🔁Mario Nawfal:

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🇺🇸🇮🇷THE NUCLEAR STAREDOWN: IRAN, TRUMP & URANIUM IN ROME

Iran and the U.S. are back at the table, clashing over uranium.

Trump’s team demands Iran stop enrichment entirely; Tehran says no deal without it.

“Figuring out the path to a deal is not rocket science,” Iran’s top diplomat posted—though nuclear physics says otherwise.

Iran is enriching just shy of weapons-grade.

A U.S. intel report says they could get bomb-ready uranium in under a week—though building a nuke would still take months.

Washington floated a Middle East uranium-sharing plan. Tehran rejected it—again.

They tried a similar fuel swap in 2010. It flopped.

At home, Iran’s in crisis.

The rial tanked past 1 million per dollar. Protests smolder over hijabs and gas hikes.

Assad’s fall in Syria and Israeli hits in Gaza have shredded Iran’s regional power.

As sanctions tighten—latest target: sodium perchlorate—Tehran’s economy gasps.

The longer Rome talks stall, the closer the centrifuges hum to danger.

Source: Washington Post
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🔁Mario Nawfal:

DISNEY SUES TO BLOCK YOUTUBE’S HIRED ESPN VETERAN FROM TAKING SPORTS HELM

Disney is suing YouTube to stop former ESPN exec Justin Connolly from jumping ship.

The entertainment giant filed a Los Angeles lawsuit late Wednesday, accusing YouTube of poaching Connolly despite his contract running through March 2027.

Disney claims YouTube knowingly interfered with that deal, demanding a court injunction to block the move.

Connolly, a 20-year Disney vet, was tapped by YouTube to lead global media and sports — a role critical as the platform doubles down on live sports after locking a $14B NFL deal.

YouTube hasn’t responded.

Source: @​NBCNews
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🔁Pakistan Military:

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🔁Pakistan Military:

🚨 DG ISPR has shared an audio recording found through a phone taken from a militant caught in Jhelum. The recording had a talk between the militant and an Indian intelligence officer (a Major), where they discussed funding and important instructions regarding terrorism.
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🔁Dan Cohen:

Zionism is the highest form of anti-Semitism
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🔁Pakistan Military:

To India: “If you still have any doubts, you are welcome to come and try again.” – DG ISPR 🔥
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🔁Dan Cohen:

Everything about Zionism is stolen or invented. They took the holy language of Hebrew and transformed it into an everyday vernacular.

Judaism doesn’t have nationalist concepts like “sovereignty” so Zionists invented the word “ribonut.”

There is no word for ethnic cleansing in Judaism, so Zionists borrowed the English term “transfer.”
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🔁Dan Cohen:

Israeli officials and their media mouthpieces claim that "Free Palestine" is anti-Semitic.

They won't tell you that the slogan was commonly used in Zionist propaganda when they wanted to expel the British from Palestine.

As always, Zionism is a monumental deception.
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🔁Mario Nawfal:

🇺🇸 HARVARD TAKES TRUMP TO COURT OVER STUDENT BAN

Harvard is suing the Trump administration after being told it can no longer enroll international students starting in 2025.

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem made the call, accusing the university of enabling violence, antisemitism, and cooperating with the Chinese Communist Party.

She argues that federal support shouldn’t go to institutions that, in her words, fail to uphold basic standards of safety and loyalty.

Harvard strongly disagrees.

In a lawsuit filed today, the university called the move unconstitutional and a form of retaliation for resisting political pressure.

The ban, it says, threatens over 7,000 international students—about a quarter of its student body—and undercuts its global mission.

The stakes go beyond campus. International students contribute around $40 billion to the U.S. economy each year.

The case could shape whether colleges maintain independence over what they teach—or whether Washington gets more say in how they operate.

Source: Reuters
Media Source: Court Listener
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🔁War Monitor:

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⚡️ Massacre in the Saftawi neighborhood, north of the Gaza Strip
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🔁Dan Cohen:

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🔁Dan Cohen:

While U.S. officials and media pundits spend days mourning the killing of two embassy-of-genocide employees, the Israeli military ceaselessly exterminates entire families of starving, desperate people trapped in Gaza.

