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U.S. news and world news daily update for July 10th, 2025. Today's new stories are: Number one. Yesterday, Trump met with several African leaders. What will be remembered of this meeting is Trump telling the Liberian president that he was impressed how well he spoke English. English is the official language of Liberia. He also asked them to speed up their introductions, and he got overly excited again for his favorite woman journalist from Africa, so it didn't go too well. Number two, Elon Musk's AI tool grok is getting a lot of attention this week and not for good reasons. On Tuesday, X users shared screenshots of Groks response to questions about posts regarding the Texas floods, which appeared to celebrate the deaths of children. Another user asked which 20th central historical figure would be best suited to deal with such posts. Grok replied to deal with such vile anti-white hate, Adolf Hitler. No question. Other users posted on grok using an answering questions about the phrase every damn time in Replies to Jewish Surnames, which has been seen as an anti-Semitic meme. On Wednesday's X, chief executive Linda Yaccarino paused. On Wednesday, X chief executive Linda Yaccarino announced that she was leaving the company two years after joining Musk's social media platform. Number three, now that Trump's big, beautiful bill has passed, he wants to hire 10,000 more Ice agents, which would be a massive undertaking the administration is currently employing roughly half that now. When Trump tried to hire 10,000 Ice officers during his first administration, more than 500,000 people would have needed to apply, according to a Homeland Security inspector general report at the time. It was even more challenging for the Customs and Border Protection. In the report, it said to hire another 5000 agents, the government would have to have screened 750,000 people when the Border Patrol doubled in size, from roughly 9200 officers to 18,000 within a few years, a remarkable spike in corruption and misconduct happened. one way the Trump administration could get around the hiring issues for Ice is by expanding the 287 G program, which effectively deputizes local law enforcement to enforce federal immigration laws. The federal government currently has more than 800 such agreements in place, but the program requires local buy in. Democrat led cities are unlikely to participate in that. A Homeland Security hiring expo last month, more than 1000 people were tentatively offered job offers out of roughly 3000 candidates. Number four earlier this year, Doge under the Trump administration, cut roughly 600 positions from the National Weather Service in the name of combating government waste. Neil Jacobs, Trump's pick to run the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, which oversees the National Weather Service, made this statement in his Senate confirmation hearing on Wednesday. He said he would make staffing the weather service office a top priority. He also said it's really important for the people to be there because they have relationships with the people in the local community. the Trump administration, laid off or offered buyouts to hundreds of NWS staff in the part of Texas where floods recently hit. The San Antonio Austin NWS office was short six employees from its standard staffing of 26 people. The San Angelo office, which provided alerts to parts of central Texas, was also short four people from its standard staffing of 23. Number five, at least 31 workers were safely rescued after a tunnel collapse in a large industrial complex in Los Angeles Wednesday evening. The collapse took place at the 18 foot diameter tunnel being constructed for municipal wastewater management. More than 100 LA fire departments responded to the scene, including the LA Fire Department, urban Search and rescue team members. workers were brought out of the tunnel area in a caged hoisted up by a crane. Now let's move on to world news. Number one. This one is a bit of a mix of world and US news. Francesca Albanese an UN Special rapporteur has been sanctioned by the United States over her work as an independent investigator scrutinizing human rights abuses in Gaza. US Secretary of State Marco Rubio made the statement, saying that she has spewed unabashed antisemitism, expressed support for terrorism and open contempt for the United States, Israel and the West. Francesca believes the sanctions were calculated to weaken her mission. She says she'll continue to do what she has to do. I've been reporting on her for over a year, and nothing Marco Rubio says is accurate, in my opinion. She's holding countries accountable based on the proof provided. And much of that proof comes from the Israeli soldiers documenting their war crimes and putting it on social media for views. number two. Let's do an update on the ongoing cease fire attempts between Hamas, the United States and Israel. today. Hamas said it opposes any ceasefire deal that includes a large Israeli military presence in Gaza, after offering to release some hostages. Late Wednesday, they said they agreed to release ten people. sticking points for Hamas? Are the disagreements over the free flow of aid into Gaza and Israel's military withdrawal. The negotiations continue in Doha for a 60 day ceasefire. All right, that's it for this episode. Have a great day.

