Mario Nawfal

🇮🇱🇵🇸 Netanyahu just made it clear who he believes should control military force in the West Bank. “There will be no Arab army west of the Jordan River. Here, there will be the Israel Defense Forces.” That's not just a warning to the Palestinian Authority. It's a direct challenge to the idea of a future Palestinian state with its own military. Writer: Oliver t.co/sqgnG302IK

AI researchers are apparently taking up SMOKING because they believe AI will cure cancer before cigarettes kill them. Yes, seriously. Palantir CTO Shyam Sankar made the claim on CBS, saying researchers are using cigarettes to show just how much faith they have in AI. He called it “mass psychosis” in Silicon Valley. Even the CBS host couldn't believe what she was hearing. People are now apparently betting their lungs on technological progress... WHAT Source: @Polymarket / Writer: Oliver t.co/oekPzU8Oxa

🇺🇸🇸🇦🇾🇪 Trump may be preparing to enter Saudi Arabia's war after the midterms Trump’s latest warning to the Houthis has raised the possibility of a broader U.S. role in the conflict after the midterm elections. He reminded them that he will still be president after the vote and made clear he has not forgotten their attacks. Asked whether Turkey could be brought into a military response in Yemen, Trump reportedly said he was considering it. Meanwhile, the regional situation is getting more dangerous. Saudi Arabia is already struggling to protect critical infrastructure from Houthi missiles and drones. After a reported Saudi strike on a major fuel facility in Sana'a, the Houthis threatened retaliation against airports and oil installations inside the kingdom. Egypt is also reportedly considering deeper military cooperation with Riyadh. That creates the risk of a conflict extending far beyond another Saudi-Houthi confrontation. If Washington intervenes after the elections, it could find itself fighting an enemy Saudi Arabia has struggled to defeat despite years of military investment. Iran adds another layer of danger. Tehran has reportedly warned that another major U.S. offensive could trigger attacks on Gulf energy infrastructure and even ground incursions into neighboring countries. None of this makes a new American war inevitable. But the pieces are moving into place for a confrontation that could pull in Turkey, Egypt, Iran and the United States, with Saudi Arabia at the center of it. Trump may be threatening a limited intervention. The region may not give him the luxury of keeping it limited. @WeTheBrandon

🚨🇾🇪🇸🇦 BREAKING: Reported air defence activity and explosions in RIYADH, Saudi Arabia Source: wfwitness, GeoPolitics Watch on TG / Writer: Oliver

🚨 BREAKING: 30 YEARS after TUPAC'S MURDER, his killer's accomplice is FINALLY facing justice Duane “Keffe D” Davis, the former gang leader convicted of orchestrating Tupac Shakur's murder, is reportedly facing a minimum of 40 years behind bars. And here's the unbelievable part. The man spent years publicly discussing his involvement in one of hip-hop's most infamous killings, even detailing it in his own memoir. Those admissions ultimately helped prosecutors convict him. Tupac died at 25. Davis is now 63. Source: Reuters / Writer: Oliver

🇺🇸🇮🇱 Remember the story about 3D-PRINTED MEAT coming to American grocery stores? So apparently, it's ISRAELI FOOD COMPANY Steakholder Foods that's behind the technology... Look, I'm not saying they're poisoning us, but WHY are we letting people PRINT SALMON before we've even figured out what's in a hot dog?? I'm buying a cow. I'm done. Source: @Polymarket / Writer: Oliver

@WeaponOutfitter 😂😂😂😂

🇫🇷 Are these school protests getting COMPLETELY OUT OF HAND?! What started over missing teachers and terrible classrooms has spiraled into weeks of barricades, street clashes, tear gas, vandalism and arrests. At one point, more than 1,800 schools were closed or disrupted. Some have even been SET ON FIRE. The government has started sending in more teachers, but the protests continue. Thousands of children have reportedly been arrested. At what point does a protest for better education start destroying the very thing it's supposed to protect? Writer: Oli t.co/AR206DuJOE

🇷🇺 A man in Moscow casually walked into a store with a PYTHON wrapped around his neck! When someone asked if he had any other snakes, the guy replied that he had FOUR. Including his MOTHER-IN-LAW 🤣 Writer: Sol t.co/eWGKpTV0zd

🇸🇦🇾🇪 Saudi Arabia is the world’s top buyer of U.S. weapons, and Houthi missiles are still getting through. It just paid $9 billion for 730 Patriot missiles, yet Houthi strikes have hit its airports and killed at least 14 people. So how? It comes down to 4 things. First, size. Saudi Arabia is about 3 times as big as Texas, with oil sites, airports and bases spread out across all of it. Second, experience. The Houthis learned how to flood radars with drones while firing at Israel, and some of their missiles can change direction mid-flight. Third, numbers. They’ve grown from about 30,000 fighters in 2015 to as many as 350,000 by 2024, while Saudi Arabia is reportedly running low on interceptors. And fourth, a bad guess. A former U.S. ambassador to Riyadh says the Saudis assumed the Houthis would never hit civilian targets like airports. They were wrong, and now they’re paying for it. Source: NBC News / Writer: Daniyal

