🔁Mario Nawfal:
🚨12 HOUR NEWS RECAP
1. Trump told reporters he would return mistakenly deported Kilmar Abrego Garcia from El Salvador's notorious megajail if ordered by the Supreme Court, citing his "great respect" for the highest court.
2. Iran’s negotiating team arrived in Oman ahead of talks with the U.S to try and reach agreement on a new nuclear deal. Trump’s Special Envoy Steve Witkoff said Iran must scrap its nuclear program entirely or face dire consequences.
3. Taiwan opened trade talks with the U.S to avoid Trump’s new tariffs and came to the table offering a zero-tariff deal, bigger purchases, and more investments to sweeten the pot. Talks also tackled export controls and non-tariff trade barriers - with both sides eyeing follow-up consultations soon.
4. A dozen former OpenAI employees are backing Elon's lawsuit to keep the company's nonprofit status, blasting OpenAI for chasing a $40B payday. They say the nonprofit structure wasn’t just a mission statement - it was the reason they joined. Now, it's being tossed to please investors.
5. For the first time in decades, the UK Parliament is sitting on a Saturday - not for war, but to stop Britain’s last 2 blast furnaces from going cold. Keir Starmer is pushing emergency powers to take control of Chinese-owned British Steel to keep the Scunthorpe plant alive - and 2,700 jobs with it.
6. Elon’s DOGE investigators uncovered a massive $382 million unemployment fraud operation with Democrat strongholds California, New York, and Massachusetts responsible for over 80% of the theft. California alone handed out 68% of improper benefits to parolees on terror watchlists or with criminal records during the Biden years.
7. Aviation experts said a failed "Jesus nut" - the single bolt holding a helicopter’s main rotor in place - may have triggered the Hudson River disaster that killed Siemens exec Agustín Escobar, his wife, and 3 young children. Footage showed the rotor blades detaching mid-air, violently
🚨12 HOUR NEWS RECAP
1. Trump told reporters he would return mistakenly deported Kilmar Abrego Garcia from El Salvador's notorious megajail if ordered by the Supreme Court, citing his "great respect" for the highest court.
2. Iran’s negotiating team arrived in Oman ahead of talks with the U.S to try and reach agreement on a new nuclear deal. Trump’s Special Envoy Steve Witkoff said Iran must scrap its nuclear program entirely or face dire consequences.
3. Taiwan opened trade talks with the U.S to avoid Trump’s new tariffs and came to the table offering a zero-tariff deal, bigger purchases, and more investments to sweeten the pot. Talks also tackled export controls and non-tariff trade barriers - with both sides eyeing follow-up consultations soon.
4. A dozen former OpenAI employees are backing Elon's lawsuit to keep the company's nonprofit status, blasting OpenAI for chasing a $40B payday. They say the nonprofit structure wasn’t just a mission statement - it was the reason they joined. Now, it's being tossed to please investors.
5. For the first time in decades, the UK Parliament is sitting on a Saturday - not for war, but to stop Britain’s last 2 blast furnaces from going cold. Keir Starmer is pushing emergency powers to take control of Chinese-owned British Steel to keep the Scunthorpe plant alive - and 2,700 jobs with it.
6. Elon’s DOGE investigators uncovered a massive $382 million unemployment fraud operation with Democrat strongholds California, New York, and Massachusetts responsible for over 80% of the theft. California alone handed out 68% of improper benefits to parolees on terror watchlists or with criminal records during the Biden years.
7. Aviation experts said a failed "Jesus nut" - the single bolt holding a helicopter’s main rotor in place - may have triggered the Hudson River disaster that killed Siemens exec Agustín Escobar, his wife, and 3 young children. Footage showed the rotor blades detaching mid-air, violently
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