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The Pakistan-relayed Iranian offer is dead, the planning is for an extended blockade, and the policy is now rejection itself.
WSJ broke the tasking; Reuters and Bloomberg framed it as the least risky of three bad options.
Trump's own backers are reading WSJ as proof he picked the slow squeeze over either bombing or a deal.
One day before Section 702 expires, the House Rules Committee has postponed indefinitely and the Senate has scrubbed its starter vote — Congress is rejecting renewal by not voting.
OPEC's third-largest producer walked out and Brent settled flat — with Hormuz closed, the cartel's loudest defection didn't move a barrel.
Powell's last meeting holds rates and pins inflation on the Hormuz blockade — the post-Powell Fed inherits a war premium, not a data point.
Microsoft and Meta print after the bell with $135 billion of Meta capex and 45 percent of Microsoft's $625 billion backlog tied to one OpenAI counterparty.
Paramount filed a petition naming PIF at 15.1, L'Imad at 12.8, and Qatar at 10.6 percent — three Gulf states, one CBS, and 49.5 percent foreign equity in writing.
Title X's 2027 grant criteria sideline contraception for fertility-awareness language, and the country has already split into a pro-life win frame and a maternal-mortality consequence frame.
The Bureau of Reclamation's never-before-used emergency clause is now Colorado River law — a 1.48 million acre-foot release cut at Glen Canyon Dam to keep Lake Powell above the 3,490 elevation.
A British king on the floor of the House delivered the allied countertext to a leaked Pentagon retaliation memo — and got 22 standing ovations doing it.
OpenAI is a $20 billion buyer, a $1 billion lender and a near-10 percent shareholder in Cerebras — and the S-1 puts all three on one page in plain English.
Vercel's update names a second compromise, predating the April incident — and the procurement warning label any company running OAuth tokens just got bigger.
The Justice Department is using the WHCA shooting to argue the new White House ballroom is the 'ideal solution' — and a Thursday detention hearing decides if Cole Allen waits in jail.
Eugene Braunwald died at 96 with a Heart Rhythm paper in press — a 74-year career, the TIMI score in every ER, a textbook in its 13th edition, and one more manuscript waiting for galley proofs.
Wastewater detections in Newark and Atlanta join the CDC's weekly map as confirmed U.S. measles cases cross 1,748 in 33 jurisdictions — the surveillance system has gone metropolitan.
NICE closed its lecanemab and donanemab consultation on Tuesday with the new Cochrane review filed in time — the appraisal committee's June 10 meeting will read the methodology fight.
A federal grand jury indicted Tony Fauci's senior adviser David Morens on Tuesday — three years of subcommittee email evidence has now passed through Justice Department review.
Twelve percent of Americans are on a GLP-1 — and Olive Garden, Smoothie King, Subway and Shake Shack are redesigning menus around them while 37 percent ask not to be told.
Three vendors with three different ethical postures are signing hospice contracts — and bereaved families now have to choose, before the social worker has the protocol.
