iPhone 17 Event, Airstrikes in Gaza, and Taylor Swift Engaged

Deadly airstrikes in Gaza and Yemen leave dozens dead as the UN declares famine in Gaza. The Washington Post reports on how the humanitarian crisis is worsening and the world’s response.

President Trump moves to criminalize flag burning and fires Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook, sparking fears about democracy and economic independence. The Financial Times’ Colby Smith explains why markets are rattled.

Tech jitters as Nvidia stock tumbles and Alibaba pushes its own AI chip, raising questions about U.S.-China competition. Apple also announces iPhone 17 event set for September 9.

Plus, John Cena defeats Logan Paul at WWE’s “Clash in Paris,” Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce announce their engagement, Thailand’s prime minister is ousted over leaked calls, and Australians march in nationwide anti-immigration protests.

Today’s episode was hosted by Marshall Huang.