☕ Daily Brief: Trump’s Saudi Nuclear Gamble

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Help Gen Z fight for the truth: Upward News is a right of center media publication dedicated to the truth and uncensored insights. Support the future of American media with a $1.99 trial. TODAY'S BRIEF ☕ Daily Brief: Trump’s Saudi Nuclear Gamble 🚨 Republicans draft bill to classify birth tourists as "invaders." Texas Rep. Brandon Gill and Indiana Sen. Jim Banks introduced the "Citizenship Act," which would exclude children of illegal migrants and birth tourists from birthright citizenship. The move follows Justice Kavanaugh's recent opinion, which left the door open for Congress to amend federal statutes on the matter. 💰 Trump imposes tariffs on 80+ nations. The Trump administration announced new duties of 10 to 12.5 percent on goods from more than 80 countries. Officials cited foreign countries' failure to enforce bans on forced labor imports, though the move may simply be a pretext to reimpose tariffs struck down by the Supreme Court. 🏙️ Chicago pushes reparations for illegals hit by ICE raids. Chicago City Council approved a ballot measure asking voters whether the federal government should compensate the city for last year's ICE raids. This comes after Operation Midway Blitz apprehended more than 800 illegals, including individuals with histories of murder, child rape, and aggravated assault. 🌈 Massachusetts LGBT nonprofit caught underpaying white kids. OUT MetroWest Inc. advertised a youth photoshoot paying white participants $20 and "BIPOC youth" $25 in the name of "racial equity." After backlash, the group revised its language, though Gov. Maura Healey (D-MA) still lists the organization among official state LGBT resources. Why Trump’s Saudi Nuclear Deal Is Already At Risk On Wednesday afternoon, the United States and Saudi Arabia agreed to and signed a civilian nuclear agreement, a deal that would allow American firms to help Riyadh develop nuclear power infrastructure. Just 24 hours later, the agreement already appeared to be in jeopardy, as President Trump announced a new condition: Saudi Arabia must join the Abraham Accords and normalize relations with Israel. Unlock the full daily brief Upward News runs on readers. No ads, no corporate money, no billionaire donors. Your keeps our reporting independent and keeps you the most informed, least overwhelmed person in any room. Get 30 Days for $1.99 A subscription gets you: ⚡ The 5 minute morning briefing, Monday-Friday ⚡ Fast, clear summaries of stories that matter ⚡ Day’s biggest story with uncensored facts and insights ⚡ Fact-checks on viral hoaxes ⚡ Spotlight on stories the media is burying 🎧 Audio version for on-the-go Get 30 days for $1.99 → “A terrific outlet.” Charlie Kirk  Founder, TPUSA “Upward News is new — and great.” Dave Rubin  The Rubin Report “Clear, neutral, insight-packed.” John Solomon  Award-winning journalist Join Now Your first 30 days are just $1.99 — try everything risk-free. If it's not the best news you've found, cancel in one click, no questions asked. After your trial it's just $6.67/mo — billed annually. © 2026 Upward News Upward News, PO Box 960019, Inwood, NY 11096, United States Unsubscribe