U.S. news and world news daily update for July 9th, 2025.  Number one, if you are flying in the US soon, you do not have to remove your shoes anymore for TSA. The new policy goes into effect immediately at all airports nationwide. The no shoe policy was first implemented in 2006. Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem, said that the new technological advances have made it possible to make this change without compromising safety. Number two, if you are having a child between 2025 and 2028, the story is for you. Your child could be eligible for their very own Trump account. President Trump is going to give $1,000 of seed money to every child born from the beginning of 2025 to the end of 2028. This will be similar to an IRA. Under the new program, parents will have the option to open Trump accounts for any child under 18 at a bank of their choice. Contributions will be capped at $5,000 per year, including up to $2,500 tax free from a parent's employer. The money will grow tax free until it's withdrawn and must be invested in a broad stock index. Account holders can make partial withdrawals when they turn 18 and access the full amount at age 25, but only for qualified purposes, including paying for college, starting a business or buying a first home. They get full access to the funds at age 30 to use for any purpose. Now, once cashed out, distributions will be taxed as long term capital gains if the funds are used for a qualifying purpose. When you spend on anything else will be treated as ordinary income. Number three an Iranian woman who was detained by Ice has been released following advocacy from Republican House Majority Leader Steve Scalise. Donna Kashanian 64 years old, was detained by Ice last month while gardening in her yard at her New Orleans home. She has been living in the United States for 47 years, and her husband and daughter are both US citizens. She has been allowed to stay in the US as long as she has checked in regularly with immigration authorities, which her family and attorney says that she has done. due to the public pressure and political pressure, she was released. Number four in Trump's cabinet meeting yesterday, he suggested taking over New York City and Washington DC. The comments came after he was asked about New York City's upcoming mayoral election. Trump said about Democratic candidate Zohran Mamdani, we're not going to have if a communist gets elected to run New York, it can never be the same. But we have tremendous power at the white House to run places where we have to. He also said we could run DC. We're looking at DC. We don't want crime in DC. We want the city to run well. He also said this about DC. We would run it so good it would be run so proper. We'd get the best person to run it. And we know crime would be down to a minimum, would be much less. And, you know, we're thinking about doing it, to be honest with you. Number five, the U.S. Agricultural Secretary, Brooker Rollins, said on Tuesday that there will be no amnesty for agricultural workers as President Trump's administration moves to deport all immigrants in the country illegally. Rollins said the administration wants a 100% American workforce, and suggested that some people receiving government aid could replace immigrant workers. She said, ultimately, the answer on this is automation. Also some reform within the current governing structure. And then also when you think about it, there are 34 million able bodied adults in our Medicaid program. There are plenty of workers in America, she said at a press conference outside the Department of Agricultural Headquarters. now most adults on Medicaid work full or part time or are not working due to illness or disability, caregiving or school attendance, according to a may brief by the health policy organization KFF. Now let's move on to world news. Number one, Russia targeted Ukraine with a record 728 drones overnight. Yesterday, President Trump pledged to send more defensive weapons to Ukraine and criticized Russian President Putin, which was unusual for him. The Ukrainian military downed almost all the drones, with some of the six hypersonic missiles launched did cause unspecified damage. Number two. Yemen's Houthis have damaged a second ship in as many days in the Red sea, targeting a vessel with rocket propelled grenades. There is video of one of these events, which I'll put on my Instagram Reels today, if you want to see that. Number three. Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz told reporters that he instructed the IDF and the ministry to bring forward a plan to establish a new humanitarian city in the southern Gaza Strip on the ruins of Rafah. His ideas to accommodate initially some 600,000 Palestinians who have been living in the Mawasi area on the coast after being displaced from elsewhere in the strip after screening them to ensure Hamas members are not entering. Once in the zone, Palestinians will not be able to leave. He also emphasized his ambition to encourage Palestinians to voluntarily emigrate from the Gaza Strip to other countries, saying this should be fulfilled, so essentially shrinking their open air prison and forcing them out by making conditions worse than they already are. For those who are not up to date on the aggression of the Israeli government, on the Palestinian people the last seven decades, I encourage you to look some of this up. Western education has neglected many of us on the details of this history. The Hundred Years War on Palestine is a good book to start with. Or check out my social media. I have documented the last two years and also many historical events. All right. That's it for this episode. Have a great day.

U.S. and world news daily morning update for July 8th, 2025. We have seven quick updates for you.  #1 ICE decided to create a scene at MacArthur Park in Los Angeles Monday afternoon. They had large numbers on foot and also on horseback, walking through the park in a line with no clear, obvious mission. This, of course, brought out protesters, the mayor, and a bit of chaos. They left shortly after Mayor Karen Bass showed up. #2 Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu spent Monday night having dinner at the white House. This is his third visit in six months. In typical fashion, Trump had the media there before the dinner to answer questions. Questions were asked about all topics, but included several on Israel. Netanyahu also nominated Trump for a Nobel Peace Prize and let him know during this moment. #3 The Texas flood has now claimed at least 104 lives. While this is a tragedy. A few stories are coming out of people saving lives. One person is Petty Officer Scott Ruskin. A US Coast Guard rescue swimmer, he was able to save 165 children. #4 Trump sent off a bunch of letters to several countries about future terrorists that they should expect. Japan and South Korea will get a 25% tariff. August 1st Malaysia, Kazakhstan, South Africa, Myanmar and Laos. Tariff rates will be as high as 40%. Later on the day. On Monday, he posted seven new letters to the leaders of Tunisia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Indonesia, Bangladesh, Serbia, Cambodia and Thailand, putting the running total of 14 letters delivered on Monday. #5 The Justice Department is planning on deporting Kilmer Abrego Garcia if he's released from criminal custody pending his trial in Tennessee. He could be released as early as next week. information has been put out about his conditions while he was in El Salvador prison, known as CECOT Now let's move on to the world news. Let's move on to world news #1 The Israeli Defense Forces took a big hit yesterday, resulting in the deaths of five soldiers and 14 being injured, two of those in critical condition. They were on foot when they were hit with an explosive device. A second group came to the rescue and they were also attacked. Then a third group came and they were attacked several times in social media. Now, several times on social media, for those who follow me, I've spoken about the IDF's lack of spacing and how they react to attacks gives opportunities to create mass casualties. This could be one of those examples. This attack also happened within 500m of the northern fence in Gaza. #2 Israeli authorities have announced the seizure of 183 acres, or 74 hectares, of land, northeast of Ramallah in the occupied West Bank. the area has been declared state land since early 2023. Israel has seized a total of 6380 acres, or 2582 hectares of land, under the so-called state land designation. All right, that's it for this episode. Have a great day.

