⚡️🇷🇺 NEW - Putin on Romania drone incident: No one can tell the origin of a particular aircraft until an examination of that aircraft has been carried out. After all, we know that Ukrainian drones have flown into Finland, into Poland, and into some of the Baltic states. The first reaction was exactly the same as now in Romania.

⚡️🇷🇺 NEW - Russian special forces used a handheld Yolka kinetic interceptor drone to shoot down a Ukrainian strike UAV in Donetsk direction.

⚡️👽️ NEW - UFO expert Dr. Steven Greer says the CIA has been faking alien abductions, mutilations, and even village attacks for decades in order to trigger public panic. He says they possess man-made aliens, programmed life forms, and even robotic gray aliens. He says Trump needs to reveal all of this to the public for full disclosure to take effect.

⚡️🇺🇸 NEW - MSNow: You're willing at this point to let the Senate fall into the hands of Democrats, if that's what it takes to end data centers? Republican Voter: My entire community is going to break rank. Everybody, all of us. We've had enough.

⚡️🇺🇸 NEW - Admiral Robert Harward, who went viral as the “masked man,” has refused to pull on his face and says he doesn’t care about the rumors of him wearing a mask. He says his goal is only Iran and that everything else is a distraction. “Can you just give me a tug?” “No, you’re not going to get anything out of me.”

⚡️🇺🇸 NEW - JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon lashes out at The Clarity Act, says banks are going to fight it and Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong is "full of shit" "We'll fight it. If we lose, we lose. It will be fought."

⚡️🚨 TECH - Malicious actors can now use your SSD's activity, just by getting you to open their website, to spy on which other sites you're browsing and which apps you're running. The attack, called FROST, is accurate: 88.95% on identifying websites, 95.83% on identifying applications. It works on macOS and Linux, across browsers, and runs entirely in JavaScript. The browser makers were told, and largely shrugged. Chromium says fingerprinting isn't a security bug. Apple called it out of scope. Mozilla acknowledged it and shipped nothing. Researchers at Graz University of Technology developed the attack. It abuses the Origin Private File System, a browser feature that lets sites store files on your disk without asking. The attack creates one huge file, then constantly times how fast it can read from it. When you open another tab or launch an app, that activity competes for the same SSD, and the tiny changes in read speed leak what you're doing. A trained neural network turns those timing patterns into guesses about which site or app it is.

⚡️🇦🇪 NEW - A man records himself at the Museum of the Future in Dubai and warns that elites have already displayed plans for a neural chip that would allow humans to communicate telepathically with people and robots. The museum also displays a payment implant designed to be placed under the skin for contactless payments. "There's a reason why Neo and John Connor tried to take out the robots of the future."

⚡️🇫🇷 END OF DAY - On Thursday, French police arrested some young people just because they were swimming during the heat wave. I wanted to tell you about it before I go.

⚡️🇺🇸 BIG - NEWSMAX: “We've got almost 500,000 Americans living with a rare tick borne illness that makes people allergic to meat, but not the lab grown meat that Bill Gates has invested … Maybe this is not a coincidence after all?”

⚡️🇺🇸 NEW - Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says the U.S. Government has seized $1 billion of Iran's crypto: "Just outright grabbed the wallets. Some of them may be typing in right now and might not realize their wallet had been grabbed."

⚡️🇺🇸 NEW - Pam Bondi has now admitted she was never truly in charge of the Epstein files and was merely a puppet while Todd Blanche ran the entire operation behind the scenes. Blanche is accused of helping bury the names of Epstein’s most powerful associates tied to the child trafficking network. Blanche has publicly claimed that Epstein had no clients, that Pizzagate is not real, and that Israel was not involved. “Acting AG Todd Blanche was managing the entire investigation.”

⚡️🇺🇸 NEW - Pete Hegseth says that if Iran doesn't agree to take the $300,000,000,000 ( 1000's of pallets of cash ) Trump is offering for a deal, then he's putting boots on the ground.

⚡️🇺🇸 NEW - Someone publishes the entire U.S. Constitution on the Bitcoin blockchain

⚡️🇺🇸 NEW - New Yorkers with 16 or more speeding violations will now have to install devices in their cars to limit their driving speeds. The device will use GPS tracking to restrict how fast the car can drive to the posted speed limit. The device will be wired into the vehicle's onboard computer. If drivers refuse to install the device, their registrations will be revoked after 45 days.

⚡️🇺🇸🇮🇷 NEW - Trump is ready to give Iran $300 billion - the New York Times The proposed US-Iran peace deal includes a $300 billion “reconstruction fund” for Iran

⚡️🎮 NEW - California's State Assembly approved a Stop Killing Games bill targeting games that need a server connection to play. Before shutting those servers down, developers would have to give 60 days' notice, then either release a patch that makes the game playable offline or refund players. Only applies to games released after Jan 1, 2027. The Senate still has to approve it. Stop Killing Games is an international consumer campaign (started in 2024 by YouTuber Ross Scott) pushing to stop publishers from making purchased games unplayable. It's pursued an EU Citizens' Initiative and backs related bills like California's AB 1921.

⚡️🇺🇸 NEW - SEC Chair Paul Atkins says he's confident Congress will advance the Clarity Act and President Trump will sign it into law

⚡️🎙️ NEW - Redacted exposes a terrifying report. The US is secretly moving ISIS terrorists out of Syrian prisons into Iraq to launch a proxy attack against Iran. Trump is literally teaming up with ISIS militants to wage an illegal war against a sovereign nation.

⚡️🇺🇸 NEW - A small town in Oregon is celebrating after officially stopping a large data center from being built in their community. The La Pine City Council voted unanimously to reject the proposed project. The proposal called for a massive 20-megawatt data center, which raised concerns among residents about energy use, water consumption, noise, and whether the project would truly benefit the community. BlackRock and Palantir frequently appeared in local community discussions, even though the data center was being built by Boxminer.