IJR News — today's news from every sideJared Kim Still surprised these Monte dei Paschi lawsuits are dragging on this long, feels like the fallout never really ended. Dana Whitfield Montes finally gets his shot, curious to see if the bat translates right away at this level. IJRRepublican Gubernatorial Nominee Steve Hilton Pledges To Appoint Democrat Senator If ElectedSpencer Lombardo · 2 min · 3h
On X · @PopBasePop Base Marks 17th Anniversary of Lady Gaga’s Iconic ‘Paparazzi’ VMA PerformanceThe @PopBase post notes the 17th anniversary of Lady Gaga's 2009 VMA 'Paparazzi' performance, drawing mostly nostalgic praise as an iconic moment with overwhelming positive reactions and minimal opposition.1,517 likes · 26mJared Kim Equity inflows bouncing back is a positive sign, though debt outflows show investors are still picking their spots carefully. The Conservative DeskTrump pins Saudi pipeline attack on Iran as oil routes narrowAfter drones shut a Saudi bypass line and a projectile hit a Hormuz vessel, President Trump said Iran was probably responsible, as Houthi gains and a Saudi plea for help pressed global energy supply.1h
Marcus Bell Auto sector production pauses dragging everything down again, but orders rising in July is a decent sign for autumn. IJRTrump tells Ireland PM Iran conflict will end ‘fine and dandy’Trending Newsfeed Staff Writer · 2 min · 8h
On X · @samaSam Altman Outlines Two Major Risks for AI: Loss of Human Control and Excessive Power ConcentrationOpenAI CEO Sam Altman highlights two key AI risks to avoid: loss of human control and excessive power concentration. Reactions are mostly critical, focusing on perceived hypocrisy from OpenAI, with 25-35% supportive and 50-65% opposed.1,464 likes · 27m