🔁Mario Nawfal:
🚨12 HOUR NEWS RECAP
1. Trump announced the end of the federal war on crypto at the White House's first crypto summit: "My administration is working to end the federal bureaucracy's war on crypto, which was really going on pretty wildly during Biden until the election came about."
2. U.S-Mexico border apprehensions plummeted to 8,326 in February 2025, the lowest level in decades. From record highs to a border crossing ghost town, Trump's policies are working, whether critics like it or not.
3. South Korea's President Yoon Suk Yeol walked free from the Seoul Detention Center today after prosecutors decided not to appeal the court's decision to release him. Yoon was indicted in January over allegations of rebellion tied to his December 3 martial law decree.
4. A major battlefield disaster is looming as Russian forces are threatening to encircle 10,000 Ukrainian troops in the Kursk region of Russia. Without U.S surveillance, Russia is striking freely, planning operations without Ukrainian eyes in the sky.
5. Poland is ramping up war readiness, with PM Donald Tusk announcing plans to train every adult male for military service, targeting a 500,000-strong army. Tusk also hinted at nuclear capabilities, landmine deployment, and withdrawal from arms treaties as security fears grow over Russia's aggression and Trump's wavering NATO stance.
6. Italy's government approved a draft law defining femicide as a distinct crime motivated by gender-based hate rather than just a homicide sub-category. PM Giorgia Meloni called it a "step forward" as the world celebrates International Women's Day.
7. Ryan Routh, accused of trying to assassinate Trump in 2024, is battling the DOJ in court as his defense demands firearm testing - claiming the gun was too old to fire the alleged shot. Prosecutors called the request "highly unusual" and argued it could destroy key evidence.
8. NASA's X-59 quiet supersonic jet has cleared another milestone with successful engine tests,
🚨12 HOUR NEWS RECAP
1. Trump announced the end of the federal war on crypto at the White House's first crypto summit: "My administration is working to end the federal bureaucracy's war on crypto, which was really going on pretty wildly during Biden until the election came about."
2. U.S-Mexico border apprehensions plummeted to 8,326 in February 2025, the lowest level in decades. From record highs to a border crossing ghost town, Trump's policies are working, whether critics like it or not.
3. South Korea's President Yoon Suk Yeol walked free from the Seoul Detention Center today after prosecutors decided not to appeal the court's decision to release him. Yoon was indicted in January over allegations of rebellion tied to his December 3 martial law decree.
4. A major battlefield disaster is looming as Russian forces are threatening to encircle 10,000 Ukrainian troops in the Kursk region of Russia. Without U.S surveillance, Russia is striking freely, planning operations without Ukrainian eyes in the sky.
5. Poland is ramping up war readiness, with PM Donald Tusk announcing plans to train every adult male for military service, targeting a 500,000-strong army. Tusk also hinted at nuclear capabilities, landmine deployment, and withdrawal from arms treaties as security fears grow over Russia's aggression and Trump's wavering NATO stance.
6. Italy's government approved a draft law defining femicide as a distinct crime motivated by gender-based hate rather than just a homicide sub-category. PM Giorgia Meloni called it a "step forward" as the world celebrates International Women's Day.
7. Ryan Routh, accused of trying to assassinate Trump in 2024, is battling the DOJ in court as his defense demands firearm testing - claiming the gun was too old to fire the alleged shot. Prosecutors called the request "highly unusual" and argued it could destroy key evidence.
8. NASA's X-59 quiet supersonic jet has cleared another milestone with successful engine tests,
1 day ago
