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A co-host reports that Ansar Allah forces have encircled western Taiz, effectively cutting off one of the last major government-held urban centers outside of Aden. Roughly 70 percent of Yemen's population now lives under Ansar Allah administration, while Saudi-backed units have largely retreated. Grim notes that the immediate military objective appears to be consolidation rather than an assault on Aden.

Donald Trump claims he does not involve himself in his personal finances, stating that funds are managed by large institutions through 'blind accounts.' He attributes any financial gains to the overall rise in the stock market, suggesting that anyone with a 401k has also benefited. However, critics point out that his sons, who are deeply involved in business ventures, were present during this statement, and the primary wealth accumulation came from crypto scams, not just market performance.

A new discovery, published in the Journal of Cellular and Molecular Neurobiology, reveals that cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) drains into lymphatic vessels, not solely into blood vessels as previously believed. This finding challenges the established understanding of brain fluid dynamics and has significant implications for neuroscience and medicine. The research involved developing a novel dissection protocol using dye and hydrogen peroxide to visualize these previously overlooked, tiny vessels.

Graham Platner, a political newcomer, has unexpectedly secured the presumptive Democratic nomination for the Maine Senate, forcing incumbent Governor Janet Mills to withdraw from the race. This outcome defies initial expectations that Mills would be the stronger candidate against Republican Susan Collins.

Donald Trump has officially launched major combat operations in Iran, declaring the objective to be regime change and the liberation of the Iranian people. This action is framed as a response to 47 years of Iranian aggression, including the embassy takeover, the Beirut bombing, and attacks on US forces. The justification, however, is seen by the hosts as a pretext for a war of choice, with the president acknowledging potential American casualties.