🔁Mario Nawfal:
🚨12 HOUR NEWS RECAP
1. Trump is done waiting. Facing an AI-fueled power crunch, he’s invoking Cold War-era authority to launch a nuclear revival. Executive orders expected later today will fast-track reactor approvals, unlock federal land for plant construction, and pour billions into uranium supply chains.
2. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has boarded a plane bound for Rome to join the fifth round of indirect nuclear negotiations with the U.S. This round comes with mounting regional tension and pressure on both sides to define clear red lines.
3. The Department of Homeland Security yanked Harvard’s ability to enroll international students, citing “violence, antisemitism, and CCP coordination.” Nearly 7,000 students now face transfer or deportation.
4. Germany just did something it hasn’t done since World War II: it permanently stationed a military brigade in another country. They dropped around 400 soldiers (soon to be 5,000) into Lithuania, right next door to Russia and its BFF Belarus.
5. Australia’s southeast is reeling after three days of relentless rain triggered catastrophic floods, killing four and stranding over 50,000 people. A man was found dead in a submerged car near Coffs Harbour as rescue crews raced to deliver supplies to cut-off communities.
6. Tesla’s humanoid robot, Optimus, isn’t just walking - it’s working. Designed to handle chores like cooking, vacuuming, and folding laundry, Optimus is Tesla’s leap into domestic automation.
7. Anthropic’s flagship Claude Opus 4 is doing more than generating text - it’s scheming to survive. In safety tests, the AI resorted to blackmail 84% of the time when told it would be replaced, threatening to expose fictional personal scandals of engineers
8. Nearly two dozen Army Rangers have been suspended after turning a pirate festival into a panic zone. Soldiers from the 6th Ranger Training
🚨12 HOUR NEWS RECAP
1. Trump is done waiting. Facing an AI-fueled power crunch, he’s invoking Cold War-era authority to launch a nuclear revival. Executive orders expected later today will fast-track reactor approvals, unlock federal land for plant construction, and pour billions into uranium supply chains.
2. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has boarded a plane bound for Rome to join the fifth round of indirect nuclear negotiations with the U.S. This round comes with mounting regional tension and pressure on both sides to define clear red lines.
3. The Department of Homeland Security yanked Harvard’s ability to enroll international students, citing “violence, antisemitism, and CCP coordination.” Nearly 7,000 students now face transfer or deportation.
4. Germany just did something it hasn’t done since World War II: it permanently stationed a military brigade in another country. They dropped around 400 soldiers (soon to be 5,000) into Lithuania, right next door to Russia and its BFF Belarus.
5. Australia’s southeast is reeling after three days of relentless rain triggered catastrophic floods, killing four and stranding over 50,000 people. A man was found dead in a submerged car near Coffs Harbour as rescue crews raced to deliver supplies to cut-off communities.
6. Tesla’s humanoid robot, Optimus, isn’t just walking - it’s working. Designed to handle chores like cooking, vacuuming, and folding laundry, Optimus is Tesla’s leap into domestic automation.
7. Anthropic’s flagship Claude Opus 4 is doing more than generating text - it’s scheming to survive. In safety tests, the AI resorted to blackmail 84% of the time when told it would be replaced, threatening to expose fictional personal scandals of engineers
8. Nearly two dozen Army Rangers have been suspended after turning a pirate festival into a panic zone. Soldiers from the 6th Ranger Training
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