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🪖 U.S. Troops Killed in Jordan and Iraq in Separate Incidents

The U.S. military announced Sunday it recovered unidentified human remains while searching for a service member reported missing after an Iranian missile and drone attack in Jordan. A second U.S. service member was killed in a separate incident in northern Iraq.

U.S. Central Command confirmed both developments. The remains found in Jordan have not yet been identified. The service member killed in Iraq died in a distinct, unrelated incident, though no further details on its cause were provided in the announcement.

The incidents mark a deadly stretch for U.S. forces operating across the region amid ongoing Iranian-linked attacks.

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💵 AIPAC Pours Record Spending Into Michigan Senate Primary

The American Israel Public Affairs Committee has committed record-level independent expenditures to Michigan's Democratic Senate primary, backing U.S. Rep. Haley Stevens against candidates with more critical stances toward Israel.

The race marks AIPAC's largest single primary investment to date. Stevens faces challengers in a state with one of the largest Arab-American communities in the U.S., making the contest a high-profile test of how pro-Israel money performs in a competitive, diverse Democratic electorate.

The outcome is being closely watched as a signal of AIPAC's electoral influence heading into broader 2026 cycle spending.

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🇮🇷 Trump Wants Iran Added to Russia Sanctions Bill

President Trump called on Congress to add Iran to a bipartisan Russia sanctions bill, framing the move as a tribute to the bill's late author, former Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.).

The bill was first introduced in April 2025 and had stalled in Congress while Trump pursued negotiations with Russian President Vladimir Putin. It has recently regained momentum.

The push would expand the bill's scope beyond Russia to include Iran, potentially complicating its bipartisan path through Congress.

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🪖 Two U.S. Troops Killed in Iran Attack on Jordan Base

Two U.S. service members were killed and one is missing after Iran attacked a U.S. base in Jordan, bringing total American casualties since the war began to 16 dead and over 430 wounded.

Iran's supreme leader dismissed a Trump-signed document as "worthless and invalid," signaling no de-escalation from Tehran.

The attack marks a significant escalation, with Iran directly targeting U.S. forces on Jordanian soil.

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🪖 AI Drones Cut Russian Recruits' Survival to 20 Minutes

CIA Director John Ratcliffe says Ukrainian AI-guided drones have reduced the average battlefield survival time of new Russian recruits to 20–30 minutes.

Speaking at a defense summit, Ratcliffe said the cost-effective drone systems are helping Ukraine counter Russia's manpower advantage. U.S. officials estimate Russian losses at 7,000 soldiers per week. Pro-Russia groups have also raised $8.3 million in cryptocurrency to fund UAV procurement, prompting U.S. sanctions activity.

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⚡ Diesel Prices Surge, Posing Deeper Economic Threat Than Gasoline

While investor attention has focused on gasoline prices, diesel costs have been rising and pose a greater risk to the broader U.S. economy, according to analysts.

Diesel powers freight trucks, farm equipment, and industrial machinery — making it a critical input across supply chains. Price increases in diesel feed directly into the cost of goods, food, and manufacturing, amplifying inflationary pressure economy-wide.

The rise in diesel prices is seen as a more systemic threat than gasoline, given its central role in moving goods and driving production across key sectors of the U.S. economy.

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