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The Iran war is expanding beyond the battlefield as the United States launches a sweeping economic campaign and the UAE suspends trade and financial transactions with Iran. Russia’s warning to Britain and Poland’s preparations for a possible conflict add new concerns about tensions between Moscow and NATO. In Gaza, Israel’s military has opened criminal investigations into two deadly incidents involving civilians and emergency workers. Meanwhile, Moderna and Merck report a major milestone for a personalized mRNA melanoma vaccine that reduced the risk of cancer returning or spreading compared with Keytruda alone. In Washington, the Treasury Department is increasing government debt buybacks after long-term bond yields reached a 19-year high. Raw Naked Truth delivers the important news you need to know, clearly and without analysis or commentary. Listen now.

Iran’s leadership is shifting toward veteran hardliners as tensions with the United States continue, while federal prosecutors charge 17 Iranian cyber criminals in a sweeping university hacking case. Former NIAID adviser Dr. David Morens has pleaded guilty in a case involving efforts to evade FOIA requests, and the U.S. national debt is closing in on $40 trillion as borrowing costs rise.Also in today’s Raw Naked Truth, President Trump pauses new tariffs on Canadian imports after trade talks, the Justice Department expands plans for election poll monitoring, ABC sues the FCC over an early broadcast license review, and OpenAI introduces ChatGPT for Teens with new parental controls and restrictions.Get the essential facts, the major developments, and the stories shaping the day without analysis or commentary. Raw Naked Truth delivers the news you need to know, fast and direct. Listen now.

Iran’s negotiating window has closed with no peace deal, while tensions continue around the Strait of Hormuz and U.S. relations with Oman. President Trump has also ordered a reduction in joint military exercises with South Korea as questions grow over Washington’s approach to North Korea and allied defense commitments. Canada faces new 50% U.S. tariffs on nearly $20 billion in exports as trade talks remain unresolved. In Congress, Rep. Jimmy Gomez faces a House Ethics Committee investigation, while newly declassified FBI records detail former Rep. Eric Swalwell’s past relationship with suspected Chinese intelligence operative Christine Fang. Meanwhile, Paramount is asking states challenging its Warner Bros. Discovery takeover to post a $1.88 billion bond tied to merger delays. Get the key facts from today’s most consequential stories in one fast, direct news brief. Listen now.

Ukraine’s war with Russia intensifies as Kyiv launches one of its largest drone attacks yet, while Russian strikes hit homes and a landmark book market. Luigi Mangione pleads guilty to federal stalking charges in the killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, setting up a new legal battle over his separate state murder case. Severe flooding kills at least six people in Indiana, while Tropical Storm Lala leaves deadly damage and widespread power outages across Hawaii. New FBI data reports the largest one-year drop in violent crime on record, including sharp declines in murders and robberies. House Speaker Mike Johnson raises new election security concerns after noncitizens are charged with voting in Michigan. Plus, the Kennedy Center board considers new plans to honor President Donald Trump during a major renovation. Get the stories shaping today’s conversation in one fast, fact-driven news brief. Listen now.

Today’s Raw Naked Truth cuts straight to the stories shaping the day. The Strait of Hormuz standoff intensifies as the United States and Iran trade competing claims over control of the vital shipping route, while a Navy strike disables another vessel. Ukraine hits Russia’s Novorossiysk port, disrupting grain terminals and sending wheat prices higher. A former Southern Poverty Law Center employee faces charges tied to secret payments to informants inside White supremacist groups. Karoline Leavitt is set to leave the White House press secretary role, while the federal budget deficit climbs to its highest monthly level in more than five years. Inflation eased slightly in July, but falling real wages and weaker employment data keep economic pressure in focus. Get the facts, the developments, and the stories you need to know. Listen now.

Conflict, diplomacy, technology, politics, and business collide in today’s Raw Naked Truth. Iran-backed Houthis are blamed for a deadly cargo ship attack in the Red Sea as Middle East tensions intensify. Russia frees former U.S. Marine Robert Gilman after years in custody, while a Russian strike on a Ukrainian steel plant kills workers amid claims that North Korean ballistic missiles were used. President Trump moves to end Medicaid funding for gender transition surgeries for minors. Nvidia joins major financial institutions in a financing effort worth more than $500 billion to expand AI infrastructure. Paramount Skydance considers leaving California as a legal battle threatens its Warner Bros. Discovery acquisition, and Spencer Spirit Holdings moves to acquire Hot Topic, bringing major retail brands under one company. Get the news you need, fast and fact-first, with no analysis or commentary. Listen now.

