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May 30 — A high-profile provision in the draft U.S.-Iran War and Peace Agreement has drawn significant attention: a $300 billion fund earmarked for Iran’s reconstruction. To avoid a domestic political backlash, the U.S. deliberately avoided terms like “compensation” or “reparation” in the draft, instead referring to the fund as the “International Investment Fund.” The political logic behind this move is straightforward: For a decade, former President Donald Trump bashed the Obama administration’s $400 million payment to Iran as “treason” and “ransom.” Signing a multibillion-dollar deal labeled as war reparations would hand Trump’s political opponents and base a potent campaign weapon, sources familiar with the discussions note. Trump has privately told his aides he will not sign any agreement that appears to involve direct U.S. payments to Iran, and he took to social media to declare, “There will be no funds exchanged until further notice.” The idea for the investment fund originated

**WASHINGTON, D.C. – May 30** – The White House officially released President Donald Trump’s latest physical exam report Tuesday, conducted at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center. U.S. Navy Captain Sean Barbabella, the president’s physician, wrote in a memo that Trump is in “excellent health,” with strong function across his heart, lungs, nervous system, and overall physical wellness. Barbabella noted the president’s cardiac 3D scan showed no abnormalities, he earned a perfect 30/30 score on his cognitive assessment, and all vital signs and lab results were normal. After the exam, Trump told reporters “everything passed with flying colors.” The checkup took roughly 3.5 hours, marking his third regular physical at Walter Reed in 13 months — a visit coming just weeks before his 80th birthday next month. The report also updated on minor ongoing health matters: Trump’s lower limb edema (first diagnosed last summer as chronic venous insufficiency) has improved slightly. For t

May 30 — As SpaceX gears up for its forthcoming IPO, U.S. retail investors are flocking to space-themed ETFs, and one fund is emerging as the clear standout winner: Tema ETFs’ NASA Fund, also called the Space Innovators ETF. Debuting on March 30, this fund crossed the $1 billion asset mark in just 37 trading days, and has since surged to over $2.6 billion in assets as of this week. What sets it apart? It holds direct private shares of SpaceX, which make up roughly 7.5% of its portfolio — giving everyday retail investors a straightforward way to gain exposure to SpaceX before its public listing. Maurits Pot, founder of Tema ETFs, stated that any meaningful space investment has to include SpaceX; post-IPO, the fund won’t sell its SpaceX shares, only reevaluate all holdings based on current market prices. Market experts note the current space investment frenzy could mirror the early stages of the AI boom, but with far higher volatility. This week’s Blue Origin rocket explosion drives ho

On May 30, Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao (widely known as CZ) referenced a tweet titled “Binance Teases New Product to Be Announced on June 1” and joked, “Here comes another announcement… Hopefully it’s real.” Right now, the crypto community is speculating the upcoming unveiling might tie to a U.S. stock investment channel, though Binance has yet to release an official statement. Per HTX market data, BNB briefly jumped above $688 before trading at roughly $686 as of press time, marking an 8.2% gain over the past 24 hours.

On May 30, the U.S. Department of the Treasury and its Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) issued an updated statement explicitly barring Americans from entering any "safe passage" agreements with the Iranian government or the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), even if no payment is involved. Recently, Iran established the "Persian Gulf Strait Management Authority" — an entity aimed at collecting transit fees from ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz in exchange for security services. The U.S. has designated this authority as a sanctioned target, warning that any dealings with it carry significant sanction risks. The Treasury’s statement emphasizes that securing "safe passage guarantees" from Iran, regardless of whether payment is made, is strictly forbidden. The U.S. maintains a tough, uncompromising sanctions stance against Iran, rejecting all forms of "pay-for-protection" arrangements and similar transactions. Per monitoring by PolyBeats, data from predicti

May 30 – Renowned investor Neil Shen expressed optimism about Pop Mart’s future overseas expansion during a discussion with investors. He stated, “Pop Mart has extremely strict standards for store locations, and prime spots are always in high demand. Securing these ideal locations takes a great deal of time, and over the next five to ten years, we expect many more Pop Mart stores to open internationally.” Renowned investor Neil Shen’s recent increased investment in Pop Mart via his firm H&H International Investment has been generating significant buzz. On May 25, Shen purchased 9.8232 million shares at an average price of approximately HK$150 per share, raising his stake to 5.69% and making him the company’s second-largest shareholder, with holdings valued at more than HK$11.7 billion. According to Bitget market data, Pop Mart saw a strong upward trend in trading yesterday, closing with an 8.98% gain. Shen’s single-day unrealized profit was close to HK$1 billion. Recently, Shen’s att