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Preview Colleague Josh Rogin of WaPo reports on the friction in DC between the Trump administration that aims to sell AI to the Gulf and Congress committees that look to secure AI with rules about export. More later. 1940
Preview Colleague Gordon Chang comments in approval of the Trump administration competing to win the Gulf states with AI tech. More tonight. 1959
North Korea has been sending young, tech-savvy operatives to pose as ordinary American job seekers. Tech reporter Bobbie Johnson investigates the scam. This episode was produced by Gabrielle Berbey, edited by Amina Al-Sadi, fact-checked by Laura Bullard, engineered by Patrick Boyd, and hosted by Noel King. Further reading: North Korea stole your job by Bobbie Johnson. Listen to Today, Explained ad-free by becoming a Vox Member: vox.com/members. Transcript at vox.com/today-explained-podcast. Photo of North Korean Supreme Leader Kim Jong Un by Contributor/Getty Images. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Preview Colleague Katrina vanden Heuvel, just returned from European reporting, measures the challenge of immigration policy from the populist right and populist left. More later. 1918 REFUGEES THE NETHERLANDS
Preview Colleague John Hardie of FDD comments on the stronger position for Ukraine than in the spring of 2022. More later. 1900 KYIV
Preview Colleague Ambassador Husain Haqqani asks for more information regarding the Kashmir terror attackers who provoked the nuclear talk drama. More later. 1965 PAKISTAN-INDIA WAR
Preview Colleague Steve Yates in Seoul for the June 3 snap election expects Lee to win and legislative tussle to follow. More later. 1951
Preview: Colleague Bob Zimmerman reports on the extended life of Voyager 1. More.
Preview: Colleague Bob Zimmerman reports on the extended life of Voyager 1. More.
Preview: Colleague Ivana Stradner of FDD comments on Alexander Vucic of Serbia attending the Moscow parade despite the EU warning not to go. More. 1930 BELGRAD
Preview: Colleague Jeff Bliss reports the barriers to rebuilding the levelled Pacific Palisades. More 1920 PACIFIC PALISADES
Preview: Colleague Conrad Black comments that previous government plans for defense were not met. More tonight. 1900 ALASKA
Preview: Colleague Anatoly Zak reports how long the Roscosmos Venus probe, Venera D, lasted for data collection on the surface of Venus, July 1972. More later 1953
Preview: Colleague Chris Riegel of #ScalaReport: Chris Riegel CEO, Scala.com @Stratacache. Reports the price rises and expectation in retail due to tariff disruption. More later. MOCKING CROMWELL
Preview: Colleague Evan Ellis recommends that the new US Ambassador to Panama will keep close communication between President Mulino and POTUS. More later 1905
Preview: Colleague Anatol Lieven comments on the absence of DeGaulle scale leadership in Europe. More later. 1941 ATLANTIC CHARTER
Preview: Colleague Anatol Lieven reports a conversation with China officials why they remain at length from Ukraine negotiations. More later. 1967 vietnam
Preview: Colleague Jeff McCausland reports on the sudden conversion of jihadist al Sharaa to VIP leader of Syria rebuilding. More later. 1890
Preview: Colleague John Yoo of Civitas assesses how Chief Justice John Roberts and SCOTUS will render the TRO nationwide and related birthright citizenship questions tomorrow. More later. 1890 SCOTUS. CHIEF JUSTICE HORACE GRAY
Preview: Colleague Judy Dempsey in Berlin comments that the EU best got off the sidelines and confront trade disputes with both the US and the PRC. More later. 1350 SCHWEINFURT.
Preview: Colleague Gregory Copley reports King Charles does President Macron a favor by inviting for a state visit at Windsor Castle. More soon. 1675 CHARLES II.
