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In this episode of The PDB Afternoon Bulletin:
  
The Biden Administration is mulling plans to offer Palestinian refugees safe haven in the United States in a move that is sure to stir controversy, and will likely further strain ties between the U.S. and Israel.

We’ll bring you the latest from the anti-Israel chaos engulfing university campuses across the country, as Columbia finally called in police to clear demonstrators and arrest hundreds of agitators who had taken over an academic building and occupied school grounds.

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In this episode of The President's Daily Brief:
 
With the world awaiting a decision on the latest ceasefire proposal between Israel and Hamas, U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken is in the Middle East to discuss Gaza's future with key allies. We explore why some Arab nations are hesitant to engage in post-war plans.
 
Later, we examine the escalating nuclear threats from Kremlin propagandists against NATO, and French President Emmanuel Macron's signaling of France's nuclear arsenal as a deterrent.
 
We also cover accusations from Baltic states that Russia is using GPS jamming to disrupt commercial air traffic as part of its asymmetrical warfare strategy.
 
In the Back of the Brief: We turn our attention to Capitol Hill where the movement to unseat Speaker of the House Mike Johnson has stalled, for now.
 
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In this episode of The PDB Afternoon Bulletin:
  
The anti-Israel protests engulfing Columbia University further devolved into chaos overnight, as activists stormed an academic building and administrators began issuing suspensions. We'll have the latest on the campus chaos across the country, and how some colleges are beginning to aggressively crack down.

The Biden administration has accused five Israeli IDF units of committing gross human rights violations, pointing to alleged incidents that occurred prior to the 7 October attacks and subsequent Israeli response. We’ll discuss the implications and the looming threat of sanctions from the White House.

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In this episode of The President's Daily Brief:

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faces a dire choice as Israel stands on the brink of the Rafah offensive, with a ceasefire hanging in the balance and his coalition government at risk of collapsing.

We dive into the turmoil of Mexico's politics, examining the lethal stakes of its upcoming June elections, marked by the assassination of over 30 candidates.

Delving into the world of international intrigue, we uncover China’s heightened espionage campaigns in Europe, where ‘honey traps’ ensnare unsuspecting officials.

In the Back of the Brief, we turn our gaze to Russia’s war the free press, targeting journalists from Western media outlets.

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In this episode of The PDB Afternoon Bulletin:
  
Israeli officials are warning that the International Criminal Court is preparing to issue arrest warrants for high-ranking officials in Jerusalem, including Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, on charges related to the war in Gaza. We’ll discuss the unprecedented action and what it means for Israel’s ongoing operations.

We’ll return to our coverage of the anti-Israel protests, which continue to garner praise from radicals in the Middle East, as Columbia says negotiations with demonstrators have once again hit a dead end.

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In this episode of The President's Daily Brief:

Israel tightens the noose on Hamas with a final offer for hostage negotiations amid the impending Rafah offensive. We scrutinize the eleventh-hour efforts for peace before the onset of military action.

Ukraine's defense buckles under the Russian onslaught, prompting the U.S. to unveil a colossal $6 billion military aid package, a direct investment into American-made armaments.

A US intelligence assessment is casting doubt on reports that Russian President Vladimir Putin directly ordered the death of opposition leader Alexei Navalny—an assessment that’s being disputed by the Kremlin itself.

Our 'Back of the Brief' segment tracks the surge in anti-Israel protests, leading to over 200 arrests on U.S. college campuses.

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