Coverage spans conflict and security issues (Yemen strikes, Colombian fighters training in Ukraine, U.S. munitions stockpiles, AI drone technology), alongside economic developments (dollar's status, mortgage lender stock drop, Musk/SpaceX investor pitches, Waymo's Chinese EV imports). Domestic U.S. stories include DC crime enforcement arrests, Supreme Court petitions tied to the Trump administration, Fed commentary, and immigration/border items from Puerto Rico, Ceuta, and Norfolk protests.

The Times Of India
@timesofindia · 13.9M followers
The Meta row continued on Thursday as the company’s global team held further discussions with the government over compliance with Indian laws, a day after the company apologised for briefly removing a video posted by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Details 🔗 https://t.co/Ll4nJrapLN

The Dispatch
@thedispatch · 124.7K followers
“There is an arrogance that runs through our politics that rests on the belief that the only reason “we” aren’t in power or getting our way once in power is that the system is rigged in some way.” | @JonahDispatch https://t.co/JclIO5Wgjm

The Independent
@Independent · 3.4M followers
COMMENT | This is why I’m backing London’s bid to host WorldPride https://t.co/dgpYFzZvWN

Al Jazeera English
@AJEnglish · 10M followers
Yemen's Houthis say they launched drones and ballistic missiles at Saudi-led coalition and Yemeni government military sites in Marib and Hadramout, marking a possible expansion of the conflict. Al Jazeera’s Yousef Mawry has the latest from Sanaa. https://t.co/jAwTJuJekU

AFP News Agency
@AFP · 2.4M followers
VIDEO: Polka-dot robes, floppy-nosed masks and hypnotic guitar riffs have helped propel Canadian duo Angine de Poitrine to viral fame. https://t.co/upoIFf5hSS

CNBC
@CNBC · 6.1M followers
United Wholesale Mortgage plunges 40% after suspending dividend and raising capital https://t.co/O6zeiSHPfm

Mother Jones
@MotherJones · 725.5K followers
“If my brother hadn’t been deported, he might—well, only God knows—but he might still be alive. Both of them might still be alive.” A St. Louis mother took her three daughters to reunite with her deported husband in Guatemala. Neighbors found the couple bound and shot in a

Bloomberg
@business · 10.3M followers
Leopold Aschenbrenner’s fresh $400 million bet on a privately held company went to a business backed by Sequoia Capital. https://t.co/ynPNxfGkQI
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