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- Trump Reveals Why He Agreed to Iran Deal: ‘Stock Market Is More Brilliant Than...
President Donald Trump held a press conference on Wednesday while attending the G7 meeting in France and spoke at length about his Iran peace deal, including a long riff about how the stock market influences his thinking. “The past two days have provided a chance to discuss the details of this historic agreement with many of our closest friends and allies, including the G7 nations and many presidents and prime ministers, as you saw. Prime Minister Modi was here. We had a long talk. He’s a great guy. They are thrilled that we made a deal,” Trump began his remarks, pivoting to the deal: Every one of them. There’s not one nation that came to us and said, “Please, sir, keep dropping bombs on them. Please keep dropping bombs.” That’s what stupid people say. But I’m thrilled to report — and by the way, those last two days were brutal — $200 million worth of bombs. And, you know, it is expensive, too, by the way, aside from everything else. And they knew I was coming for a third night. We informed them we’re coming for a third night. They didn’t have their Navy — it sunk. They didn’t have their Air Force — it’s gone, not one plane. They didn’t have anti-aircraft equipment, so we got free rein. They didn’t have their leaders, but they have a new group of leaders that I think is — actually, I think they’re smarter. I think they’re very smart. I think they’re far less radicalized, and I think they’re really good. They love their country. You know, you talk about regime change — nobody will say that, but I guess that’s… look, their one set of leaders is all gone. The second set of leaders is all gone. Their third set of leaders, a little bit gone, but for the most part — and frankly, I think that’s regime change. I think they’re going to behave much differently. I think that they see a different way of life that they were never exposed to. Trump then launched into a tangent about the market, “So the one thing I didn’t want to see is — I didn’t want to see economic catastrophe. If you kept this going, that could have happened. But all I know is, every time we talked about the possibility of peace, the stock market shot up like… [TheTopNews] Read More.1 hour ago - AI will mean more humans needed for work, not replace us – Jeff Bezos
The Amazon founder, who now has robotics and space travel companies, thinks AI will create a labour shortage. [TheTopNews] Read More.2 hours ago - Musk’s Next Move May Be a Mega-Merger of SpaceX and Tesla
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- ‘F*ck, F*ck, F*ck!’ Tennis Player Defiantly Swears in Post-Match Interview D...
Screenshot French tennis player Corentin Moutet had his post-match interview cut short Monday when he repeatedly dropped the f-bomb against the reporter’s wishes. Moutet defeated fellow Frenchman Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard in the round of 32 in the HSBC Championships at the Queen’s Club in London. Following the win, Moutet was seemingly overcome with emotional with let the f-word slip in response to one of the interviewer’s questions. “That’s so frustrating,” Moutet said in reference to Perricard ability to serve the ball at over 140 miles per hour. “You know, when I had the match point, I was on the second serve. ‘Ok, you aim in the middle. Whatever you do, you just put the ball in the court.’ And then he hits me [with] 142. I was like, ‘F*ck.’ I would have to serve and I will have to–” The report quickly jumped in to tell Moutet, “No f-bombs, please.” Moutet appeared to take that as a challenge as he responded with “F*ck, f*ck, f*ck.” The interview quickly took the mic back and said, “No, no, no!” The crowd laughed as the interviewer apologized. When she asked her final question, she asked Moutet to “keep it clean.” Instead of answering the question, he simply repeated the f-word three times again. “OK, Corentin, we need to improve that for the next round,” the interviewer said. “Apologies, everyone. Corentin Moutet!” Moutet’s interview in London was interrupted after he embarrassingly dropping SEVEN F-bombs following his first round win at the Queen’s Club. The interviewer apologized to viewers/crowds several times during the exchange. pic.twitter.com/LFxy0GoQPn — José Morgado (@josemorgado) June 16, 2026 —The post ‘F*ck, F*ck, F*ck!’ Tennis Player Defiantly Swears in Post-Match Interview Despite Reporter’s Plea to ‘Keep it Clean’ first appeared on Mediaite. [TheTopNews] Read More.2 hours ago - New CNN Poll: Over Half of Americans Say They Don’t Trust Any Political News S...
(Graeme Sloan/Sipa USA)(Sipa via AP Images) A new poll conducted by CNN and SSRS found that more than half of Americans say they don’t have any source they trust for political news — not even CNN. Recent polls have shown Americans have deeply negative views on issues like the economy and inflation. They’re also tying a lot of that negativity to Republicans, with President Donald Trump in the White House and a GOP majority in both the House and Senate, and giving Democrats a dose of hope about November. Americans are also deeply cynical about the media. A Gallup poll last October showed that trust in media had sunk to its lowest level ever since the pollster began tracking the issue in the 1970s. Seventy percent of Americans said they had “not very much” confidence or “none at all” in mass media like newspapers, TV, and radio to report the news “fully, accurately and fairly.” The latest CNN survey shows that pessimism has not abated. The poll was conducted between May 7 and 31, 2026 among 2,480 Americans 18 years or older, online or by phone, and with a margin of error of +/- 2.7 percentage points. When asked, “Which best describes your approach to following what happens in American politics?”, 33% said they frequently seek out the latest political news, 32% follow major developments in politics but don’t seek them out, 26% only pay as much attention to politics as necessary, and 9% don’t follow politics at all. This showed a slight uptick in interest in political news from a previous poll taken April 30 to May 4, in which 26% said they frequently seek out the latest political news, 36% follow major developments in politics but don’t seek them out, 29% only pay as much attention to politics as necessary, and 9% don’t follow politics at all. The pollsters tracked an extensive list of answers to a question about trust in media. The full text of the question asked: There are a lot of different ways to find out what’s happening in politics. Some people hear about it from journalists and the news, from celebrities or online influencers, from academic or political experts, from business leaders, or people in their own community and social circle. For you, personally, is there a specific person or source you trust to tell you about what’s happening in politics? Over half —… [TheTopNews] Read More.3 hours ago
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