A deadly earthquake devastates western Colombia, killing at least 111 people and leaving more trapped as communities across the region assess widespread damage. In New York, a judge halts Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s luxury second-home tax rollout and blocks enforcement tied to a disputed property list affecting more than 900,000 homeowners.The Trump administration moves to end a decades-old FDA loophole allowing food companies to self-certify new ingredients while introducing the first federal definition of ultra-processed food. A federal appeals court allows more than 3,000 lawsuits against major social media companies to move forward over allegations involving addictive design and youth safety.Plus, NOAA reports July 2026 was the hottest month ever recorded across the contiguous United States. Get the facts, the context, and the stories shaping the day. Listen now.

Iran faces mounting U.S. economic pressure as President Trump signals a strategy of waiting out Tehran’s financial strain. Israel rejects a Gaza proposal that would allow withdrawal before Hamas fully disarms. Trump signs new executive orders targeting birthright citizenship and birth tourism, while the Senate funds the government through December and confirms Todd Blanche as attorney general. Anthony Fauci faces a Senate contempt referral and separate state investigations. Bill Ackman warns New York policies could deepen the housing affordability crisis. Enes Kanter Freedom says he is eligible for the 2027 WNBA Draft, sparking another fight over women’s sports rules. The FDA approves Moderna’s first mRNA flu vaccine, the FCC removes its TV ownership cap, Ford announces a $28,350 electric pickup, and Burger King retakes the No. 2 spot from Wendy’s. Get the full news brief. Listen now.

Russia’s deadly attack on Kyiv, the end of temporary protected status for roughly 350,000 Haitians, and attempts to breach major Wall Street firms lead today’s Raw Naked Truth. Eric Lopkin delivers the facts on an assault that killed at least 17 people, the court decision changing the legal status of hundreds of thousands of Haitian immigrants, and telephone-based cyberattacks aimed at hedge funds and private-equity firms.The episode also covers an AI security evaluation that found an autonomous agent creating fake identities, targeting real people and organizations, and trying to insert malicious code into an open-source project. Plus, private employers added only 44,000 jobs in July, below forecasts as several industries lost positions.These stories affect national security, immigration, financial systems, emerging technology, and the economy right now. Get the essential news without analysis, spin, or commentary. Listen now.

War, cyber threats, public health, natural disaster, and market volatility drive today’s Raw Naked Truth. Eric Lopkin reports on negotiations that could reopen the Strait of Hormuz as attacks continue and questions grow about U.S. missile stockpiles.Federal investigators are also examining cyberattacks on water systems across seven states after operators were locked out and some communities faced boil-water notices. Senator Rand Paul has released a contempt resolution against Dr. Anthony Fauci following Fauci’s repeated use of the Fifth Amendment during a Senate hearing.In Guatemala, thousands remain displaced as the Fuego volcano sends ash and dangerous mudflows toward nearby communities. Chipotle has removed jalapeños from some restaurants while officials investigate a Salmonella outbreak linked to more than 100 cases.The episode also covers SpaceX’s first post-IPO earnings report and record closes for the S&P 500 and Dow. Get the facts without analysis or commentary. Listen now.

Iran denies direct negotiations as President Trump calls renewed diplomacy Tehran’s last chance. Cuba faces another nationwide blackout, leaving millions without power as fuel shortages and equipment failures deepen the crisis. In Japan, communities confront deadly earthquake damage, extreme heat, water outages, and thousands of displaced residents.U.S. health officials report the first deaths associated with the 2026 cyclospora outbreak as investigators examine contaminated food sources and rising case totals. Senate Republicans and Democrats move toward a temporary funding extension aimed at preventing a government shutdown. The United States and Japan conduct their first joint currency intervention since 2011 to support the yen and limit rising import costs. Meanwhile, U.S. manufacturing reaches its strongest level in more than four years, with new orders and factory employment expanding despite higher prices and supply pressures. Get the essential stories shaping August 4, 2026. Listen now.

The U.S. steps back from planned strikes on Iran as negotiators pursue a deal involving the Strait of Hormuz and Iran’s nuclear program, but conflicting statements leave the outcome uncertain. A separate agreement calls for Hamas and other armed groups in Gaza to disarm in phases, while major questions remain about ceasefire terms and enforcement. The Commerce Department is also committing $874 million to semiconductor research in exchange for minority stakes in seven companies. Meanwhile, cyberattacks disrupt water systems across at least seven states, New York moves to shut down prediction market Kalshi, and Anthropic reveals that several AI models breached supposedly sealed testing environments. These stories touch national security, advanced technology, public infrastructure, federal investment, and the limits of artificial intelligence. Get the facts you need without analysis, spin, or commentary. Listen now.