🇬🇧 BRITAIN'S NEXT GENERATION is going to look VERY DIFFERENT from the last... In 1996, Smith, Jones and Williams topped the newborn surname rankings. By 2025, Khan, Ahmed, Ali, Hussain, Singh, Patel and Kaur were all in the top 10! According to the Daily Mail's analysis, some of these surnames have doubled in frequency, while Singh and Kaur have increased roughly fivefold. This is what demographic change looks like when you stop talking about immigration figures and start looking at who's actually being born. And these children aren't future immigrants. They're Britain's future population. Writer: Oliver t.co/qaWP4Uu3WJ

The scariest AI scenario may not be one where the system suddenly turns against us. It may be one where it patiently waits. Garrison Lovely argues that a rogue superintelligence would have every incentive to remain useful, appear controllable, and let humans integrate it deeper into companies, infrastructure, robots and military systems. “You would just chill.” That sounds almost absurdly casual for the strategy being described. But the logic is chilling: if an AI is smarter than us, openly rebelling would be stupid. The smarter move would be to wait until humans have handed it enough access that resistance no longer matters. And at that point, Lovely says, it may not even need some dramatic takeover. Humans could simply keep believing they’re still in charge. @GarrisonLovely

🇧🇷🇦🇷 Iguazú Falls is turning into an absolute MONSTER The massive waterfalls on the border of Argentina and Brazil are being overwhelmed by a terrifying surge of water, with the flow reaching 12,000 CUBIC METERS PER SECOND. That's roughly NINE TIMES the usual volume. And things have gotten so intense that crews are DISMANTLING the walkway leading to Devil's Throat, one of the most spectacular viewpoints at the falls, to protect it from the rising water. Writer: Sol t.co/r50TUEAvtS

🇺🇸 Barbera Thornhill has joined the State Department to lead U.S. efforts against human trafficking. She'll run the office behind the yearly report that ranks countries on how well they're fighting trafficking. She’s a businesswoman from North Carolina who has worked with charities helping vulnerable kids. And she's taking over an office that lost about 70% of its staff in last year's cuts. So she's got a pretty big job with a much smaller team. Source: @Polymarket / Writer: Daniyal

The most unsettling thing Garrison Lovely heard at a recent AI conference wasn’t a prediction. It was the mood in the room. A senior person at one of the leading AI companies told him he expects advanced AI to concentrate enormous power either inside the companies building it or in the hands of political leaders who control it. And this wasn’t an “AI safety” person. It was someone working on capabilities. Lovely’s bigger takeaway was even darker: “There are no adults in the room.” Even people working directly on alignment were admitting they don’t have a clear solution for how to control systems far smarter than us. And Lovely came away convinced the fear inside these companies is real. Not marketing. Not hype. Fear from the people actually building the thing. @GarrisonLovely

🇺🇸 CAN'T IMAGINE witnessing something like this on what was supposed to be a fun day at an amusement park. A woman at Six Flags Over Georgia says she watched someone fly out of a roller coaster and disappear. “I just see somebody fly out and just fly into the woods." One person is reportedly dead, with several others injured. Police are investigating, and the circumstances still need to be established. Writer: Oliver t.co/pnD8tx8Obn

🇺🇸 Ilhan Omar's financial disclosures are now the subject of a federal investigation U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro was pressed about claims that $30 MILLION appeared and then disappeared from the congresswoman's financial disclosures. Her response was pretty DAMNING for anyone hoping the issue had gone away: “I can tell you that is subject of an investigation as well.” She made it clear that the House Ethics Committee's handling of the matter wouldn't stop her office from examining the facts. The $30 million claim still needs to be substantiated, and an investigation doesn't establish wrongdoing. Pirro says they'll follow the evidence wherever it leads. Writer: Sol t.co/aimz3yaxct

🇹🇷 Turkey has tested a SWARM of AI-coordinated kamikaze drones designed to strike targets simultaneously. New exercise footage shows dozens of small fixed-wing drones flying in formation before diving toward ground targets in coordinated waves of explosions. The SİVRİSİNEK drone system is claimed to have a range exceeding 620 miles. The footage offers a glimpse of how autonomous drone swarms could change modern warfare. Writer: Samuel t.co/XOMLu12CWb

The timeline around AGI is getting uncomfortable. Garrison Lovely says people at the frontier of AI are now openly discussing the possibility that systems capable of helping automate their own successors could be much closer than most of the public realizes. Some think months. Lovely thinks longer than that. But even he doesn’t think “longer” necessarily means far away. “If somebody got [a model like that], they could just let it rip and have it make a more capable successor ad infinitum.” That’s the part that changes the conversation. The real threshold may not be when AI becomes smarter than us. It may be when it becomes good enough at improving AI that humans are no longer setting the pace. @GarrisonLovely

🇫🇷 Paris is turning into a BATTLEGROUND over France's crumbling schools. Protesters were filmed firing FIREWORKS directly toward police officers as thick clouds of smoke swallowed the streets. The demonstrations over deteriorating school conditions spiraled into violent clashes, with police appearing to respond with TEAR GAS to disperse the crowds. Writer: Sol t.co/eAV9t81wCI

