World
X calls it 'the US paying Iran $300 billion,' Trump calls payment 'Fake News,' and fact-checkers say the figure is unproven — because no one can read the money terms.
Economy
X says data centers are dumping their power bill on you; MSM covers docket mechanics—but FERC just pulled who-pays from the states into a federal filing with no answer yet.
Technology
IPO trackers cheer a SpaceX-then-OpenAI race; X passes around loss-ratio screenshots—buyers transact on OpenAI's rails and credits while the audited books stay confidential.
Business
X calls it trillionaire inevitability; the sell-side marks fair value about 18% below the tape and a Strong Sell—both skip the index-fund forced buying that bids the stock regardless.
Business
MSM splits a record-backlog beat from a cash-concern selloff; X calls it AI funded by junk bonds, with most of the new spending and debt aimed at one customer, OpenAI.
Culture
MSM logs the 60 Minutes firings as a staffing story and X calls it capture or cleanup; the named fact is Weiss getting editorial control of CBS and CNN if the Warner deal closes.
Entertainment
X declares a Spielberg flop or an original's triumph; the receipt is a $44M open, a $115M figure that is the budget not the gross, and a verdict that waits for the June 19-21 hold.
Sports
X turns empty-seat clips into 'FIFA lied'; FIFA counts tickets scanned inside the footprint, not occupied seats — the label decides if 'record attendance' is real.
Life
MSM files each recall as a one-off; feeds read 'recalls everywhere' as collapse — the gap is one contaminated milk-powder source surfacing under many UPCs.
Life
MSM pairs the WHO emergency with the 20,000-case projection; X swings between pandemic dread and CDC-can't-staff jeers — the lever is whether 20% of cases reach isolation in two days.