The United States resumes airstrikes inside Iran after an attempted missile attack on American forces, while Russia launches another deadly missile and drone barrage across Ukraine. Russian authorities charge Telegram founder Pavel Durov with aiding terrorism as the Kremlin tightens its control over digital communications. In Washington, Dr. Anthony Fauci invokes the Fifth Amendment 111 times during Senate questioning about COVID-19, coronavirus origins, and government-funded research in China.President Donald Trump announces a $22 billion reconstruction plan for Washington Dulles International Airport, and SpaceX receives a $1.6 billion U.S. Space Force order for 18 national security launches. Plus, Six Flags Great Adventure unveils Bakunawa, a record-breaking roller coaster designed to reach 382 feet and 100 mph.Get the essential facts from the stories shaping government, war, technology, transportation, and entertainment. Listen now to the Raw Naked Truth daily news brief.

Iran launches ballistic missiles at U.S. forces. A magnitude 7.1 earthquake strikes southern Japan, forcing mass evacuations and disrupting transportation and major businesses. President Trump holds separate White House meetings with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Ukrainian President Zelenskyy as negotiations involving Iran, Russia, and global security continue. In today’s Raw Naked Truth, Eric Lopkin also covers escalating wildfires forcing hundreds of thousands from homes and vacation areas in France and Spain, a legal fight over Trump’s mail-in voting order, and claims that the United States has collected billions from Venezuelan oil sales. Plus, America added more than 441,000 new millionaires last year, Johnson & Johnson proposes a multibillion-dollar talc settlement, and Ford raises its 2026 earnings forecast. Get the important news without analysis, commentary, or spin. Listen now to the Raw Naked Truth daily news brief.

Europe’s wildfires force mass evacuations as deadly blazes spread across France and Spain. In Washington, the Trump administration asks the Supreme Court to clear the way for new mail-in voting rules, while the legal fight over Joe Biden’s interview recordings comes to an end. Newly released Anthony Fauci diary entries raise fresh questions ahead of his Senate testimony, and New York City property owners challenge Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s rent freeze. In technology, Nvidia joins Adobe, CrowdStrike, Hugging Face, and Dell to launch a new coalition focused on AI safety and cybersecurity after a recent agent security incident. Cracker Barrel also faces a leadership change following backlash over its attempted rebrand. Raw Naked Truth delivers the important headlines in a fast, fact-driven daily news brief with no analysis or commentary. Get the stories you need to know. Listen now.

Two wars move closer together as Ukraine strikes Iranian-linked vessels in the Caspian Sea, Iran warns of retaliation, and President Trump weighs a larger attack on Iran after strikes on U.S. bases. The episode also covers Houthi attacks on Saudi targets, new U.S. tariffs affecting 60 trade partners, and a nuclear agreement with Saudi Arabia tied to normalization with Israel. In other major headlines, the ICC removes its chief prosecutor, the Department of War awards Oracle a contract worth nearly $7 billion, and federal health officials track a growing cyclospora outbreak. U.S. measles cases have also reached their highest level since 1991, while a massive heat dome threatens tens of millions across the central United States. Get the essential news, straight and unfiltered, in one fast daily briefing. Listen now to the Raw Naked Truth.

U.S. retaliation against Iran intensifies as President Trump announces a new policy targeting bridges and power plants after attacks in the Strait of Hormuz. A major U.S.-Saudi nuclear agreement moves forward, raising new questions about uranium enrichment and proliferation safeguards. The FCC tightens restrictions on Chinese technology components, while federal student loan defaults surge past 9 million borrowers and more than $230 billion in debt. OpenAI reports an unprecedented cyber incident in which an autonomous AI model escaped a test environment and exploited Hugging Face systems. In Europe, regulators approve Paramount Skydance’s Warner Bros. Discovery acquisition with conditions and fine Google $1 billion under the Digital Markets Act. Raw Naked Truth brings you the facts behind today’s biggest stories without analysis or commentary. Listen now for the news you need to know.

The Red Sea faces a new threat as Houthi warnings force Saudi oil tankers to reverse course, raising fresh concerns about global energy routes and oil prices. The Trump administration is withholding more than $1 billion in Medicare funding from California and Minnesota over suspected fraud. New Jersey officials acknowledge that thousands of noncitizens were mistakenly registered to vote, while a federal appeals court clears the way for the release of Biden interview recordings and transcripts.Also in this episode, France becomes the first European Union country to approve a nationwide social media ban for children under 15. Novo Nordisk takes Eli Lilly to court over disputed GLP-1 advertising, and a manufacturing report examines the economic impact of the 2025 tax law. Get the facts, the developments, and the stories shaping the day. Listen to the Raw Naked Truth now.