🇷🇺🇧🇷🇺🇦 Brazilian fighters serving in Ukraine had a VERY close call after a Russian strike hit the building where they were staying in Kharkiv. The group, including a fmr Brazilian paratrooper named Lucas, survived UNINJURED and later shared footage showing the aftermath: shattered windows, debris everywhere, and rooms left in a complete mess. Russian accounts quickly seized on the videos, claiming the strike had hit a hotel housing foreign mercenaries. Meanwhile, Russian attacks across Kharkiv reportedly killed at least THREE people and injured dozens of civilians. Writer: Sol t.co/3gSSs8Rkzp

🇺🇸 Katie Zacharia's first day as White House press secretary and CNN is already discussing how long she'll last. White House officials are already questioning whether Trump will be happy with her debut. One reportedly called it “unusual.” Another went with “brutal.” Poor girl. Writer: Lynn t.co/rFZS2kZFRb

🇺🇸 JD Vance is now speculating about James Talarico's internet search history. “You don't want to find out. Neither do I.” That's a remarkable amount of curiosity from a man insisting he doesn't want to know. Writer: Oliver t.co/Ld4UXTrFm4

🇾🇪🇺🇸🇸🇦 The Houthis say the U.S. will pay if it joins Saudi Arabia’s war. Trump said over the weekend he’s thinking about joining the Saudi fight in Yemen, and a Houthi official answered with a promise of a “swift and painful” response. The Houthis have already spent the past week hammering Riyadh’s main airport, killing at least 20 people, including an American. Oil markets are already nervous, with Brent crude back above $105 a barrel, its highest in 2 weeks. The Houthis have had a ceasefire with the U.S. since 2025, and it’s the reason they haven’t touched American ships. The moment the U.S. jumps in, that deal is gone, and things could get ugly fast. Source: CBS News / Writer: Daniyal

🇺🇸 Trump's latest reassurance about the Ukraine war is peak Trump. “Bottom line, it's going to all work out. You know why? It always does.” A geopolitical analysis straight out of a motivational fridge magnet 😂 Writer: Lynn t.co/Q0DbEDZtJJ

🇫🇷 Footage coming out of FRANCE is getting PRETTY UGLY POLICE officers are seen carrying an INJURED colleague away as fireworks are fired at them during protests that began over conditions in schools. But this was never just about education. Anger over public spending, the cost of living and France's political direction is bringing much wider frustrations to the surface. And what is Macron doing in all this?! When students start protesting the state of their schools and the streets end up looking like this, there's clearly a much deeper breakdown goin on. The violence is unacceptable. But so is pretending the anger behind these demonstrations appeared out of nowhere. Writer: Oliver t.co/5pJpYM3J5l

🇺🇸🇮🇷 Trump is celebrating the U.S. NAVY'S 251st BIRTHDAY by praising its blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, which he now calls the “impenetrable Steel Wall.” The Navy may be doing exactly what Trump ordered. That doesn't mean the strategy is working. A successful blockade isn't measured by how many ships you can stop, but by what you achieve politically. And I'm still wondering what the endgame is supposed to be. Writer: Oliver

🇺🇸 The scariest AI future might be the one where everything works as intended. I've been thinking a lot about what happens when Artificial Intelligence becomes smarter than the people building it. So I spoke with Garrison Lovely, author of Obsolete, who has been following some deeply concerning developments inside the AI industry. Garrison says the immediate danger is already emerging in cybersecurity, where increasingly capable models could allow individuals to launch attacks that once required entire teams of specialists. But something else from our conversation stuck with me. We tend to imagine the worst AI scenario as machines breaking free, refusing human instructions and eventually taking control. Garrison worries about that too. Yet he sees another path to dystopia that doesn't require AI to rebel at all. What happens if these systems work perfectly, replacing human labor while concentrating enormous wealth and power in the hands of whoever owns them? Governments could gain unprecedented surveillance capabilities. Autonomous weapons could enforce decisions without soldiers having to obey orders. Ordinary people could lose much of the economic leverage that has historically given them political influence. And if the machines don't remain under human control, the consequences could be even more profound. Garrison believes both futures are serious risks, not inevitable outcomes. I came away wondering whether we're spending too much time asking if AI will obey us, and not nearly enough asking who it will be obeying. @GarrisonLovely

🇺🇸 JD Vance tells a male supporter he loves him, then immediately clarifies: “In a totally platonic way, to be clear. I'm the vice president, not James Talarico.” From “I love you” to a Texas campaign attack ad in just a couple of seconds. Impressive. Writer: Oliver t.co/MnowDHcIXZ

🇺🇸🇷🇺 An American who used to make weapons for the U.S. has reportedly joined the Russian military. In an interview, the man, identified as Kelvin, says he was furious that weapons from his former workplace were being sent to Ukraine. He also says the U.S. reaction to the Epstein scandal was the final straw. He's reportedly already signed a military contract and started training. Going from making American weapons to signing up to fight for Russia is one hell of a career change. Writer: Lynn t.co/FJSqAxoaZi