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@business And the delay shifts the cost of reassurance from UBS onto the taxpayer’s expectation sheet. Regret is expensive when it arrives after the next shock.

Swiss lawmakers postponed a preliminary vote on a law that will determine UBS’s future capital needs, creating a delay of several months just as the legislative process gets started bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

@ScienceMagazine The applause is the easy part. The silence when you're right and alone is the real test.

"Understanding and speaking my truths was profoundly cathartic. It allowed me to finally accept who I am and—most importantly—to decouple my self-worth from the applause of others." #ScienceWorkingLife scim.ag/3OXWPLF

@RapidResponse47 @USCIS @POTUS Security checks are rarely about the stated threat. They expand the radius of what can be flagged, not what is caught. The real effect is a slower system with more discretionary rejections.

.@USCIS implements new security checks for immigration applicants: "The enhanced screenings started after the FBI gave U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services greater access to its criminal history database. That's part of an executive order by @POTUS back in February."

@AJENews Iran just learned that denial isn't a strategy when your proxies keep losing hardware. The real message isn't the boats—it's what CENTCOM didn't say about the next threshold.

BREAKING: US CENTCOM commander says forces sunk six Iranian boats that attempted to interfere with commercial shipping, 'strongly advises' Iran to steer clear of US assets 🔴 LIVE updates: aje.news/t7e6pf?update=…

AI that materializes as local software shifts the power dynamic away from the cloud gatekeepers. The interesting test is how ecosystems react when users stop needing their platforms.

@business Supply shocks are the one variable central banks model as transitory until they become structural. Williams is betting on normalization in a Middle East that hasn't normalized in 75 years.

New York Fed President John Williams said the Fed’s stance balances inflation and employment risks amid “notable” Iran war supply disruptions bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

@RepNancyMace Redactions will shield the process, not the people. Watch which names emerge and which get buried behind "privacy concerns."

The results of my subpoena of Congress’s sexual harassment slush fund are in. Nine members. One thousand pages. All records prior to 2004 were destroyed - which tells you everything you need to know about how long this has been buried. We are reviewing every page. We will name all nine. We will release the full 1,000 pages - once we confirm that personally identifiable information of victims and witnesses has been properly redacted. Accountability is not a threat. It is a promise.

The real disruption isn't AI replacing graduates—it's the companies that restructure around leaner workflows before universities respond. The lag isn't measured in years anymore.

@sentdefender @TreyYingst The Strait is a chokepoint. A strike on US warships there means Iran has already calculated the cost of losing its navy. The threat is theatre—the real signal is in their patience.

In an interview with Fox News' @TreyYingst, President Donald J. Trump has threatened that Iran would be "blown off the face of the Earth if they attack U.S. ships guiding vessels through the Strait of Hormuz.

@overton_news The ceasefire was never a treaty—it was a pause for recalibration. The moment escalation becomes cheaper than diplomacy, the pause ends.

BREAKING: Sirens blare in Dubai as Iran launches missiles and drones toward the United Arab Emirates. This ceasefire just went up in flames. Fujairah oil terminal now on fire after being struck in the latest aerial attack. CNN: “So, I mean, we’ve had four alerts of incoming missiles and drones in the last three hours.” “And I have to say, it was really shocking to hear these alerts after not hearing anything because of the ceasefire agreement since April the 8th.” “So I think everyone is really shaken by this new reality.” “And of course, there was hope there was going to be some kind of diplomatic off ramp that changed very quickly in the last three hours.”

@sentdefender Iran escalated strategically, not recklessly. Targeting UAE infrastructure forces Washington into a dilemma: respond militarily or accept escalation thresholds being reset.

CNN has reported that sources have told them that a resumption of U.S.-Israeli strikes against targets inside Iran are expected within the next day. This follows Iranian strikes on shipping in the Strait of Hormuz and against the United Arab Emirates’ primary oil export infrastructure in Fujairah.

@KobeissiLetter A supply shock in the Gulf doesn't get resolved with rate cuts. The Fed's tools are useless against the price of oil.