Preview: Colleague Jonathan Schanzer reports that uncertain planning for the Gazans after the war stop. More later. 1945 GAZA RR
Preview: Colleague Elizabeth Peek comments on the possibility that POTUS decision on tariff delays was influenced by the negative capital markets. More. 2894 EUGENE DEBS
Preview: Colleague Joseph Sternberg re the British people's hard feelings on migration and migrants 1669 BRUEGHEL
Preview: Colleague Rick Fisher explains how nuclear weapons figured in the short escalatory battle over Kashmir. More later. 1955 NEVADA
Preview: Colleague Simon Constable in France comments on the doubts that net zero with renewables is wise after the Spain and Portugal blackout at noontime. More later. 1914 BARCELONA
Preview: Colleague Charles Burton measures the PM Carney cabinet as pro-growth. More later. 1910 OTTOWA
AP correspondent Ed Donahue reports Democrats are against an attempt to impeach the president.
Preview: Colleague Grant Newsham recommends that the Japan leadership seek the opinions of Americans outside the DC region, especially about trade and China. More later. TOKYO 1920s
Preview: Colleague Alan Tonelson details the non-tariff tools that the PRC uses to distort its trade and manufacturing. More later. 1932
Preview: Colleague Blaine Holt (USAF Ret) explicates the myriad weapon systems used in the Kashmir shooting war, with comments on the report of strikes at the Pakistani nuclear weapon site. More LATER. 1951 LAS VEGAS
Preview: Colleague Ahmad Sharawi explains why Europe is ready to look past al-Sharaa's al Qaeda roots and jihadist gang. More later. 1898 DAMASCUS
Preview: Colleague Ernesto Araujo opines that Lula da Silva's embrace of the Moscow strongmen is not celebrated in Brazil. More later. 1920 RIO
Preview: Colleague Sadanand Dhume of AEI and WSJ reports that the PRC leaned on Pakistan to end the combat exchanges. More later. 1900 KARACHI
Preview: Colleague John Hardie reports that POTUS grows restless and impatient with Putin's games around the negotiating table. More later. 1855 CRIMEAN WAR
Preview: Colleague Gene Marks comments on the report that owners who dismissed workers thinking of AI workarounds now regret. More later. 1959
Preview: Colleague Gregg Roman of Middle East Forum reports that the technicians of the Assad WMD are at large; and that the jihadists at Damascus have easy access to machinery, product and manufacture of chemical weapons. More 1890 DAMASCUS
Preview: Colleague Chris Riegel identifies two drivers of the realtime PRC collapse. The property bubble popping. The American consumer slowing -- starting early 2024. More 1910 FOOD RIOT NYC
Preview: Colleague Jim Fanell reports on the success of the Pakistan Air Force and Air Defence to upgrade beyond what India and the US presumed for combat. More tonight. Video link below 1953 USAF https://x.com/Defence_PK99/status/1917092079584301189
Preview: Colleague Salena Zito with wit describes the Pennsylvania politics and out of step with party discipline no matter the party or decade. More later. 1912 ALLENTOWN
Preview: Colleague Bob Zimmerman reports that NASA has cancelled the lunar rover VIPER because of vast cost overruns. More later. 1963
Preview: Colleague Jim McTague reports on the success of job fair to place young manufacturing workers and other trades people. More later. 1923
PREVIEW: On VE Day,Colleague Svetlana Lokhova tells how her grandmother, Svetlana, served in the Great Patriotic War at the Stalingrad Tractor Factory, that was in fact a T-34 tank factory. More later. 1942 STALINGRAD
Preview: Colleague Cliff May explains why thinking the Tehran regime's ambitions are the same as America's is wrongfooted. More 2908 PERSIA
Preview: Colleague Brad Bowman comments on the necessity of providing for the common defense without short change. More 1789 TRENTON BRIDGE
Preview: Colleague Andrew Collier comments on where the US and the PRC are headed in tariff disputes. More later. 1949 CHICAGO
Preview: Colleague Rebecca Grant explains how the US Navy investigated the loss of three warplanes in different moments during the Gulf operation to end the Houthis attacks. More'. 1969 SAN
Preview: Discussing astro engineering, colleague Bob Zimmerman introduces a NASA high altitude balloon project that looks commercially sensational-- around the world. More.
Preview: Colleague Liz Peek comments on how retail anticipated tariffs and hedges usefully. More later. 1969