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@CBSNews That sounds more like a pressure move than a long-term fix.

President Trump threatened to use Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents to staff airports if a bill to fund the Department of Homeland Security is not passed, as delays and security staffing shortages continue to worsen. cbsn.ws/4bDMU5v

Sounds like neither side wants to blink first. When talks turn into a standoff, it usually drags things out and keeps the pressure on everyone. The broader conflict is already straining the global economy, with oil prices surging and energy markets destabilized, adding pressure on the U.S. and its allies.

"On the Iranian side, they're playing sort of hard to get, they don't want to give President Trump an off ramp..." Policy analyst Paul Salem says the US is strained by the pressures and responsibilities of the global economic turmoil the war with Iran is causing.

That’s a serious threat. If he really tries to do it, 48 hours could push things toward World War 3. The U.S. may not face immediate problems, but Gulf countries would.

@ABC That’s pretty serious. Trying to access a nuclear submarine base raises a lot of security questions.

An Iranian man and a Romanian woman have been charged after trying to enter the naval base in Scotland that is home to Britain’s nuclear-armed submarines, police said Saturday. abcnews.link/RGd0mzC

@Breaking911 That’s intense. Seeing it on video makes it feel a lot more real.

🚨 INSANE FOOTAGE CAPTURES THE MOMENT AN IRANIAN BALLISTIC MISSILE SLAMS INTO THE SOUTHER ISRAELI CITY OF DIMONA

@Breaking911 Puts into perspective how precise those landings have to be. One small mistake and there’s no room to recover.

CENTCOM: “An aircraft carrier flight deck covers approximately 4.5 acres. For pilots, it’s like landing on a moving postage stamp. The crew on USS Abraham Lincoln (CVN 72) makes launching and recovering jets look routine — both day and night.”

@Breaking911 that’s really bad… when missiles start hitting homes, civilians end up paying the price.

🚨 Iran launched multiple missile barrages at the southern Israeli city of Dimona on Saturday night, with one missile scoring a direct hit on a building and injuring at least 51 people, including a 12-year-old boy in serious condition.

@BullTheoryio markets hate mixed signals one minute talks, next minute threats no wonder crypto dumped.

BREAKING: Bitcoin just dropped -$2,000 in the last 30 minutes and liquidated $232,000,000 in crypto longs. This came after President Trump threatens to "obliterate" Iran's power plants if they don’t open Strait of Hormuz within 48 hours. Yesterday President Trump said he was considering "winding down" the war in Iran.

@FoxNews that’s a serious ultimatum feels like tensions just jumped another level.

BREAKING: President Trump says Iran has 48 hours to "fully open" the Strait of Hormuz or the U.S. will start destroying its power plants, beginning with the "biggest one first."

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@AJEnglish mixed signals again… first reports of a strike, now a denial. hard to tell what’s real.

BREAKING: Iran denies targeting the UK’s military base on Diego Garcia, with a senior official telling Al Jazeera it was not behind the missile attack. The base is being used by the US for “defensive operations” in its war with Iran. 🔴 LIVE updates: aje.news/iocr9

@ABC Feels more like a political threat than an actual security plan.

President Trump said on Saturday that he is ready to deploy ICE agents to U.S. airports starting Monday if Democrats don’t agree to a funding package to end the Department of Homeland Security shutdown. abcnews.link/6B8A1Tf

@Polymarket That’s a huge turnout. When that many people show up, it usually means frustration’s been building for a while.

BREAKING: Protests in Prague draw hundreds of thousands in demonstration against billionaire Prime Minister Andrej Babis.

@pubity That’s massive. Using that much power for one site is kind of wild.

The largest data center in the world is planned to be built in Ohio, and it'll cost up to $40,000,000,000 to construct. The 3,700 acre center will require 10 Gigawatts, 1/3 of Ohio's entire power grid capacity, to run.

@washingtonpost Feels like they’re taking away the last perk of going cheap.

Basic economy airfare has been a boon for budget travelers willing to trade comforts for a cheaper price. But now that many airlines restrict that category from collecting frequent-flier miles, customers might find themselves at a crossroads. wapo.st/4cB1wEK

@CBSNews That’s kind of funny even big celebrities aren’t always recognized in the moment.

Sag Harbor police released body cam footage from their 2024 encounter with pop star Justin Timberlake. The officer who seemed not to recognize the singer asked what he was doing, to which Justin replied, "A world tour."

@WallStreetMav Big drops like that can shake people out, but they don’t always change the long-term story.

Silver and Gold have had their biggest weekly decline in 40+ years. You have to go back to the 1980s to find a worse decline for gold. Nothing fundamental has changed about the silver and gold bull case for higher prices. The last time gold had a week this bad was 1982, within 12 months gold rallied 50%. The US and European government debt continue to rise out of control. Currency devaluations continue. Silver shortages continue, unable to meet industrial demand. This is a gift to buy the dip at this point in time.

@AFpost That kind of reaction feels unnecessary.

President Trump celebrated the death of former FBI Director Robert Mueller on Truth Social. Follow: @AFpost

@visegrad24 shows how divided things can get even inside a country.

Iranian man screams out of joy after watching U.S./Israeli airstrikes hit an Iranian weapons depot in Dezful 🇺🇸🇮🇱🇮🇷

@washingtonpost That’s worrying. Anything near nuclear sites is risky.

The International Atomic Energy Agency said it is looking into reports from Iran that a nuclear site was attacked on Saturday, as its director Rafael Mariano Grossi called for “military restraint to avoid any risk of a nuclear accident.” wapo.st/4bsdYWo