⚡️🇮🇷 NEW - Reza Pahlavi: The people of Iran are the boots on the ground. You don't need to deploy your troops, but for the boots on the ground to have a chance to return to the streets, they need minimal protection.

⚡️🇺🇸 NEW - Hassett: "People are spending more on gas, but they're also spending more on everything else -- not just groceries, but restaurants and so on. I think that's a sign you see when people are optimistic about the future."

⚡️🤡🇮🇷 NEW - Reza Pahlavi: They're trying to impose Sharia law not in Damascus or Tehran, but on the streets of Belgium, on the streets of Paris, on the streets of London. How far are you going to allow this radicalism to continue to exist? It's a direct threat to the stability and the demographics of Europe!

⚡️🇮🇱🇱🇧 NEW - Israeli National Security Minister Ben-Gvir (who is being prosecuted for war crimes): I think that today everyone understands that you cannot leave Nazis on your border in Lebanon. You cannot leave Nazis on your border in Gaza. And you cannot allow a regime in Iran whose ultimate goal is to drop nuclear bombs here and bring about an enormous disaster. Therefore, we must continue, and continue, and continue.

⚡️🤡🇺🇸 NEW - Christian Zionist Pastor John Hagee says antisemitic Americans are participating in witchcraft and following Satanism. He says Christians are commanded by their faith to shut down all forms of antisemitism. "America is bewitched by Satanism and witchcraft."

⚡️🇩🇰 NEW - Denmark’s PM Mette Frederiksen: Trump was very outspoken about his desire regarding Greenland. I think we responded very clearly. We had a public discussion and then we agreed to have this high-level working group. It's still working. Our territorial integrity has to be respected.

⚡️💬 END OF DAY - Good Night

⚡️🇩🇰 NEW - Denmark’s PM Mette Frederiksen: There is a total established link between power, political power, capital, tech giants and AI. And the purpose of this is undermining democracy. That's the goal because the people who are developing this stuff are against democracy. I met Sam Altman a couple of years ago. I spent hours with him and at the end of the discussion I said to him, "You have created a monster." And he said, "Yes, and now it's up to you to find out how to deal with it."

⚡️🇺🇦 NEW - Zelensky: Today at night or tomorrow at night, we think that we will have a big attack from the Russian side using drones, cruise missiles, and ballistic missiles.

⚡️🇩🇰 NEW - Denmark’s PM Mette Frederiksen: If I had small kids today, I would rather have them smoking than allowing them to stay on their own on social media. But I am acting prime minister, so I will not say that.

⚡️🇺🇸 NEW - Fox News confirms Pfizer already has a vaccine ready to prevent infections from tick bites, which is considered "safe and effective." The vaccine is expected to be released in the next few months, and they believe they will get "a lot of use out of it." Pfizer frequently purchases commercial advertising space on Fox News.

⚡️🇮🇱🇱🇧 NEW - Netanyahu: I instructed the IDF to expand the maneuver in Lebanon. Our forces crossed powerful obstacles. They seized commanding terrain and captured the Beaufort Ridge. And now my instruction is to deepen and expand our hold on areas that were under Hezbollah's control. We are initiating action, we are operating on all fronts—in Syria, in Gaza, and in Lebanon. It will take time, but we will complete the mission.

⚡️👀 WATCH - Palantir’s PRISMA software is actively running inside Ukrainian long-range drone strike command posts — confirmed on camera by CNN’s Nick Paton Walsh, who filmed inside a unit planning kamikaze drone strikes deep into Russia. Screens showed real-time maps, flight paths, and AI-processed data overlays while a masked commander (“Vector”) walked through strike planning live. The AI ingests thousands of parameters — crucially including where Russian air defenses are intercepting drones — then calculates optimal routes for the next wave to slip through the gaps. It’s essentially learning the holes in Russia’s air defense net in real time.

⚡️🇰🇭 NEW - Chinese real estate executive kidnapped for a $2M crypto ransom was tortured and killed in Phnom Penh.

⚡️🇮🇱🇱🇧 NEW - Al Jazeera confirms the Washington-backed Zionist invasion triggered the largest mass displacement in Lebanon's history. Over a million civilians sleep in parks as shelters overflow. The UN completely failed to provide promised funding.

⚡️🇮🇱🇱🇧 NEW - Al Jazeera reports the Zionist regime officially occupied nearly a fifth of Lebanon. The military declared massive areas as combat zones, forcing over a million to flee. Residential areas are completely in ruins despite a fake Washington brokered ceasefire.

⚡️🎮 GAMING - Minecraft is getting an autumn update with a new biome called the Dappled Forest. The next big update, called Chaos Cubed, comes out on June 17, 2026. It brings in the Sulfur Cube mob, which sucks up nearby blocks and changes how it behaves depending on what it absorbs. There’s also a new underground biome called the Sulfur Cave full of toxic stuff.

⚡️💬🤖 NEW - CZ says AI agents are going to transact 1,000 times more transactions than humans can do. "And AI is going to use crypto."

⚡️🤖🇺🇸 NEW - Researchers at the University of Washington wanted to run a study where preschool teachers would wear body cameras, and some classrooms could also have fixed cameras, to collect footage for AI research. Parents were told the recordings could be used to help build and test AI systems. The idea quickly raised concerns about privacy, data security, and whether young children should be included in datasets used to train AI. After facing public backlash, the university canceled the project before it ever got off the ground.

⚡️💻️ TECH - After 22 years, PaintNET creator Rick Brewster has finally gained ownership of the paintnet domain name. Since launching PaintNET in 2004, Brewster had to use getpaintnet as the official website because the matching domain was owned by someone else. This often caused confusion among users searching for the program online. The situation changed when the domain was allegedly used in a way that made visitors believe it was the official PaintNET website. Brewster called it a “slam dunk case of trademark infringement,” noting that PAINTNET has been a registered trademark since 2009. Announcing the news, Brewster said he had been trying to acquire the domain for “22 years.” The successful transfer means PaintNET can finally use the web address that matches its name.