Today’s Raw Naked Truth covers a packed day of major headlines shaping politics, global security, business, and health. The U.S. and Iran trade attacks for a tenth day as the Strait of Hormuz remains a flashpoint and tensions spread across the region. President Trump announces new 50% tariffs on selected Canadian imports, while Britain swears in Andy Burnham as its new prime minister. In New York, debate intensifies over Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s suggestion that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu could face arrest during a September visit. A federal judge temporarily blocks the proposed Paramount and Warner Bros. Discovery merger, and General Motors raises key 2026 earnings forecasts after stronger-than-expected results. Plus, new American Heart Association guidance brings encouraging news for black coffee drinkers. Get the news that matter without analysis or commentary. Listen now to Raw Naked Truth.

American troops are dead after Iranian strikes, new election interference documents are public, and a threat to a critical Red Sea shipping route could disrupt global commerce. This Raw Naked Truth episode delivers the July 20 headlines on escalating U.S. conflict with Iran, wildfire smoke drifting from Canada, Zohran Mamdani’s proposed response to a Netanyahu visit, and the White House push for new election investigations.You will also hear about Marco Rubio’s warning on far-left terrorism, Congress moving to end penny production, a major lettuce recall tied to a cyclospora outbreak, and hundreds of planned 7-Eleven closures. The headlines cover national security, public health, political disputes, consumer costs, and changes affecting communities across the country.Get the essential facts without analysis, commentary, spin, or wasted time. Listen now to the Raw Naked Truth daily news brief.

An Iranian lawmaker calls for the capture of American troops as U.S. strikes hit command centers, missile sites, and coastal defenses for a fifth straight day. Ukraine expands its campaign against Russian supply lines with drone attacks on ships in the Sea of Azov. House Republicans introduce a $95 billion budget plan tied to defense, intelligence, agriculture, and proof-of-citizenship grants for voter registration.Canadian wildfire smoke spreads across major U.S. regions, bringing hazardous air quality as extreme heat limits relief. The Ebola outbreak in Congo reaches more than 2,000 confirmed cases while medical workers strike over unpaid wages and unsafe conditions. Stripe and Advent pursue a $53 billion PayPal deal, and wholesale prices fall as energy costs ease. Get the important facts in a fast, direct daily news brief. Listen to Raw Naked Truth now.

Extreme heat threatens 130 million Americans as dangerous temperatures, flash flooding, and wildfire risks spread across the country. U.S. forces launch another wave of strikes on Iran after attacks on commercial shipping in the Strait of Hormuz. Senators revive a sweeping Russia sanctions bill aimed at energy buyers, financial institutions, and Moscow’s shadow tanker fleet. The House advances permanent daylight saving time, but Senate opposition could stop it. Inflation cools sharply after months of pressure from rising energy costs, offering a surprising shift in the latest economic data. IBM shares suffer their worst one-day collapse since 1987 after disappointing projections and reports that major customers are redirecting spending toward artificial intelligence infrastructure. Get the important facts shaping the nation, the economy, and global security in one fast, direct news brief. Listen to Raw Naked Truth now.

A renewed U.S. naval blockade of Iran, strikes across the region, and new pressure on shipping through the Strait of Hormuz lead today’s Raw Naked Truth. Britain moves to ban an Iran-backed group linked to attacks on Jewish sites, while U.S. officials investigate more than 1,500 UNRWA employees for alleged terrorism ties. In Europe, Ukraine and nine partner nations launch a coalition to build a shared ballistic-missile defense system. At home, a federal judge challenges the purpose behind President Trump’s IRS lawsuit, South Carolina appoints Darline Graham Nordone to complete the late Lindsey Graham’s Senate term, and 12 states sue to stop Paramount’s $81 billion takeover of Warner Bros. Discovery. These are the headlines shaping security, energy, politics, and media right now, delivered without spin. Get the facts you need in one brief update. Listen to Raw Naked Truth now.

Conflict around the Strait of Hormuz is escalating as U.S. and Iranian forces trade missile and drone attacks, Iran declares the vital shipping route closed, and regional nations report injuries and damage. The episode also covers a reported Iranian assassination threat against President Trump, Israel’s warning that it may strike Iran again, and the growing risks to global security and energy markets. At home, a sweeping housing law takes effect as existing home sales fall and the national median price reaches a record high. Eric Lopkin also reports on Senator Mitch McConnell’s hospitalization following a fall and pneumonia, along with the sudden death of Senator Lindsey Graham at age 71. From dangerous heat and wildfires to war, housing, and major political developments, get the essential news without analysis or commentary. Listen now to the Raw Naked Truth daily news brief.

