles stadium ahead of Iran's first match at the FIFA World Cup, waving anti-government signs and flags and chanting slogans against the Islamic Republic of Iran reut.rs/4veHMxi

Muslim Tech Fest 2026 brought together a network of politicians, activists, investors, and organizations promoting the so-called "Ummah Economy," the idea of building Muslim-focused business, investment, media, and technology ecosystems. Speakers included Humza Yousaf, the former First Minister of Scotland and member of the Turkish-backed Muslim Impact Forum, and property billionaire Asif Aziz, a major funder of Islamic causes and London's Ramadan Lights. Partners included Al Sharq Forum, founded by former Al Jazeera chief Wadah Khanfar, who has faced criticism over links to Islamist movements; iERA, whose stated mission is to spread Islam globally; and BIMA, which campaigns for greater accommodation of Islamic practices within Britain's healthcare system. Terms repeatedly promoted at the event included the "Ummah Economy" (Muslim economic cooperation), "faith-driven entrepreneurship" (business guided by religious values), and "faith readiness" (rating employers based on accommodation of religious practices). x.com/SubversiveForce/status…

I couldn't be happier to welcome the singular @DouglasKMurray to @TheFP as a weekly columnist. thefp.com/p/douglas-murray-j…

Sweden's parliament passed a law allowing authorities to revoke immigrants' residency permits based on bad behavior, such as having unpaid debts, doing undeclared work or ‌having links to extremist organizations reut.rs/3SrgwNj

Perhaps the most intriguing part of Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif’s statement was his decision to specifically highlight Qatar, Saudi Arabia and Turkey. The fact that these three countries were mentioned together may suggest that the emerging diplomatic coordination network in the Middle East is operating more actively and effectively behind the scenes than many realize.

Close the window that hurts you, no matter how beautiful the view is.

America's Poison Centers says calls involving diphenhydramine among teens have more than doubled in the first five months of 2026 compared with the same period last year. abcnews.link/hhX0mBZ

USA is seeing rise of REAL Christianity MAGA women are rallying to give up their right to vote because men are heads of the household. They believe this would usher in the foundation of a truly Christian nation and this isn’t a fringe opinion either opindia.com/2026/06/rise-rea…

Heard on the Street: An $8 billion slide in sales shows attitudes toward designer handbags are changing on.wsj.com/4vGQBQ0

Peace through strength.