Morning news update of U.S. news and world news for July 7th, 2025. We have five U.S. news stories and two world news stories. These are quick news updates. Transcript: Number one, Attorney General Pam Bondi and the Department of Justice have released a memo saying there was no evidence that the late convicted sex offender, Jeffrey Epstein, kept a client list or was murdered. It wasn't long ago that Elon Musk tweeted that the alleged files hadn't been released because Trump was featured in them. And in February, Pam Bondi told Fox News that the list was sitting on her desk for review. And it also wasn't long ago that a bunch of popular right wing people were brought into the white House to receive the first list. But now there's no list.  Number two, there have been more measles cases in the US this year than any other year since the disease was declared eliminated a quarter century ago. Why is this? Well, West Texas is a big reason an unvaccinated pocket of West Texas is definitely contributing to the numbers. There have been at least 177 confirmed cases in the US in 2025 so far. The previous record in 2019 was a total of 1274 cases. Three people have died this year from measles, two children in Texas and one adult in New Mexico. Number three. The updated numbers of the Texas flood are at least 82 deaths, and at least 41 are still missing at the time of this recording.  Number four, we are fast approaching Trump's latest tariff deadline, which is July 9th. The tariffs go into effect on August 1st and countries are facing a rate from 10 to 70%. Trump said yesterday on the tarmac that they are sending letters to some of our trading partners this week to move things along faster. Number five, Trump is hosting Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu today at the white House. This will be the third time in six months. The question is, will the cease fire happen from this meeting? Now, let's move on to World News Number one. One on Sunday, the Houthis in Yemen attacked a ship in the Red sea, which was the first attack in months. The attack was done by multiple small boats. In the past, the Houthis were attacking Israeli connected ships. In response, the Israeli military launched airstrikes hitting Houthi held ports on a cargo ship. Moving on to Gaza. The Palestinian Health Ministry says at least 105 bodies and 356 wounded people were brought to hospitals across Gaza over the last 24 hours. All right. That's it for this morning. Have a great day.

U.S. and world news daily update for July 6th, 2025. In today's daily news update here are the U.S. news topics: Update on the deadly Texas flood, Tesla is testing robotaxi's in Austin, Texas, Tropical Storm Chantal has arrived, California is experiencing its largest wildfire of the year, the Trump administration has deported 8 men to South Sudan, Margorie Taylor Green and Congressional candidate Kandiss Taylor are spreaing conspiracy theories due to the Texas flood,  and Elon Musk has created a new political party. In world new we discuss China's introduction to the U.S. coffee market, Iran's Supreme Leader has his first public appearance, Hezbollah makes statement about Israel, Israel will send negotiators to talk to Hamas, the West Bank is getting detroyed daily and the U.S. economy is expeting a lose in tourism.

U.S. and world news daily morning update for July 5th, 2025. Today's U.S. news covers the flood in Texas, President Trump signing the Big Beautiful bill, the Discovery Space Shuttle may be moved due to the Big Beautiful bill, a Republican representative is putting pressure for Trump's face to be on Mount Rushmore and another Republican representaitve deletes an offensive tweet from X. In world news Russia recognizes the Taliban as a government in Afghanistan, Hamas the and U.S. are working through a possible 60-day ceasefire, Israel has provided more displacement orders in Gaza, and they admitted to doing an assassination earlier this week in Beirut. And we end it with some good news, Oasis has performed for the first time in 16 years.

President Donald Trump announced his tariff plans against the world. In this episode I discuss some of those details. I also discuss some of the crazy things associated with the tariffs. 

Many of Trump's leaders were caught sharing sensitive information about their attacks on Yemen's Houthi's. A journalist was accidentally added to a Signal chat group. Allegedly this chat had 18 members of Trump's leaders discussing sensitive material. Some of the alleged people were Pete Hegseth, Vice President JD Vance, Secretary of State Marco Rubio, and the National Security Advisor Mike Waltz.

This podcast covers three topics today. Trump's ICE is continuing to pick up people it shouldn't. The criteria seems to be to pick any green card holder and student visa person who is pro-Palestinian. And also picking up anyone who speaks Spanish as a first language. Pete Hegeth continues to delete history related to any minority. The Navajo Code Talkers and the Tuskegee Airmen are some of the latest victims to his racism.  Israel is back to detroying Gaza and killing innocent civilians in high numbers again. More than 1100 casualties in 72 hours. 70% of  those being women and children.

Norman Finkelstein, a well known expert on Gaza and the West Bank is speaking at an event in Washington, DC. Norman Finkelstein is a professor and his parents are survivors of the Holocaust. He has been speaking out for the Palestinians for decades based on his research and evidence against the Israeli government.  In this event he discusses the recent history of Gaza and the effect of it around the world. He also discusses Gaza's future in relation to President Trump.

Daily U.S. news updates. Daily world news updates. Today's daily U.S. news updates and daily world news covers these topics. President Biden, Secretary Here are the stories: Two U.S. congressman submitted a bill giving Americans who serve in the Israel Defense Forces the same kind of financial protection. The U.S. temporary pier in Gaza has so far been a disaster. Israel took the Associated Press live feed camera that looks into Gaza. Israeli soldiers and police are tipping off Israeli settlers on the locations of trucks of humanitarian aid headed for Gaza. Kamal Adwan hospital in Gaza is the latest hospital under attack by the IDF. Norway's prime minister said they will arrest Benjamin Netanyahu if he shows up in Norway. Humanitarian food has stopped in some areas due to safety reasons. Governor Kristi Noem of South Dakota has been banned from all South Dakota tribal lands.

Daily news updates for the U.S. Daily news updates for the world. Today's daily U.S. news updates and daily world news updates cover the following topics. Biden, Gaza, Israel, and the West Bank.  