The Holocaust of our time.
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🔁Arya - آریا:

🇱🇧| 56% of South-Lebanese towns FULLY accepted Hezbollah-Amal without need for elections

In south Lebanon, 56% of the towns gave a full confidence to Hezbullah and Amal and have accepted them without the need to hold elections in the towns, which is huge.
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🔁Mario Nawfal:

🇪🇺🇺🇸EUROPE PANICS AFTER TRUMP’S 50% TARIFF THREAT

European markets tanked today after Trump threatened a 50% tariff on goods from the European Union starting June 1.

Investors had been betting he’d ease off earlier tariff plans. He didn’t. Stocks fell fast.

Europe’s main stock index dropped 2%, with car and bank stocks falling over 3%.

U.S. stock futures also dropped 1.5%, as traders worried this could hurt the global economy.

Investors rushed to safer places. German bond yields fell sharply—meaning people were desperate to hold something stable.

The Japanese yen, a classic “safe” currency, surged. The euro, which had been up, gave back some gains.

Why does this matter?

The U.S. and EU together make up nearly 40% of the world economy.

If a trade war explodes between them, everyone feels it—from car prices to job markets to global growth.

Source: Reuters
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🔁Mario Nawfal:

🇺🇸 MARKET MELTDOWN: TRUMP SLAPS APPLE, EU WITH TARIFF THREATS AND WALL STREET PANICS

Wall Street was coasting into Memorial Day weekend—until Trump hit “post.”

Today U.S. stock futures plunged:

the Dow dropped over 600 points, the S&P 500 fell 1.6%, and the Nasdaq sank 1.8%.

The trigger? Tariffs.

Trump declared Apple must pay a 25% tariff on all iPhones not made in the U.S.—a blow, since most are made in China.

Apple’s stock fell 3%.

Then came the EU: 50% tariffs on imports by June 1 if trade talks keep stalling.

This double hit jolted markets already uneasy about Trump’s massive tax bill, which just passed a House vote.

Critics warn it could add trillions to the deficit.

Investors responded by dumping stocks and driving long-term Treasury yields above 5%—a level not seen since the 2008 crisis.

All 3 major indexes are on track for a losing week.

Companies are skipping annual forecasts. Wall Street is nervous.

Next up: Nvidia earnings, and possibly, more curveballs.

Source: Yahoo Finance
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🔁Mario Nawfal:

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🔁Mario Nawfal:

🇺🇸ELON: HOW MANY PEOPLE DID YOU WARN ABOUT DIDDY, J.LO?

“It’s like—J.Lo was his ex-girlfriend, and now she’s warning people about Trump.

I’m like, wait a second… how many people did she warn about Diddy?”

Source: @​joerogan, @​Elonmusk, NY Post
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🔁Arya - آریا:

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🔁Arya - آریا:

🇮🇷🇺🇸| The US delegation arrived at the Omani embassy in Rome.

I love how the camera first shows the trash cans, and then switches to the American delegation, lol.
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🔁Mario Nawfal:

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🔁Mario Nawfal:

🇺🇸TRUMP TELLS APPLE: BUILD IPHONES IN AMERICA OR PAY UP

Trump just told Apple: make your iPhones in the U.S. or face a 25% tariff—basically, a massive tax on every phone sold here if it’s made overseas.

That’s bad news for Apple, whose stock dropped 2.5% after the announcement, which also sent shockwaves through the entire U.S. stock market.

Trump posted the warning on his social media site, saying he had “long ago” told Apple CEO Tim Cook that iPhones sold in America should also be made in America—not in India or “anyplace else.”

The thing is, it’s not clear if a president can legally force a single company to pay tariffs, so this may be more political pressure than policy.

Apple hasn’t responded yet.

Why India?

Apple, like most tech companies, has long relied on factories in China.

