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In this episode of The President's Daily Brief: 
  
We’ll provide an update on the activities of the Iranian regime, who are doubling down on their targeting of Israeli interests in Europe and the funding of terrorist proxies throughout the Middle East, despite the recent death of their president in a helicopter crash. 

A prominent Russian think tank that directly advises Vladimir Putin has called on the Kremlin to conduct a “demonstrative" nuclear explosion to send a message to NATO, as some European leaders give Kyiv the green light to use western-made weapons on targets inside Russia.

ChatGPT maker OpenAI recently revealed they disrupted efforts by Russia, China, and Iran to leverage their technology for political influence operations throughout the world.

In our 'Back of the Brief' segment, we’ll explore a surprising finding in our own backyard: a massive concentration of lithium in Pennsylvania that researchers say could supply the U.S. with up to 40 percent of the current national demand.

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In this episode of The PDB Afternoon Bulletin:
  
There’s discord in the ranks of the Biden administration as longtime staffers jump ship over the president’s ongoing support of Israeli operations in Gaza

Vladimir Putin continues to wage his shadow war on the west to undermine resolve for Kyiv, with Polish authorities recently arresting three individuals for sabotage attacks linked to the Kremlin.

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In this episode of The President's Daily Brief:

The Biden administration rejects GOP efforts to sanction the International Criminal Court after its chief prosecutor announced plans to seek arrest warrants for high-ranking Israeli officials. This news coincides with a Guardian report detailing a multi-year campaign by Israeli intelligence to undermine and intimidate the ICC.

We’ll examine the expanding “RussiaGate” scandal in Europe, where police have raided the offices of several EU Parliament members suspected of being paid to promote Russian propaganda.

Plus, more violence in Mexico as another mayoral candidate is gunned down just days before nationwide elections.

Lastly, in today’s Back of the Brief, we’ll explore a bizarre event from North Korea—not the launch of rockets or spy satellites, but balloons reportedly filled with trash and excrement.

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In this episode of The PDB Afternoon Bulletin:
  
As international pressure mounts on Israel following the tragic fire in Rafah, the Biden administration has reiterated their support for Jerusalem’s ongoing offensive, arguing their actions have not yet crossed any red lines set out by the White House.

A number of European allies are lifting the restrictions on how Ukraine uses western-supplied weapons, giving Kyiv the green light to strike targets inside Russia.

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In this episode of The President's Daily Brief:

Biden’s $320 million boondoggle: the floating pier on the shore of the Gaza Strip, intended to provide a lifeline to Palestinian civilians, continues to struggle. The structure has been damaged by choppy waters, and there are reports that it may even be sinking.

North Korea has made yet another failed attempt to put a spy satellite into orbit—another setback for the military ambitions of the nation’s leader, Kim Jong Un.

A bipartisan group of US lawmakers visited Taiwan this week to assure the new government there that US weapons are on their way, despite warnings from Beijing.

In today’s Back of the Brief, the Parliament of Georgia overrides a presidential veto on controversial legislation that could torpedo the nation’s candidacy for the European Union and bring it closer to Moscow.

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In this episode of The PDB Afternoon Bulletin:
  
Iran is once again increasing their nuclear output as fears mount over their possible development of an atomic weapon. We’ll discuss how the international community is reacting and reports the U.S. is attempting to undermine efforts to rebuke Iran for their behavior.

As Ukraine intensifies strikes against critical military targets inside Russia, leaders in Moscow are accusing NATO of gearing up for nuclear war.

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