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In today's #MustRead, @RadioFreeTom argues that Trump's Iran deal leaves Tehran's regime intact, preserves key sources of its regional power, and falls far short of the administration's stated war aims. ⬇️ theatlantic.com/ideas/2026/0…
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Iran and U.S. Reach a Tentative Deal to End the War and Open Strait of Hormuz, G7 Leaders Meet in France, and more in today's Daily News Brief ⬇️ prod.cdn.everyaction.com/ema…
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RT @Rob_Malley: Several things can be true at once: The MOU is an important & welcome achievement, chiefly because it reopens the strait o…
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Trump Says Iran Deal Is Close but Tehran Says No Decision Has Been Made, Trump Picks Jay Clayton for Director of National Intelligence, and more in today's Daily News Brief ⬇️ prod.cdn.everyaction.com/ema…
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American credibility has deteriorated to the point where the president can announce a diplomatic agreement and the near-universal reaction is "let's wait for confirmation from Tasnim"
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Resuming airstrikes on Iran won't resolve this war. It will put American troops at greater risk and move us further from a deal.
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Trump Threatens to Take ‘Total Control’ of Iran’s Oil Industry as Ceasefire Teeters, China Cancels High-Level Meetings With EU, and more in today's Daily News Brief ⬇️ prod.cdn.everyaction.com/ema…
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The inflation story in one chart: gas 40% y/y, energy 24%. An entirely self-inflicted wound caused by Trump’s War on Iran.
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In today's #MustRead, Steven Andreasen and Anthony Lake argue that no president should have unilateral authority to launch a nuclear strike, warning that the current system leaves too much power in one person's hands when risks of miscalculation are dangerously high. latimes.com/opinion/story/20…
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U.S. Strikes Iran and Tehran Fires Back. Trump Says Iran Will ‘Pay the Price’ For Stalled Talks, North Korea’s Uranium Enrichment Capacity Could Soon Expand by 75%, and more in today's Daily News Brief ⬇️ prod.cdn.everyaction.com/ema…
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Trump's fighting a war he has no idea how to win — continuing to escalate & put our servicemembers at risk. I thank God these pilots are safe. But I worry for our 50,000 troops in the region. Reining in Trump's reckless, dangerous decisions matters now more than ever.
U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) forces began launching self-defense strikes against Iran at 5 p.m. ET today at the Commander in Chief’s direction, in response to yesterday’s downing of a U.S. Army Apache helicopter. The mission is a proportional response to unjustified Iranian aggression.
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In today's #MustRead, @JeremyKonyndyk warns that the rapidly growing Ebola outbreak in eastern Congo could become one of the worst in history, arguing that cuts to U.S. aid and global health programs have left the world dangerously unprepared to contain it. ⬇️ nytimes.com/interactive/2026…
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Netanyahu and Trump Are at Odds Over the War They Started Together, The Fight to Break China’s Rare-Earth Dominance Moves to a New Front in Brazil, and more in today's Daily News Brief ⬇️ prod.cdn.everyaction.com/ema…
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This is huge. In a massive escalation of the tech cold war, the Pentagon finalized its annual Section 1260H update, formally designating Alibaba, Baidu, and BYD as "Chinese military companies" operating directly or indirectly within the United States.
The US military has officially branded China’s most powerful civilian tech giants as military entities. In a massive escalation of the tech cold war, the Pentagon finalized its annual Section 1260H update, formally designating Alibaba, Baidu, and BYD as "Chinese military companies" operating directly or indirectly within the United States. Washington asserts that these corporate giants are deeply entangled in Beijing’s military-civil fusion strategy, serving as conduits for the People’s Liberation Army to access cutting-edge civilian innovations in artificial intelligence, e-commerce, and electric vehicles. While the designation does not impose immediate blocking sanctions on the private sector, it triggers a severe operational countdown for defense contractors and global supply chains. Beginning June 30, 2026, the Department of Defense is legally barred from securing or renewing contracts with any of the listed firms. Simultaneously, strict new defense regulations will penalize any US entities that engage lobbyists for these blacklisted Chinese firms, setting the stage for a sweeping indirect procurement ban in 2027 that will target any products containing their components. The reputational and financial fallout is already vibrating through global markets, triggering an immediate drop in Alibaba’s stock as institutional investors scramble to reassess compliance risks. Although Alibaba, Baidu, and BYD have forcefully rejected the Pentagon's classification, asserting they are strictly independent commercial enterprises, Beijing is poised for a fierce diplomatic and economic response. The line between Chinese commerce and military power has been officially erased by Washington, forcing global enterprises to rapidly purge these entities from their networks. #NationalSecurity #TechWar #Alibaba #Baidu #BYD #Pentagon #SupplyChain #Geopolitics2026
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Israel and Iran Trade Strikes, Xi and Kim Express Hopes for Greater Ties Between China and North Korea, and more in today's Daily News Brief ⬇️ prod.cdn.everyaction.com/ema…
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This war has been humiliating for Trump and American power generally. And when Trump announces he is going to call Netanyahu and tell him not to retaliate, and within hours Netanyahu retaliates, the humiliation just compounds.
The Israeli Air Force struck military targets belonging to the Iranian terror regime in western and central Iran a short while ago.
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In today's #MustRead, @NickKristof argues that cuts to USAID and global health programs have made it harder to detect and contain Ebola outbreaks, leaving both the world and the United States more vulnerable to emerging health threats. nytimes.com/2026/06/03/opini…
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House Passes Ukraine Aid in Defiance of Republican Leaders, U.S. Sanctions Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel, and more in today's Daily News Brief ⬇️ prod.cdn.everyaction.com/ema…
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DOGE didn't make a dent in the deficit, but it did bring back screwworm and enable a historically large new Ebola outbreak, so it's not like they didn't achieve *anything*
The Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service at USDA helps prevent threats like screwworm from ever reaching US livestock. In 2025, it lost 1,300 employees due to cuts and firings. That’s the thing about prevention: you don’t notice it when it works, only when it is gone.
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