Tulsi Gabbard is reportedly preparing to resign as Director of National Intelligence after months of turmoil and growing tensions inside the Trump administration over Iran and national security policy. Meanwhile, Vice News speaks directly with Iranians living through the conflict on the ground, while Marco Rubio is casting doubt on diplomacy with Cuba as regional tensions continue to rise. Elsewhere, Senator Thom Tillis blasted Trump advisers as “stupid” in a leaked exchange, Lauren Boebert ramped up praise for Trump following Thomas Massie’s defeat, and John Fetterman reportedly lost his chief of staff amid ongoing political struggles. Activists from the Gaza flotilla also allege sexual assault and abuse while detained by Israeli authorities, adding to mounting international scrutiny over the conflict.

Donald Trump reportedly called off planned strikes against Iran this week after concerns grew that Iran had become far more effective at tracking U.S. air operations, raising new questions about the administration’s handling of the conflict. Meanwhile, CNN analysts claimed Thomas Massie lost because Trump remains overwhelmingly popular with GOP voters despite long-running opposition from pro-Israel groups, while Hunter Biden is facing backlash over comments defending the Biden administration’s role in Gaza. Elsewhere, Tucker Carlson clashed with a pro-Israel host on Israel’s Channel 13, comedian Tim Dillon blasted MAGA as “the greatest con in politics,” small businesses are reportedly struggling under the economic fallout from the Iran war, and growing resistance to artificial intelligence is fueling what some are calling a new American backlash movement against AI expansion.

Donald Trump reportedly called off planned strikes against Iran this week after concerns grew that Iran had become far more effective at tracking U.S. air operations, raising new questions about the administration’s handling of the conflict. Meanwhile, CNN analysts claimed Thomas Massie lost because Trump remains overwhelmingly popular with GOP voters despite long-running opposition from pro-Israel groups, while Hunter Biden is facing backlash over comments defending the Biden administration’s role in Gaza. Elsewhere, Tucker Carlson clashed with a pro-Israel host on Israel’s Channel 13, comedian Tim Dillon blasted MAGA as “the greatest con in politics,” small businesses are reportedly struggling under the economic fallout from the Iran war, and growing resistance to artificial intelligence is fueling what some are calling a new American backlash movement against AI expansion.

New details from the Democrats’ post-election autopsy are fueling fresh backlash over the party’s failures, messaging problems, and growing disconnect with voters as infighting intensifies after devastating losses. Meanwhile, Itamar Ben-Gvir is facing outrage after publicly flaunting the treatment of Gaza flotilla activists, adding to mounting international scrutiny over Israel’s conduct during the conflict. TYT also features an interview with Shaiel Ben-Ephraim, while Ana Kasparian debates Shabbos Kestenbaum over whether the Israel lobby influenced Thomas Massie’s election loss. Elsewhere, Jeff Bezos sparked criticism after dismissing populism during a CNBC interview, and Capitol Police officers are suing to block Donald Trump’s proposed taxpayer-funded political slush fund.

New details from the Democrats’ post-election autopsy are fueling fresh backlash over the party’s failures, messaging problems, and growing disconnect with voters as infighting intensifies after devastating losses. Meanwhile, Itamar Ben-Gvir is facing outrage after publicly flaunting the treatment of Gaza flotilla activists, adding to mounting international scrutiny over Israel’s conduct during the conflict. TYT also features an interview with Shaiel Ben-Ephraim, while Ana Kasparian debates Shabbos Kestenbaum over whether the Israel lobby influenced Thomas Massie’s election loss. Elsewhere, Jeff Bezos sparked criticism after dismissing populism during a CNBC interview, and Capitol Police officers are suing to block Donald Trump’s proposed taxpayer-funded political slush fund.

Donald Trump openly admitted the U.S. is fighting Iran in part to help Israel, even as global fears grow that the conflict could spiral further and destabilize oil markets worldwide. After leaving China with few concrete deliverables but signs of temporarily stabilized relations, Trump is now reportedly weighing plans to restart assaults tied to Iran while experts warn the world is “burning through” its oil safety cushion. Meanwhile, Trump escalated attacks on Ro Khanna by saying he “shouldn’t be allowed” on Fox News, and reports say the administration may drop its IRS lawsuit while launching a massive $1.7 billion “weaponization” fund for allies. Elsewhere, a MAGA lawmaker sparked backlash after mocking a fourth grader concerned about climate change, and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth appeared in a widely ridiculed cartoon-style pitch pushing for a staggering $1.5 trillion military budget.

Leaked reports describing tense calls between Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu over Iran now appear to have been part of a deliberate strategy designed to mislead Tehran about the true state of U.S.-Israeli coordination. Meanwhile, former national security adviser John Bolton openly said he hopes any U.S.-Iran negotiations fail, as the U.S. reportedly greenlights expanded Israeli military operations in Lebanon. Trump’s top economic adviser is also drawing backlash after bragging that Americans are “spending more on everything” despite mounting inflation and economic anxiety. Elsewhere, federal authorities reportedly subpoenaed Hasan Piker and Medea Benjamin over trips to Cuba, and Pope Leo XIV fired back at the White House amid escalating political and moral clashes over the administration’s foreign policy agenda.

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Leaked reports describing tense calls between Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu over Iran now appear to have been part of a deliberate strategy designed to mislead Tehran about the true state of U.S.-Israeli coordination. Meanwhile, former national security adviser John Bolton openly said he hopes any U.S.-Iran negotiations fail, as the U.S. reportedly greenlights expanded Israeli military operations in Lebanon. Trump’s top economic adviser is also drawing backlash after bragging that Americans are “spending more on everything” despite mounting inflation and economic anxiety. Elsewhere, federal authorities reportedly subpoenaed Hasan Piker and Medea Benjamin over trips to Cuba, and Pope Leo XIV fired back at the White House amid escalating political and moral clashes over the administration’s foreign policy agenda.