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U.S.-Iran tensions escalate as Trump threatens intervention amid Iranian protests; Iran warns of retaliation if U.S. meddles in internal affairs.

Prominent Jewish organizations in New York City express concern as new Mayor Zohran Mamdani rescinds key antisemitism protections, including the IHRA definition and measures against BDS. Despite pledges to combat hate, groups warn that rolling back these safeguards could undermine Jewish safety and inclusion. Critics argue it weakens the citys ability to address rising antisemitic incidents, while Jewish leaders view it as an early test of Mamdanis commitment to unity.

Irans economic crisis sparks protests, with exiled leader Reza Pahlavi praising Trumps support. Trump vows to protect protesters, while Irans parliament speaker warns of retaliation. Protests spread across cities, with at least seven fatalities. Pahlavi proposes a stable transition plan, backed by Iranians and U.S. leadership, for lasting peace.

Dow Jones ends four-day losing streak, chipmakers lead gains; S&P 500 and Nasdaq struggle; Wall Street feels pricey amid warnings of real risks; Federal Reserves path and jobs data to influence market; Trump tariff surprises loom.

Ukraines President Zelenskyy appoints Mykhailo Fedorov as new defence minister, praising his work on drone programs and digital transformation. Fedorov replaces Denys Shmyhal, whos moving to a different role. The president aims to overhaul the ministry, bringing in fresh approaches and international partners. This reshuffle comes amid a wider government reshuffle, with Kyrylo Budanov taking over the Presidents Office and Oleh Ivashchenko stepping into Budanovs old role. These moves signal Ukraines push for innovative defence strategies as the war continues.

Zohran Mamdanis victory in New York Citys mayoral race has shifted the progressive political landscape, leaving San Francisco in the shadows. Once a beacon for left-wing ideas, San Francisco now faces austerity measures, increased policing, and tech industry dominance, as moderate Democrats backed by big tech cash take the lead.

Beef Buyers: Check Your Purchases for Antitrust Settlement Cash! If you bought beef products between August 2014 and December 2019, you might be eligible for a share of a major antitrust settlement. Major meatpackers like Tyson Foods and Cargill are accused of secretly agreeing to cut competition, driving up beef prices. The companies involved include JBS, Swift Beef, National Beef Packing, and Tyson Fresh Meats. Tyson has agreed to pay $55 million, and Cargill is set to pay $32.5 million. This affects grocery store purchases of fresh or frozen beef from chuck, loin, rib, or round cuts. Premium stuff like organic, grass-fed, kosher, or processed ground beef doesnt qualify. A judge in Minnesota will review the deal, and payments wont start until approved and any appeals wrap up. File a claim by June 30th, 2023, or opt out by March 31st, 2026, to sue on your own. Check eligibility at www.overchargedforbeef.com or call 1-877-283-8711 for details and forms.

Trump administration expands immigration restrictions, targeting 39 countries, including Mali and Burkina Faso, in response to national security concerns and high overstay rates. West African nations retaliate with their own entry bans, escalating tensions.

President Trumps Health Habits: A Cardiologists Perspective - In this episode, we delve into President Trumps recent claims about his cognitive exam results and his daily health regimen, including his high aspirin intake. We speak with top cardiologist Doctor Chauncey Crandall, who explains the risks and benefits of Trumps aspirin dosage and warns about winter dangers for heart patients.