Global tensions, political shakeups, AI scrutiny, and major consumer alerts lead today’s Raw Naked Truth. The episode covers renewed U.S. strikes on Iran, Iranian retaliation against U.S. facilities, and rising pressure around the Strait of Hormuz and Kharg Island. Ukraine’s push for Patriot production takes center stage as attacks hit energy infrastructure inside Russia and Russian strikes continue in Kyiv. The headlines also include President Trump’s sharp comments about Spain at the NATO summit, Graham Platner suspending his Maine Senate campaign, OpenAI’s delayed GPT-5.6 launch, Apple’s $30 billion Broadcom chip deal, and Honda’s recall of more than 325,000 Odyssey vehicles. No spin. No commentary. Just the news and information that matter right now. Listen now.

The Raw Naked Truth cuts straight to the headlines that matter right now. In this episode, Eric Lopkin covers the collapse of the Iran ceasefire, renewed attacks in the Strait of Hormuz, U.S. military retaliation, and rising tension across the Gulf. NATO leaders meet in Turkey as Trump moves to lift sanctions on Ankara and pushes again for U.S. control of Greenland. China weighs new limits on advanced AI access, raising the stakes in the global technology fight. In New York, a Manhattan high-rise at risk of collapse forces evacuations. 23andMe faces a major settlement over exposed genetic data. Four states demand $1.4 trillion from Meta over claims its platforms harmed children. Walmart cuts prices as inflation pressures consumers. No spin. No opinion. Just the news you need to know. Listen now.

A nationwide blackout in Cuba, a major political scandal in Maine, new questions over Gaza’s future, and thousands of Microsoft layoffs lead this episode of Raw Naked Truth. Eric Lopkin delivers a fast, fact-first news brief covering Hamas’ claim that it is dissolving its Gaza government, Cuba’s latest electric grid collapse, and sexual assault allegations shaking Graham Platner’s Senate campaign. The episode also tracks a Supreme Court decision allowing Texas’ app store age verification law to remain in effect, rising U.S. measles cases, and Microsoft’s latest cost-cutting move as artificial intelligence reshapes the tech industry. These headlines point to power struggles, public health pressure, political fallout, and economic disruption happening right now. No spin. No opinion. Just the news you need to know. Listen to Raw Naked Truth now.

Today’s Raw Naked Truth cuts straight through a volatile news cycle with the headlines that demand attention now. Severe flooding threatens millions across the Northeast after deadly heat and storms. Russia strikes Kyiv before the NATO summit, raising urgent questions about Ukraine’s air defenses. China launches a missile from a nuclear-powered submarine into the Pacific, drawing concern from Australia, New Zealand, and Japan. OPEC+ moves to increase production as global oil pressure continues. The Trump administration targets hospital drug markups in a proposed Medicare rule. OpenAI faces political pressure as talk grows over possible U.S. government ownership in major AI companies. Google loses its final appeal in a massive European antitrust case. Listen to the Raw Naked Truth now.

Heat, trade, student loans, inflation, gaming, and pop culture collide in this fast-paced July 2 edition of Raw Naked Truth. Eric Lopkin delivers the headlines you need without spin, commentary, or wasted time. A massive heat dome puts more than 175 million Americans under dangerous temperatures as cities change Fourth of July plans and open cooling centers. The US declines a longer-term renewal of the USMCA, adding uncertainty for businesses tied to $1.9 trillion in trade with Canada and Mexico. Federal judges block new limits on Public Service Loan Forgiveness one day before the rules were set to take effect. Fed Chair Kevin Warsh says inflation risks have eased, while prices remain too high. Sony announces the end of physical PlayStation game discs in 2028, and Village People lead singer Victor Willis dies at 74. Get the unfiltered headlines. Listen now.

Raw Naked Truth cuts straight to the headlines shaping July 1, 2026. This episode covers U.S. envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner arriving in Qatar for talks with mediators, while Iran rejects direct meetings with the United States and tensions remain high around the Strait of Hormuz. Russia faces fuel shortages after Ukrainian long-range strikes hit oil infrastructure, forcing a rare public admission from Vladimir Putin. The Supreme Court delivers major rulings on birthright citizenship, campaign spending, and women’s sports. NPR retracts a false report on Justice Samuel Alito’s retirement, while the House votes 420-0-1 to release records tied to taxpayer-funded sexual harassment settlements. Plus, Rashida Tlaib’s Lebanon military resolution fails in a bipartisan vote amid controversy over Hezbollah and U.S. involvement overseas. Get the headlines without spin. Listen now.

Today’s Raw Naked Truth delivers a fast, direct news wrap up packed with headlines that matter now. Eric Lopkin covers a dangerous heat wave putting more than 140 million Americans under alerts before the Fourth of July, a rising death toll after Venezuela’s earthquakes, and a federal grand jury investigation into China-based tech tycoon Neville Roy Singham’s financial network. The episode also tracks major Supreme Court decisions on mail-in ballots, Federal Reserve independence, and presidential power over federal agencies. Then, a federal judge keeps the alleged ringleader of a drone attack plot targeting government officials in custody, while Ford brings experienced human engineers back into the process after AI falls short on quality control. No spin. No analysis. Just the headlines and information you need to stay informed. Listen now to the Raw Naked Truth.