The U.S. government has decided to end TikTok. I think we as the people can create a better TikTok. I envision a new TikTok platform where the people vote on how the app looks and how it operates. Let's not let the billionaires control us anymore. Let's get together and create a better TikTok that doesn't censor us and let's us be critical of our governments.

Today's U.S. news updates. Today's world news updates. Today's U.S. news updates and world news updates stories include: Entrepreneur Frank McCourt is interested in purchasing TikTok. President Joe Biden and Donald Trump have agreed to two debates. The Biden administration has imposed tariffs on Chinese EVs. Joe Biden is selling more weapons to Israel. The Slovak Prime Minister has survived an assissination attempt.  Hospitals struggle in Gaza as fuel is needed to run their generators. Israel shelled another UNRWA facility. Australia senators says Israel is creating a genocide while another Australian state governmnet has banned the keffiyeh. Today is the day we recognize the 76th anniversary of the Nakba. The UN has launched an investigation into the killing of one in an UN vehicle in Rafah. Ireland says they will recognize Palestine soon.

Daily U.S. news updates, Daily world news updates. Today's daily U.S. news updates and daily world news stores are: Anthony Blinken admits Israel may not be in accordance with international law for human rights. Senator Bernie Sanders says Israel shouldn't get any more money from the U.S. Senator Lindsay Graham says Israel shouldn't be restricted with what kinds of weapons they get from the U.S. TikTok users have started blocking celebrities and influencers who haven't spoken up about Gaza. Jerry Seinfeid and Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin both received boos and walkouts during their commencement speeches at Duke and VCU, respectively. Donald Trumps former lawyer Michael Cohen will be in court today to speak out against Trump. An United Nations truck has been struck by bullets neaer the Rafah crossing. 360,000 Palestinians have now fled Rafah. The Kuwaiti hospital in Rafah has been told to evacuate by the IDF. The IDF has at least 50 injured the last 24 hours. The IDF has displaced people from six UNRWA schools this weekend. Trinity College Cambridge has divested from Israel's Elbit Systems. The IDF are fighting in Jabalia and Zeitoun again. Egypt has formally joined South Africa for the ICJ court case against Israel. Journalists were detained in Israel for accusations that they were working for Al-Jazeera. 226 buildings in the West Bank have been destroyed in April.

Daily U.S. news update. Daily world news update. Today's daily U.S. news and daily world news update stories include:  Donald Trump classified court case has been delayed indefinitely. Three high school superintendants are answering questions in front of Congress about aniti-semitism. CNN report shows discrepancies with the death of 13 Marines in Afghanistan during the rapid withdrawal. Biden administration missed the deadline to give a report on Israel's funding for military and police groups humanitarian violations. The George Washington University encampment has been cleared by police.  Another mass grave has been found at al-Shifa hospital in Gaza. More arrests and house demolitions in the West Bank. Israel continues to use artillery against Rafah.  Thank you for listening to today's daily U.S. news update and daily world news update. 

Today's daily news for the United States and the daily news for the world. Gaza and Rafah are main topics today.

Daily world news update. Daily U.S. news update. Covering news around the world especially Gaza and Israel. Also covering the college encampments.   

Today's daily U.S. news update, Today's daily world news update. Today's U.S. news covers a lot of events pertaining to Gaza and Israel. Today's world news events covers a lot of events pertaining to Gaza and Israel too. Today's daily U.S. news updates and daily world news updates cover these stories: Anthony Blinken's state department is divided on Israel's violations of international law. Updates on all the college protests and encampments for Gaza and Palestinians. I go over my experiences of USC and UCLA protests. Updates on the massive amounts of debris and unexploded ammo in Gaza. Anthony Blinken discussing Rafah invasion. More talks about a truce deal for a hostage exchange.  The ICC may have some arrest warrants out in the future for some Israel leadership to include Netanyahu. Israel and the U.S. continue to work on the pier and dock. Protests continue to grow in Israel against Netanyahu and his government. Thank you for listening to today's daily U.S. news update and today's daily world news updates.

Daily U.S. news update. Daily world news update. The daily world news update focuses on Israel, Gaza, West Bank, and Palestinians. The daily U.S. news covers major events including politics. Today's daily U.S. news updates and daily world news updates are: Donald Trump is back in the court house where the opening statements begin today in his first of many criminal trials. Columbia University continues their protest hoping to get the college to divest from Israel. U.S. Congress passed several aid bills for Ukraine, Israel, and Taiwan. They also passed a bill banning TikTok. UN reports Israel failed to prove UNRWA has Hamas members. Israeli's were caught with sheeps and goats they were using for a ritual at the Temple Mount. The chief of IDF Intelligence has resigned. Mass graves have been found at a Gaza hospital. Eighteen children were killed by an Israeli airstrike on Saturday night in Rafah. IDF has been picking up their surveillance activity in Rafah. Five rockets were fired at U.S. soldiers in Syria. Israeli settlers in the West Bank have set a barn on fire. An Isaralie poll shows that most Israeli's don't think Netanyahu is one step away from victory. Thanks for listening to the daily U.S. news updates and the daily world news updates.