But with past Trump-era tariffs on Chinese imports and rising labor costs, Apple has been shifting its production to India—a country with cheaper labor, friendly tech policies, and growing smartphone demand.

In fact, Apple says most of the iPhones sold in the U.S. this quarter will be made in India.

But if a 25% tariff hits those phones, Apple may have to raise prices, making already expensive iPhones even more painful for your wallet.

So while you’re texting on a device that probably says “Assembled in China,” Trump wants the next line to read “Made in America”—or he wants Apple to pay the price.

Source: Reuters
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🔁Mario Nawfal:

BREAKING: TRUMP TO IMPOSE 50% TARIFF ON EU IMPORTS STARTING JUNE 1
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🔁Mario Nawfal:

THE SUN: EARTH’S ORIGINAL POWER OUTLET

Before humans built power plants or argued about oil, the sun was already blasting Earth with more energy each hour than we use in an entire year.

That same sun—93 million miles away and 10,000°F on the surface—could meet 100% of global energy needs if we captured just 6% of the light that hits Earth.

Yet solar still provides less than 5% of U.S. electricity. Why? Old habits, cloudy weather, and fossil fuel lobbyists with deep pockets.

Unlike coal or oil, sunlight won’t run out for 5 billion years, doesn’t require drilling, and doesn’t pollute.

Every country gets sunlight, so even remote villages without power lines can install panels.

Modern solar tech is efficient—over 20%, up from single digits in the 1980s—and keeps improving while prices fall.

Solar jobs are booming too: 22 million expected by 2050, up from 3.8 million a decade ago.

Solar panels are quiet, reliable, and last 25+ years with barely any maintenance.

When you’re done with them, they’re recyclable.

They can power a skyscraper or a single lightbulb.

They even earn money—extra electricity gets sold back to the grid. In short: solar isn’t just an energy source; it’s the only star in the sky that pays rent.

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🔁Mario Nawfal:

@​elonmusk @​mikepat711 IS ELON ABOUT TO GO FULL MAGE MODE?

After a quiet stretch, Elon just dropped a wand emoji in response to a viral tweet hyping his next “epic dungeon run.”

Is he about to unleash a tech rally?
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🔁Mario Nawfal:

🇺🇸TESLA DOMINATES U.S. AUTO LOYALTY IN 2025

Americans love Tesla.

The car company leads the U.S. auto industry with a stunning 67.8% brand loyalty—far ahead of the competition.

Despite a modest uptick in trade-ins, 72% of Tesla drivers say they’re sticking with the brand.

And with a jaw-dropping Net Promoter Score of 97, customer satisfaction remains through the roof.

Even amid noise, Tesla’s grip on loyalty and innovation is rock solid.

Source: S&P Global Mobility
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🔁Mario Nawfal:

🇩🇪GERMANY’S ECONOMY JUMPS—BUT DON’T GET TOO EXCITED

Germany, Europe’s largest economy, just reported a surprise growth of 0.4% in the first quarter of 2025—twice what experts had guessed.

That may sound impressive, until you realize it’s like a student who usually flunks getting a C-minus and everyone applauds.

The bounce came from a last-minute export surge in March, mostly industrial goods, as businesses rushed to ship before U.S. tariffs hit.

ING Bank’s Carsten Brzeski called the growth “a positive one-off,” meaning: don’t count on it lasting.

Germany hasn’t grown this fast since late 2022.

But since then? Recession.

The economy shrank in 2023 and 2024, and the last quarter even dipped -0.2%.

The government’s new forecast? 0% growth this year, maybe 1% next year—assuming their shiny new infrastructure investment plan from Chancellor Friedrich Merz actually kicks in.

In short: Germany just exhaled after a long economic slump. But with trade threats from the U.S. and years of stagnation behind it, no one’s throwing a party just yet.

Source: AP
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🔁War Monitor:

⚡️ AlJazeera correspondent: 16 martyrs in the Israeli bombing of the Gaza Strip since dawn today.
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