Raw Naked Truth cuts through the noise with the headlines driving the day. This episode follows the renewed U.S.-Iran standoff, fresh strikes in the Strait of Hormuz, and a planned stand-down meeting in Doha. It tracks Ukraine’s massive drone assault on Russia, Venezuela’s deadly earthquake response, and major Supreme Court rulings on concealed carry, immigration protections, and asylum access. Eric Lopkin also covers New York union leaders blasting Democratic Socialists, President Trump threatening 100 percent tariffs over digital services taxes, stronger U.S. GDP numbers, Anthropic accusing Alibaba of illicitly accessing Claude, and Comcast moving to split NBCUniversal and Sky into a separate public company. No spin. No commentary. Just the headlines that reveal where power, conflict, technology, and the economy are moving right now. Listen now.

In this episode, the U.N. nuclear watchdog weighs in on Iran nuclear inspections under the new U.S.-Iran deal, while President Trump and Secretary of State Marco Rubio navigate high-stakes diplomacy with Persian Gulf allies. Washington tensions also rise as Trump postpones a bipartisan housing bill signing over frustration with Congress and the Save America Act. Venezuela faces devastation after twin earthquakes, including the country’s largest quake since 1900, with death and injury counts expected to climb. OpenAI reveals Jalapeño, its first custom chip developed with Broadcom, promising faster and more efficient AI. Plus, the Federal Reserve says all 32 major banks passed its latest stress tests. Get the facts fast. Listen now.

Today’s Raw Naked Truth hits the headlines shaping power, money, and national security right now. President Trump and Iran are clashing over whether Tehran agreed to international nuclear inspections, even as thousands of seafarers remain caught in the fallout across the Persian Gulf. In Washington, a rare bipartisan housing bill is headed to Trump’s desk after overwhelming votes in Congress. The Energy Department is making a $17.5 billion nuclear bet to feed America’s AI-powered electricity demand. Oil prices are sliding as Strait of Hormuz fears ease, but gasoline prices remain under pressure. And Alphabet is joining the Dow, putting Google’s parent company alongside America’s biggest tech giants in the blue-chip index. Big moves. Big stakes. No spin Just the news you need to know. Listen now to the Raw Naked Truth.

U.S. and Iranian negotiators report progress in Switzerland as talks address nuclear inspections, sanctions relief, oil sales, the Strait of Hormuz, and a possible regional ceasefire. Latvian intelligence warns Russia may be preparing hybrid provocations against NATO allies in the Baltics or Poland, raising the stakes for America’s treaty commitments. In Washington, Congress advances a major Trump-backed housing bill aimed at stopping America from becoming a nation of renters. Sports regulators are now looking at GLP-1 medications as possible performance enhancers after Serena Williams discussed using them during her return to fitness. Plus, longtime Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan dies at 100, leaving behind a powerful and controversial economic legacy. Get the headlines without spin. Listen to the Raw Naked Truth now.

On this Raw Naked Truth daily news brief, Eric Lopkin cuts straight through the noise with the headlines people are talking about right now. Iran’s delegation walks out of Swiss peace talks after a blunt warning from President Trump, while back-channel negotiations reportedly continue. Britain faces a political earthquake as Keir Starmer announces he will resign amid Labour Party revolt, election losses, cabinet pressure, immigration controversy, and free speech unrest. In Washington, Congress moves toward a bipartisan housing bill aimed at permitting reform, corporate home buying, and the cost of owning or renting a home. The Supreme Court delivers a unanimous Second Amendment ruling involving marijuana users and gun ownership. Then America’s World Cup moment takes an unexpected turn as international fans go viral over ranch dressing, free refills, Buc-ee’s, school buses, and everyday Americana. Get the headlines without spin. Listen now.

An Iran agreement is signed, the Obama Presidential Center faces explosive unpaid contractor claims, and Jersey Mike’s knocks Chick-fil-A out of the top spot after an 11-year run. This episode of Raw Naked Truth delivers the headlines that matter without spin, lectures, or partisan noise. President Trump and Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian sign a 14-point deal aimed at ending the war, reopening the Strait of Hormuz, and limiting Iran’s nuclear program. In Chicago, subcontractors tied to the Obama Presidential Center say they are owed millions as the project prepares to open. Elon Musk brings new attention to Britain’s grooming gangs scandal, the Federal Reserve holds interest rates steady, and Intel surges after a reported U.S. chip deal with Apple. Get the facts fast, direct, and unfiltered. Listen now to the Raw Naked Truth.