Daily U.S. news updates. Daily world news updates. World news coverage currently covers a lot of Israel, Gaza, Palestinian, Iran, and middle east news. U.S. news covers politics and major news events. Today's daily news updates are: The U.S. House of Representatives will vote on bills  related to Taiwan, TikTok, Ukraine, and Israel. Tesla's cybertruck has its first recall. Donald Trump lost a bid to delay another trial. Israel barely attacked Iran last night.  A man threatened to blow up an Iranian consulate in France. The U.S. vetoed Palestine's chance of becoming a full UN member. Over a hundred arrested at Columbia University protests. U.S. gives  embassy in Israel travel restrictions. Israel continues to raid West Bank and destroying infrastructure. Biden is looking to give Israel even more weapons. G7 got togehter and ask for a sutainable ceasefire. Blinken says the U.S. is still not supporting a Rafah invasion. The EU sanctioned some Israeli settlers and groups.  Thanks for listening to the daily U.S. news updates and daily world news updates.

Today's episode I cover a new story about Secretary of State Anthony Blinken. His own State Department panel called Leahy recommended restrictions to funding of some Israeli military and police units. He has been sitting on this recommendation since December of 2023. He and the Biden administration continue to give Israel special treament while they do horrible crimes.  

Daily U.S. news updates. Daily world news updates. Today's daily world news updates cover Israel, Gaza, Palestinians, and the West Bank. Today's daily U.S. news updates cover U.S. politics. Today's news stories are: Speaker of the House Mike Johnson has several bills for congress to vote on. Google fired their protesting employees. The NYPD arrested several pro-Palestinian supporters at Columbia University.  UN special rapporteur Francesca Albanese talks about how many tons of bombs were used on Gaza. Over 40 countries have signed a joint statement condemning Iran. The EU has agreed to impose sanctions on Iran. China supports Palestine being recognized as a full member at the UN. The Palestinian Football Association has demanded punishment of the Israel Football Association. Israel Finance Minister Smotrich wants Israel to inflict a disporportionate damage to Iran. Secretary of State Blinken has been ignoring his own State Department panel involving crimes by Israel.  It's looking like Israel may celebrate Passover before attacking Iran. Israel arrested 40 Palestinians in the West Bank the last 24 hours. Nuseirat refugee camp in Gaza has been devasted again by the IDF. Thank you for listening to today's daily U.S. news updates and today's daily world news updates.

Daily world news update. Daily U.S. news update. Today's news will heavily focus on Israel, Iran, Gaza, West Bank, and Palestinians. Today's daily news stories are: Hezbollah struck northern Israel leading to 18 injured. Crew of MSC Aries are doing fine after Iran took their ship. Today is Palestinian Prisoners Day. Israeli settlers continue to steal land in the West Bank. British Foreign Minister visited Israel.  The IDF has been doing operations in Beit Hanoun. Itamire Ben Gvir is targeting activists. Senator Tom Cotton says more stupid things against Palestinian protestors. Google employees who protested at Google have been arrested.  A circus elephant escaped in Montana. Seven jurors have been chosen so far for Trump's first criminal trial.

Daily U.S. news updates. Daily world news updates. Today's world news covers Israel, Gaza, Palestinians, West Bank, and Iran. Today's daily U.S. news and daily world news updates cover these stories: Worldwide pro-Palestinian protests happened on Monday. UNRWA is reporting some prisoner abuses of released Palestinians. Israel continues to keep bodies of Palestinians they killed. Unexploded ordinance has been found in Gaza schools. Israel's economy is tanking. The U.S. thinks Israel will attack proxies over a direct attack on Iran. The IDF allegedly has a plan but not a date set. Google employees are protesting their work with Israel. The USC valedictorian will not be allowed to speak at the commencement. Did I mention she's muslim? Coincidence? Trump stock went down lower after they announced  future TV and livestream media.

Daily U.S. news updates. Daily world news updates. Today's world news covers a lot of Israel, Gaza, Palestinian, and West Bank topics. Today topics are: Mass graves have been discovered at al-Shifa hospital after the IDF left. Two more Palestinians have been killed in the West Bank allegedly by settlers. Hezbollah claims the attack on the Lebanon border of four IDF soldiers. Israel is getting deeper into debt. Itamir Ben-Gvir wants Yoav Gallant fired. The IDF are opening fire on Palestinians trying to go back north. At least nine Iranian missiles landed on Israel air bases. Two IDF reserve brigades have been activated.  Two ambulance workers in Gaza have been released after 50 days of jail. UN Security Council got together on Sunday where the U.S. and Israel condemned Iran. Trump has been posting on social media attacking witnesses in his case. This may cost him money. The Phillipines are not giving more access to bases to the U.S. Mike Johnson is still trying to figure out aid packages to Ukraine, Israel, Gaza and Taiwan. John Fetterman doesn't think the U.S. is doing enough for Israel. Thank you for listening to the daily U.S. news updates and the daily world news updates.

Daily U.S. news update, Daily world news update. Daily U.S. news today covers topics like Donald Trump, the bird flu, and President Biden. World topics cover Israel, Gaza, West Bank, and other events around the world. Today's topics are: Norway wants to recognize Palestine as a state. ANERA has gone back to feeding people in Gaza. A paramedic in West Bank was beaten up by the Israeli forces. A new crossing is open into Gaza from Israel. Israel is bombing the Nuseirat camp. U.S. has given a warning to U.S. embassy employees to restrict travel in Israel due to Iran. Thanks for listening to today's daily U.S. news and daily world news.

