Former US Vice President Harris: Trump is an isolationist who keeps saying "America First", but because he fails to understand the role of the United States - although this role is not perfect - he has caused two consequences. First, he has made the United States no longer seem to be a reliable partner; second, he has reduced the authority of the United States to exert influence in global affairs to an unprecedented low.

Former US Vice President Harris: (About the Iran War) This war is a conflict that the current President Trump actively chose to get involved in. He joined forces with Israel to start the war, and for the United States, there is no clear national security issue.

Market News: The US air base in Bahrain is being evacuated in anticipation of possible escalation of tensions in the region.

According to Interfax: Russian forces damaged an oil tanker intended for Ukrainian forces in the Ukrainian port of Odessa and hit a marine tugboat in the port of Nikolaev.

The U.S. National Hurricane Center reports that Tropical Storm Genevieve is gradually weakening.

Skepticism about AI was evident in the market reaction to earnings reports from big tech stocks this quarter. Tech giants saw mixed trends after the results. After Meta gave disappointing quarterly revenue guidance and recorded the lowest free cash flow in years, it fell 8% after the market closed. This was a signal that AI bets led to a surge in expenses. On the other hand, Microsoft's stock price closed up nearly 16% after the results, and its market value surged by US$450 billion in a single day, the largest single-day increase for a stock. The catalysts: the fastest cloud growth in four years and a signal from the company that it will rein in new capital spending this year. Amazon shares closed up 15% after the results. The company reported upbeat cloud business revenue, with growth hitting a four-year high, easing market concerns about returns on huge AI spending. Bob Long, founder and chief options analyst at Explosive Options, said sooner or later investors will grow tired of the relentless spending of hyperscalers, so it's not surprising to see a company get a boost from restrained spending. Stocks related to the global AI supply chain, as well as companies that provide support for AI or adopt AI technology, also appear to be back in favor.