Clockwise US News

Clockwise General News — Teenage gunmen attacked an Islamic Center in San Diego, killing three men before taking their own lives. This is Clockwise general news, 6 AM Eastern. Authorities confirmed the teenagers left behind a 74-page manifesto citing far-right ideologies and models like the Christchurch shooter. Researchers highlight an online obsession with gamifying such extremist attacks.

Clockwise Business News — Federal Reserve hints at earlier interest rate hikes due to persistent inflation concerns. This unexpected pivot has sent ripples through global financial markets, prompting immediate adjustments. This is Clockwise business news, 6 PM Eastern. The Fed's latest statement suggests a more aggressive monetary policy stance, pushing market expectations for future rate adjustments forward significantly. Many analysts are now actively reassessing their Q3 economic forecasts.

Clockwise Politics News — Democratic senators are forcing a vote this week on President Trump's controversial "anti-weaponization" fund. This move aims to compensate political allies and is testing Republican unity within the party. This is Clockwise politics news, 4 PM Eastern. 776 billion settlement fund faces opposition, with Democrats scrutinizing its purpose.

Clockwise General News — Republican Representative Thomas Massie has lost his Kentucky primary election, a significant win for a Trump-backed challenger. This is Clockwise general news, 2 PM Eastern. Massie's defeat underscores President Trump's continued strong influence over the Republican Party, demonstrating his ability to dislodge critics. This primary race was reportedly the most expensive U.

Clockwise General News — government has announced it will permanently drop tax claims against President Donald Trump as part of an IRS lawsuit deal. This extraordinary use of executive power could significantly shield the president from further financial scrutiny. This is the Clockwise General Briefing, 8 AM Eastern.

Clockwise General News — Mideast diplomatic efforts see significant progress this morning. This is Clockwise general news, 6:31 AM Eastern. A Board of Peace report, expected to be discussed Thursday, indicates the body overseeing the U. -brokered Gaza ceasefire will ask the UN Security Council to press Hamas to disarm.

Clockwise Business News — stock market gave back more of its record-setting rally today as bond markets rattled by high inflation keep cranking up the pressure. This is Clockwise business news, 6 PM Eastern.

Clockwise Politics News — President Trump has postponed a planned U. military strike against Iran, citing appeals from Gulf leaders for ongoing talks. This is Clockwise politics news, 4 PM Eastern. Trump indicated he delayed the action, expressing hope it could be "maybe forever," as serious discussions with Tehran are now underway for a comprehensive deal.

Clockwise General News — President Trump claims he called off a planned strike on Iran, stating he was "an hour away" from launching operations. This is Clockwise general news, 2 PM Eastern. The President cited requests from Gulf allies as he indicated serious negotiations are now underway. This move signals a potential diplomatic shift in the volatile region. Iran's foreign ministry responded, asserting its readiness to confront any aggression while remaining open to de-escalation talks.

Clockwise General News — President Trump has reportedly called off a planned strike on Iran at the request of Gulf allies. This is the Clockwise General Briefing, 8 AM Eastern. Our top story this hour: President Donald Trump announced he has called off a scheduled strike on Iran. This decision reportedly came at the urgent request of leaders from Gulf allies. Moving on to domestic news, a federal judge in New York has issued a ban on most arrests by federal agents inside immigration courts.