Daily U.S. News and daily world news updates. We start you off with daily world news. The  daily world news today is about Gaza, Israel, the West Bank, and Vietnam. The daily U.S. news covers some Donald Trump topics among others. The following stories are being covered today: Donald Trump had a 3rd appeal denied. House Speaker Mike Johnson and Donald Trump are getting together to promote a bill that is not necessary. O.J. Simpson died. A vietnemese property develop got the death penalty for fraud of billions. Israel is having trouble getting new female recruits to become surveillance officers. Hamas politcal chief's family was targeted. Israeli settlers continue to harass Palestinians in the West Bank. IDF shot at some UNICEF workers. Ben-Gvir says he going to make prison tougher. A 14 year old girl was arrested in the West Bank while doing photography. Israeli protestors today are upset the IDF haven't destroyed Rafah yet. 

Daily world news update. Daily U.S. news update. This news update covers a lot of Gaza coverage at the moment. But it also cover daily U.S. news. 

Daily U.S. news update for April 3rd, 2024. This covers the daily U.S. news update for politics, major events, etc. Today's daily U.S. news updates cover these stories: Former President Donald Trump court updates. Military sales to Ukraine continue. Arizona going back to 1864 laws with abortion. Israel is purchasing 40K tents for Palestinians. Turkey is restricting exports to Israel. Lots of people and organization have been donating to Israel. 55% of Khan Younis buildings have been destroyed.  Israel's C Dome ship has its first successful defense. The U.S. caught some weapons from Iran to the Youthis. West Bank arrests are over 8K now. Israel is being more restrictive on food than other items in humanitarian aid.  Lloyd Austin tells Congress Israel hasn't committed any war crimes. Israel Defense Minister Yoav Gallant says they do not have a date set for Rafah. Thank you for listening to today's daily U.S. news update. 

Daily U.S. news update for April 2nd, 2024. Coverage of the daily U.S. and world news updates. This podcast of world news and daily U.S. news covers poltical events, major events and anything newsworthy in the United States and across the world. Today's daily U.S. news and world news covers the following stories: A man set fire to the door of Senator Bernie Sanders Vermont office. Donald Trump told his wealthly donors he will keep giving them tax cuts. The solar eclipse is here today. Itamir Ben-Gvir is threatening Netanyahu's future if he doesn't go into Rafah. The highest amount of aid trucks into Gaza happened today. UNICEF says they are staying in Gaza to keep helping. The people of Jordan continue to protest outside Israel's embassy. 56 bodies have been recovered in Khan Younis since the IDF withdrawal. Ireland's new leader Simon Harris has some strong words for Netanyahu. Thank you for listening to today's daily U.S. and world news update. 

Today I'm covering how Israel is using Artificial Intelligence (AI) for targeting in the Gaza strip. It was is supposed to be used for Hamas but it's killing thousands of civilians too. I go through +972's article on the AI being used now. They were able to get information from six intelligence officers. Gaza civilians are being killed at high rates while Israel is targeting Hamas. The Lavener AI system is meant to be an auxiliary tool but it seems like Israel is not using it that way. So far over 30K Palestinians have been killed and 70K wounded in six months going against the Lavender AI system.  This is one more example of Israel destroying Palestinian lives while the world watches. Palestinians are not safe Lavendar operation in Gaza Strip.

Daily U.S. news update for April 1st, 2024. This daily U.S. news podcast episode will cover several stories in less than ten minutes. We cover politics, breaking news, and any major U.S. daily news. Today's daily U.S. news update stories are: A member of the Texas National Guard was arrested for smuggling a migrant. Kid Rock spoke about not boycotting Budweiser anymore. Trump will only debate Biden if he does a drug test. More children have starved to death in Gaza. McDonald's buys their Israel locations back. An Australian Senator is not happy with Australia selling drone parts to Israel.  Israel opened up two border crossings to Gaza and Netanyahu and Biden spoke. Tear gas was used on people at al-Aqsa mosque. UN votes to hold Israel accountable. Turkey has arrested more people helping Israeli Mossad agency. Israel has punished soldiers fo the attack on the World Central Kitchen aid workers. Thank you for listening to our daily U.S. news update.

Daily world news update for April 4th, 2024. We cover all world news but heavy on Gaza, West Bank, and Israel content at the moment. Daily world news updates today include these stories: Biden and Netanyahu will be doing a phone call today to discuss Gaza and Rafah. Trump has more trouble with one of his many court cases. The man who drove into a FBI barricade has some Qanon views and is a fan of Trump.  The U.S. Navy struck down a few missiles sent by the Yemen Houthis. Australian Prime Minister slams Israel over the death of their aid worker Zomi Frankcom. Human Rights Investigation releases a report on an airstrike in October of 2023. Israel has halted the leave of all combat units in preparation for a retalition by Iran.  Israeli media is reporting that Israel used the Lavender AI system to pick targets which may have led to all of the innocent casualties. Three Supreme Court judges and several hundred members of the legal British profession want the UK to stop supplying Israel weapons.  U.S. Britain and France oppose UN statement against Israel's alleged attack in Iran. Israel cabinet member Benny Gantz has demanded a prime minister election in September. A plot was thwarted of an asassination attempt on Itamir Ben Gvir. Thank you for listening to today's daily U.S. and world news updates. 

Daily world news update for April 3rd, 2024. Daily world news update covers all world news but currently has a major focus on Gaza and Israel. This includes the West Bank. Today's daily world news covers the following topics:  Biden has a meeting with Muslim and Arab community members that didn't go as planned. The LSU Governor gets mad at a problem that doesn't exist. Wisconsin and Rhode Island voters send a strong message to Biden in their primary elections. Taiwan has a record setting earthquake.  The U.S. and Israel has a virtual meeting about Rafah in Gaza. Israel continues to impede UNRWA's efforts to feed people in northern Gaza. Israel continues to arrest record numbers in the West Bank. Another humanitarian aid agency has suspended Gaza operations due to security issues. The six foreign nationals who were killed by Israel have made it to Egypt. Iran's military representative has some strong words for Israel's attack in Damascus.  Thank you for listening to today's daily world news update. And thank you for listening to the daily coverage of Gaza, West Bank, and Israel.