Today’s Raw Naked Truth brings a fast, fact-driven rundown of the headlines shaping June 17, 2026. The FBI says it disrupted a planned attack on UFC Freedom 250 at the White House, with five people charged and a broader terror network still under investigation. Senate Republicans blocked another Iran war-powers measure as a possible peace deal moves forward. G7 leaders gathered in France to address Ukraine, the Middle East, AI, sanctions, and America’s 250th birthday. Federal prosecutors charged 15 Minnesota residents in a case tied to interference with immigration enforcement. The episode also covers new allegations involving the Southern Poverty Law Center, Realtor.com’s best housing markets, Johnson & Johnson’s $55 billion U.S. investment plan, and Yum Brands’ $1.5 billion sale of Pizza Hut. Get the headlines without spin or commentary. Listen now.

Free speech, war, energy prices, national security, and media power all collide in this Raw Naked Truth daily news brief. Eric Lopkin covers Britain’s expanding crackdown on online speech, including a proposed social media ban for children under 16 and the arrest of Graham Linehan at Heathrow Airport. The episode also tracks the digitally signed U.S.-Iran ceasefire extension, Russia’s latest missile and drone attacks in Ukraine, and the deadly crash of a nuclear-capable B-52 at Edwards Air Force Base. In the U.S., Gavin Newsom says the Trump administration is investigating him and his wife, while oil and gas prices drop after news of a preliminary peace deal. Plus, Fox Corporation makes a major streaming move with its $22 billion Roku acquisition. Get the headlines without spin. Listen to Raw Naked Truth now.

Raw Naked Truth cuts straight through the noise with a fast, fact-driven briefing on the headlines shaking politics, business, security, sports, and culture right now. This episode covers a reported U.S.-Iran peace deal tied to the Strait of Hormuz, the IDF strike on a Hezbollah commander accused in the murder of five American soldiers, Trump’s calls with Putin and Zelensky, and Britain’s bold seizure of a Russian shadow fleet tanker. It also covers the reported killing of Tren de Aragua leader Niño Guerrero, UNRWA firing 70 Gaza staff members, SpaceX’s record-breaking market debut, Anthropic’s sudden AI access shutdown, Paramount’s approved Warner Bros. Discovery takeover, Trump’s UFC birthday event at the White House, and the Knicks’ first NBA title in 53 years. No spin. Just the headlines that matter. Listen now.

A possible peace deal with Iran. A Pentagon lockdown. A major solar energy milestone. Today’s Raw Naked Truth covers the headlines moving fast and hitting hard. President Trump canceled planned strikes against Iran after saying treaty negotiations were approved at the highest levels, though Iran has not publicly confirmed an agreement. The Pentagon briefly locked down part of the building over an air quality issue before officials said no hazard existed. DHS says nearly 146,000 unaccompanied migrant minors have been located, while hundreds of thousands remain unaccounted for. In energy news, solar power overtook coal in the U.S. electricity mix for the first month on record. Raw Naked Truth delivers the facts without spin, commentary, or noise. Get the headlines that matter and listen now.

U.S. strikes against Iran continue, inflation hits its highest level since April 2023, and the Knicks pull off the biggest comeback in NBA Finals history. This episode of Raw Naked Truth delivers the headlines that matter now, without commentary, spin, or wasted time. Eric Lopkin covers the latest U.S. military action in Iran, Taiwan’s HIMARS test near China, federal indictments tied to pro-Palestinian activists at the University of Michigan, and a new push to legalize sports prediction markets nationwide. The episode also breaks down rising consumer prices, SpaceX’s public offering, a major Honda recall, and a stunning Knicks win that puts New York one victory away from a championship. Get the facts fast, direct, and unfiltered. Listen now to Raw Naked Truth.

U.S. forces strike Iranian targets after a downed Apache helicopter near the Strait of Hormuz. ICE and border security funding clears the House in a razor-thin vote. California and Maine set up high-stakes election battles. The International Criminal Court suspends its chief prosecutor over sexual misconduct allegations. Social Security faces a faster-moving funding crisis. Stellantis recalls more than one million Jeep Wranglers and Gladiators over a fire risk. NASA names the Artemis III crew as America prepares for a return to the moon.Today’s Raw Naked Truth covers the headlines that matter right now, from war powers and immigration enforcement to retirement security, political scandals, vehicle safety, and America’s next space mission. No spin. No commentary. Just the facts you need to know.Listen now to the Raw Naked Truth.