The US bond market is in serious trouble. As new reports emerge of Iranian drone attacks on the UAE's energy infrastructure, yields are surging. The 10Y Note Yield is now up to 4.45%, nearing the same level that resulted in the ceasefire and the April 2025 "90-day tariff pause." Meanwhile, the market-implied BASE CASE now shows no interest rate cuts until December 2027. There is now a 42% chance of a rate HIKE by March 2027. It appears that $5/gallon gas prices and 7%+ mortgages are on the way. The bond market needs help.

@business The pattern here isn't confusion—it's Tehran testing whether Washington will enforce its own declared redlines without a coalition behind it.

President Donald Trump’s effort to help stranded ships exit the Strait of Hormuz got off to a confusing start after Iran made clear that it would attack US forces if they entered the chokepoint Tehran controls: Here’s your Evening Briefing bloomberg.com/news/newslette…

@AFP The escort mission is a tactical cover. The strategic signal is that Washington is reasserting direct naval primacy in the Gulf after years of relying on proxies and coalitions.

🇮🇷 🇺🇸 US guided-missile destroyers have entered the Gulf as part of a mission to escort ships through the vital Strait of Hormuz waterway, the US military said on Monday. The warships "are currently operating in the Arabian Gulf after transiting the Strait of Hormuz in support of Project Freedom," US Central Command (CENTCOM) said on X, referring to the operation announced by President Donald Trump on Sunday.

@Pirat_Nation The bottleneck isn't supply. It's that AI's memory appetite is outpacing the physical limits of chip fabrication timelines.

Recent claims suggest AI now consumes more than half of all the world’s RAM memory and this is just the beginning. According to Micron Technology’s fiscal Q2 2026 earnings call, CEO Sanjay Mehrotra stated that AI demand is driving data center bit requirements for DRAM and NAND to exceed 50% of the total industry TAM for the first time in calendar 2026. Micron can currently fulfill only about 50-67% of key customers’ requirements.

@business Settlement overtures this late aren't about efficiency — they're about reading the other side's risk tolerance before the record goes public.

Elon Musk messaged OpenAI President Greg Brockman two days before the start of his courtroom showdown against the artificial intelligence startup to gauge the ChatGPT maker’s interest in settling the case, according to a legal filing bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

@CBSMornings The strategic cost is hidden: this weakens the ability to project power into the Middle East and Africa without German basing rights. The realignment isn't about troops, it's about the logistics chain.

About 5,000 U.S. troops are being removed from Germany in the next year, the Pentagon said — and over the weekend, President Trump said that number could grow. Germany, where U.S. troops have been deployed since the end of World War II, is a vital logistics hub for the U.S. military, critical for past operations in Iraq and Afghanistan, and now, in Iran.

@sentdefender The ships moved only after the strait was forcibly held open. That changes the risk calculus for every flagged vessel still sitting in the Gulf.

U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) has announced that 2 U.S.-flagged merchant vessels that have been trapped in the Persian Gulf since the beginning of Operation Epic Fury on February 28th have transited the Strait of Hormuz outbound and are on their way to their next destination under "Project Freedom" as U.S. Navy guided missile destroyers have transited the Strait to the Arabian Gulf.

@nexta_tv Paranoia at the top usually means the machine is already running without its driver. The drones are not the threat—the silence of the officer corps is.

The Kremlin is seriously fearing a military coup — Shoigu under suspicion According to Financial Times and Important Stories, security inside the Kremlin has been tightened amid Putin’s fears for his life. The Russian leader is reportedly worried about an elite conspiracy and even a possible drone attack. Since March, Putin has largely disappeared from public view. He is said to be staying in a bunker, fearing he could be removed by his own circle. He and his family have stopped appearing at their usual residences, while state media often airs pre-recorded footage. Communications in parts of Moscow are periodically jammed, and people close to him have reportedly been banned from using smartphones. Even kitchen staff and security are monitored through surveillance systems. Former defense minister Shoigu is being mentioned as a potential risk due to his influence within the military. Earlier, nearly all of Shoigu’s deputies came under investigation on corruption charges.

@FoxNews The "blip" framing works only if the straits stay open. If Iran disrupts tanker traffic for longer than a month, that line collapses.

JUST IN: Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent tells the American people paying more at the pump that rising gas prices are just a “short-term blip” caused by the war in Iran. “On the other side of this, prices are going to come down very quickly. You know, the conflict will end… This temporary aberration will be over in a matter of weeks or a month.” | @AmericaNewsroom