Daily world news update for April 2nd, 2024. We cover daily world news in less than ten minutes. This daily world news podcast is meant to learn what's going on in a fast manner. A lot of current coverage will discuss the war in Gaza. Besides Gaza news in the West Bank will also be talked about. Today daily world news topics include: Former President Trump posted bond. President Biden is hosting Muslim Americans for Ishtar. Biden is close to approving jets to Israel. Japan lifted their suspension to UNRWA. Spain will recognized Palestinian statehood this year. The country of Cyprus is bringing back some World Central Kitchen aid after the airstrike. Israel is back in Cairo for talks with Hamas.  Biden administration spokepersons' continue to dodge questions on Israel's war crimes. Israel killed 7 World Central Kitchen foreign nationals. People in Jordan continue to protest the Israeli embassay in Amman. The U.S. and Israel has a meeting to discuss Rafah. Thank you for listening to today's daily world news update. 

Daily world news for April 1st 2024. World news coverage of everything but mostly coverage on the news in Gaza and the West Bank at this time. This daily world news covers the news in a quick manner so you can get on with your day. Each daily world news coverage will be less than ten mintues. Today's world news coverage stories are: AT&T had a data breach where millions of customers data was stolen. Wisconsin has primary elections in which the pro-Palestinian movement is pushing for an uncommited vote to send Biden a message.  Representative Tim Walberg of Michigan makes some horrible statement on Gaza. Thousands of Israeli's protested on Sunday against Netanyahu. A U.S. Airforce soldier is going on a hunger strike for Gaza. The Islamic Resistance in Iraq did a drone attack in Eilat, Israel. The United States and Israel are going to have a virtual meeting today to discuss Rafah. Netanyahu had a successful hernia surgery.  Netanyahu is attempting to shut down Al Jazeera in Israel. The IDF have left al-Shifa hospital. These U.S. and world daily news stories are the ones that are covered today. Thank you for listening to the daily world news coverage in less than ten minutes. My goal is to provide you daily U.S. news and daily world news so that you can get a lot of information in less than 10 minutes.

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We bring you daily U.S. news and daily world news in under 10 minutes. Today's news stories are: Rep. AOC is calling the war in Gaza a genocide. Vice President Kamala Harris is saying that they don't want to ban TikTok. Forme RNC Chairwoman Ronna McDaniel has different thoughts about January 6th now that she's not in charge.  Riots in Jordan directed at an Israeli embassy. Four European countries are working towards recognizing a Palestinian state. The Israeli Defense Forces continue to conduct operations in three hospitals. The UN is working on a new version of a ceasefire resolution with the United States. Israeli Defense Forces have attacked another group of humanitarian aid workers. Israeli politicans battle over whether ultra-Orthodox Jews should be forced into military service. The U.S. and Israel have proposed a new hostage exchange with Hamas. The four men who did the attack in Moscow have pleaded guilty in court. Israel is not allowing UNRWA supported humanitarian aid into northern Gaza.

Daily news update. Daily world news update, Daily U.S. news update. Today's news topics are:  U.S. Secretary of State Anthony Blinken has finished his meeting with Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The Israel Defense Forces continues their raid on al-Shifa hospital. Israel's Finance Minister, Smotrich continues to illegally take more land from occupied West Bank. Israel's Defense Minister Yoav Gallant is schuduled to arrive to Washington D.C. on Sunday to ask for more weapons.  Sara Netanyahu has allegedly complained that the hostages released did not thank her of Prime Minister Netanyahu. Yemen's Houthis have opened up shipping in the Red Sea to Russia and China. The U.S. submitted a UN resolution for a ceasefire in Israel.  Chrysler motors has a major recall due to deadly airbags. President Joe Biden forgave 78,000 more student loans. House Speaker Mike Johnson wants to invite Netanyahu to come and speak to the Republicans.

Daily news update. Daily U.S. news update. Daily world news update. Today's news topics include: U.S. Congressional leaders have agreed to a spending bill to avoid a long-term government shutdown. The World Happiness report shows that the U.S. is getting more unhappy and Finland continues to dominate. Over 450 members of Hollywood have signed an open letter condemning the Oscar speech of Jonathan Glazer. Another massacre is developing at a humanitarian aid drop in Gaza. UNRWA is likely to not get funding for all of 2024. Jared Kushner said some unpleasant things about Gaza. Benjamin Netanyahu is going to speak via video to U.S. Republicans today. Yemen's Houthis were able to get a cruise missile past Israel's air defense systems. Ottawa, Canada is going to stop sending arms exports to Israel. U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin and Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant are going to meet in Washington D.C. next week. The UK has brought tons of aid to Gaza through Jordan. And Eylon Levy, Israel's english spokesperson has been suspended from his job.