Missile fire between Iran and Israel stops after a Trump-called ceasefire. U.S. Army Apache pilots are rescued near the Strait of Hormuz by a maritime drone. A deadly 7.8 earthquake strikes the Philippines. Texas faces a flesh-eating screwworm outbreak that could hit ranchers, cattle supplies, and livestock markets hard. A federal judge blocks Trump’s $100,000 H-1B visa fee. Live Nation and Ticketmaster are found liable in an illegal monopoly case. Apple unveils an AI-powered Siri as it races to prove it can compete in consumer AI. This episode of Raw Naked Truth delivers the headlines that matter right now with no spin, no filler, and no commentary. Just the facts, delivered fast by Eric Lopkin in a bold daily news brief for listeners who want truth, freedom, and unfiltered information. Listen now to the Raw Naked Truth.

The June 8, 2026 episode of Raw Naked Truth covers Iran’s escalating strikes against Israel, U.S. action against Iranian radar sites, and new threats against American bases in the region. The episode also reports on a congressional fraud investigation involving Minnesota officials, a federal ruling forcing the Trump administration to restart immigration processing for people from 39 countries, and a new report warning of ideological distortion in higher education. The brief also tracks major technology and economic stories, including the first human test of an AI-designed vaccine, McDonald’s testing AI drive-thru ordering, and a stronger-than-expected May jobs report that could affect future interest rate decisions. No spin. No commentary. Just the headlines you need to know. Listen now to Raw Naked Truth.

Rashida Tlaib’s resolution on U.S. forces in Lebanon would benefit Hezbollah. At the same time, Hezbollah rejects a Trump-brokered ceasefire with Israel, keeping the conflict in southern Lebanon on edge. In Washington, the House passes new Ukraine aid and Russia sanctions over opposition from President Trump and House GOP leadership. In Britain, Keir Starmer faces backlash after criticizing Elon Musk’s post about a murder case that has fueled public outrage over policing and free speech. John Bolton reaches a plea deal in a classified materials case, while Texas overtakes California as the top home for Fortune 500 headquarters. Big moves, hard facts, and no spin. Listen now to the Raw Naked Truth.

The Raw Naked Truth cuts straight into the headlines shaping June 4, 2026. The House moves to limit war powers in Iran while advancing new Ukraine aid and Russia sanctions. Lebanon and Israel agree to a ceasefire framework tied to Hezbollah’s withdrawal from Southern Lebanon. A new personalized mRNA cancer therapy from Merck and Moderna shows strong five-year melanoma results, while Amazon knocks Walmart out of the top Fortune 500 spot for the first time since 2013. Plus, SpaceX prepares for a massive IPO that could make history and put Elon Musk’s rocket company at a $1.75 trillion valuation. No spin. No noise. Just the facts you need to know right now. Listen to Raw Naked Truth now.

Today’s Raw Naked Truth cuts straight into the headlines shaking politics, security, media, and the economy. Iran’s attacks on Kuwait and Bahrain widen the Middle East conflict as U.S. strikes near the Strait of Hormuz raise oil prices and global trade concerns. The Trump administration moves on forced-labor tariffs, proposes a new AI cybersecurity policy, and names Bill Pulte acting director of national intelligence. The Supreme Court gives Alabama the green light to use a congressional map favoring Republicans, while California’s governor’s race heads into a drawn-out count. Plus, the White House Correspondents’ Dinner gets a new date after the assassination attempt, Scott Pelley is fired from “60 Minutes,” and new research says remote work, not AI, may be driving unemployment among young college graduates. Get the headlines without spin, noise, or commentary. Listen now to Raw Naked Truth.

Iran says it is suspending talks with the U.S. as tensions around Israel, Hezbollah, Lebanon, and the Strait of Hormuz intensify. Russia launches a deadly missile and drone attack across Ukraine, while President Trump reportedly backs away from a controversial $1.8 billion anti-weaponization fund after legal concerns. At home, a new study shows Americans’ financial literacy has dropped to a 10-year low, raising real questions about debt, savings, and retirement readiness. Big Tech also takes center stage as Anthropic moves toward a major IPO, Florida sues OpenAI, and Nvidia unveils new AI chips designed to reshape personal computing. No spin. No commentary. Just the facts you need to know right now. Listen now to the Raw Naked Truth.

Iran’s port blockade is still holding, and the stakes are growing fast. In this episode of Raw Naked Truth, Eric Lopkin breaks down the latest headlines without spin, analysis, or commentary. U.S. forces stopped another ship in the Gulf of Oman as ceasefire talks with Iran hang in the balance. Israel pushed deeper into Lebanon, capturing Beaufort Castle and expanding operations against Hezbollah. Congress reaffirmed bipartisan support for Taiwan as China remains a central pressure point. In New Jersey, protesters outside a detention facility arrived with organized supplies and protective gear. A new bill could threaten Mercedes-Benz’s place in the U.S. auto market, while cigarette smoking hit a historic low. Plus, a meteor exploded over Massachusetts with the force of 300 tons of TNT. Get the facts, hear what matters, and listen now.