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Daily news report, U.S. daily news. World daily news. Today's news includes: The Israeli Defense Forces have done a preliminary investigation of the latest humanatarian aid violence on civilians. Hezbollah put out some promotional videos saying they are ready for a fight. The U.S. military continues to drop more humanitarian aid into Gaza. Israel is claiming to have increased the amount of humanitarian aid into Gaza this month. They've also increased the amount of Palestinian casualties waiting for humanitarian aid. Five more aid distribution centers in Gaza have been attacked. Hamas has submitted a three stage proposal for a ceasefire.  Al-Aqsa mosque continues to be a scene of possible conflicts as Israel puts several limitations during Ramadan. Over half of Israeli's have returned to their homes near Gaza. Prime Minister Netanyahu has approved plans to go into Rafah.  Texas Governor Greg Abbott has been spending over a hundred fifty million of taxpayers dollars shipping migrants to other states. TikTok CEO makes a plea to the 170 million American TikTok users. Former Vice President Mike Pence has said he will not support Trump in the election. 

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Daily U.S. news. Daily world news. Today's daily news topics include: Three counts of election interference in a Trump case have been dismissed. Activists are protesting outside of Boeing in Seattle, Washington. More bands are backing out of SXSW due to the U.S. Army being a main sponsor.  Putin said his nuclear capabilties are ready if necessary. IDF Defense Minister Yoav Gallant visited Gaza today. The World Food Programme was able to get some food to northern Gazans today. Canada has donated $1m each to help with the investigation of gender-based violence on October 7th and the on Palestinian women held by the IDF. More children have been killed in Gaza the last 5 months than the last 4 years in the world combined. Ben-Gvir is upset that a police officer is being questioned for shooting and killing a 13 year old. An UNRWA facilitity has been hit with an airstrike. 

Daily U.S. news. Daily world news. Today's news topics are: American-Isreli IDF soldier has been confirmed to have died on October 7th. A U.S. intelligence report show that Netanyahu is not going to be around for the long run. A fourth attack has happened to Palestinians trying to get humanitarian aid. Cyprus sends a ship to Gaza filled with humanitarian aid. Israel denies humanitarian aid due to medical child scissors.  Ramadan has begun and Al-Aqsa mosque is turning away many younger men. The Islamic Resistance in Iraq has attacked Ben Gurion airport in Tel Aviv was a drone. The IDF and a Children's organization moved orphans out of Gaza and into the West Bank. Several progressive organizations are combining forces against AIPAC. Boeing whistleblower has taken his own life. More legislation this week in DC to get rid of TikTok.

Daily U.S. news and daily world news events in the last 24 hours. Today's news topics: CENTCOM airdropped more humanitarian aid into Gaza including bottled water. Several celebrities wore the artists for peace pins at the Oscars last night. One Oscar speech mentioned the killings in Gaza. A few thousand pro-Palestinian protestors showed up at the Oscars last night. Aljazeera has asked Israel to look into the IDF video showing soldiers killing and celbrating the death of a deaf 73 year old man in Gaza.  Israel bombed a designated safe zone in Khan Younis for a third time killing many Palestinians. Israel has altered their political song for the Eurovision competition. Al-Aqsa mosque is already having issues as Ramadan begins and Israel controls the flow of who gets in. Netanyahu tells his ministers to prepare for more prisoners as they continue to round up Palestinians. More children have died in Gaza due to malnutrition. At least 25 Palestinians were arrested in the West Bank last night.  Ultra-orthodox Jews are threatening to leave Israel if they are forced into military service. Ramadan is here and there is still no ceasefire.

Daily U.S. news and world news. Today's news topics are: Senator Katie Britt made an interesing rebuttal to Biden's State of the Union Address. Marjorie Taylor Greene made a statement with her outfit. A father of a soldier who died in Afghanistan momentarily disrupts Biden's speech. Biden covered many topics in his speech last night to include Israel, Gaza, women's rights, the border issue, the economy, and Trumps failures.  CENTCOM has carried out more strikes against Yemen Houthi weapons. The IDF is arresting lots of what they call "Hamas associates" in Khan Younis. The IDF has completed their review of the Flour Massacre and its not surprising the decision they made. The IDF continues to make it difficult for muslims to go to al-Aqsa mosque on Friday's.  UAE continues to drop humanitarian aid into Gaza with the help of Egypt. And unfortunately American airdrops led to two Palestinian deaths.   

Daily news update. Daily world news update. Daily U.S. news update. Today's news covers the following topics. Representative Katie Porter of California has some harsh words for the billionaires who helped keep her away from the California Senator position. President Biden will be giving his annual State of the Union address tonight. TikTok is at risk of going away again in the United States. The United States continues to air drop humanitarian aid into Gaza. The Israeli Army has confiscated another body of a child. The occupied West Bank continues to heat up with daily IDF night raids.  The Israeli Army killed at least 5 more Palestinians as they waited for humanitarian aid. Turkey has sent a ship of humanitarian aid towards Gaza. Israel has returned bodies they took from the Nasser hospital area. The Israeli prisons are becoming overcrowded. Humanitarian aid groups are pointing out how Israel is the reason humanitarian aid is having trouble getting into Gaza. Benjamin Netanyahu has said he is going into Rafah no matter what the international community says.

Daily news update. Daily U.S. news update. Daily world news update. Today's news updates cover these topics. Reperesentative Adam Schiff gets some univted guests at his victory speech. Biden receives a couple hundred thousand uncommitted votes. Nikki Haley has dropped out of the Presidential race. Israel's Benny Gantz is meeting with UK's David Cameron. Illegal West Bank settlements continue to move forward. According to a representative of COGAT Israel is not the problem with humanitarian aid getting into Gaza. A television presenter from Gaza and his family were killed. More Israeli forces shot at people getting humanitarian aid. The U.S. has been secretly sending arms to Israel. The Houthis attack on a ship killed two people.