Moderate Democrats are openly preparing for what they describe as a political “war” against the party’s ascendant left following a string of progressive victories, setting the stage for an escalating battle over the Democrats’ future. Meanwhile, AIPAC is reportedly considering a second effort to defeat Abdul El-Sayed after its Michigan setback, while Donald Trump and Pete Hegseth reportedly clashed at Camp David over dwindling U.S. missile supplies during the Iran war. Elsewhere, corporate America has received billions in tariff refunds, a House Republican is criticizing the Trump administration for taking stakes in dozens of private companies, Israel is intensifying operations in Gaza as its "Board of Peace" promotes a diplomatic initiative, and Rand Paul’s Senate committee is weighing a contempt of Congress referral against Anthony Fauci.

Moderate Democrats are openly preparing for what they describe as a political “war” against the party’s ascendant left following a string of progressive victories, setting the stage for an escalating battle over the Democrats’ future. Meanwhile, AIPAC is reportedly considering a second effort to defeat Abdul El-Sayed after its Michigan setback, while Donald Trump and Pete Hegseth reportedly clashed at Camp David over dwindling U.S. missile supplies during the Iran war. Elsewhere, corporate America has received billions in tariff refunds, a House Republican is criticizing the Trump administration for taking stakes in dozens of private companies, Israel is intensifying operations in Gaza as its "Board of Peace" promotes a diplomatic initiative, and Rand Paul’s Senate committee is weighing a contempt of Congress referral against Anthony Fauci.

New polling reveals a staggering 67-point shift against Israel among Americans, signaling a dramatic change in public opinion as debates over U.S. involvement and military ties continue. Meanwhile, Ro Khanna warns that Congress is moving toward integrating the U.S. military with Israel, while Thomas Massie accuses Pete Hegseth of breaking the law during the Iran war. Elsewhere, Tucker Carlson and Ben Shapiro continue their public feud, Donald Trump pushes massive AI data centers across the country, Trump prepares 50% tariffs on Canadian goods, two men were stabbed in possible hate crimes on the Upper West Side, and new controversies emerge around Israel policy, Bari Weiss’s leadership at CBS, and Haley Stevens’s attack ad targeting Abdul El-Sayed.

New polling reveals a staggering 67-point shift against Israel among Americans, signaling a dramatic change in public opinion as debates over U.S. involvement and military ties continue. Meanwhile, Ro Khanna warns that Congress is moving toward integrating the U.S. military with Israel, while Thomas Massie accuses Pete Hegseth of breaking the law during the Iran war. Elsewhere, Tucker Carlson and Ben Shapiro continue their public feud, Donald Trump pushes massive AI data centers across the country, Trump prepares 50% tariffs on Canadian goods, two men were stabbed in possible hate crimes on the Upper West Side, and new controversies emerge around Israel policy, Bari Weiss’s leadership at CBS, and Haley Stevens’s attack ad targeting Abdul El-Sayed.

Donald Trump is pivoting back toward diplomacy after failing to secure a decisive victory over Iran, while growing opposition from figures like Marjorie Taylor Greene, Tucker Carlson, Joe Kent, and Thomas Massie is fueling speculation about a possible third-party movement. Meanwhile, Ana Kasparian trades blows with Ben Shapiro, Bill Maher says he would rather vote for Sarah Palin than a DSA candidate, CNN profiles Hasan Piker, the author of the Democrats' 2024 election autopsy argues the party omitted key lessons from its defeat, newly elected Colorado lawmaker Melat Kiros surprises supporters with pro-Israel remarks in her victory speech, and a new report examines a rise in anti-Christian attacks in Israel.

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Donald Trump is pivoting back toward diplomacy after failing to secure a decisive victory over Iran, while growing opposition from figures like Marjorie Taylor Greene, Tucker Carlson, Joe Kent, and Thomas Massie is fueling speculation about a possible third-party movement. Meanwhile, Ana Kasparian trades blows with Ben Shapiro, Bill Maher says he would rather vote for Sarah Palin than a DSA candidate, CNN profiles Hasan Piker, the author of the Democrats' 2024 election autopsy argues the party omitted key lessons from its defeat, newly elected Colorado lawmaker Melat Kiros surprises supporters with pro-Israel remarks in her victory speech, and a new report examines a rise in anti-Christian attacks in Israel.

The U.S. has reportedly used virtually all of its long-range precision missiles during the Iran war, raising new questions about military readiness as the conflict drags on. Meanwhile, Joe Kent discusses the possibility of a third party during an appearance with Piers Morgan, while AIPAC has surpassed $100 million in election spending for a second consecutive cycle. Elsewhere, Melat Kiros surprised supporters by praising Israel in her post-victory speech after campaigning on her pro-Gaza activism, billionaire investor Ray Dalio warns that the AI bubble is poised to burst, Ro Khanna clashes with Dan Goldman over Democratic losses, Pete Buttigieg stumbles over a question on Israel as he looks toward 2028, and Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent is making a high-stakes bet on Japan’s yen.

The U.S. has reportedly used virtually all of its long-range precision missiles during the Iran war, raising new questions about military readiness as the conflict drags on. Meanwhile, Joe Kent discusses the possibility of a third party during an appearance with Piers Morgan, while AIPAC has surpassed $100 million in election spending for a second consecutive cycle. Elsewhere, Melat Kiros surprised supporters by praising Israel in her post-victory speech after campaigning on her pro-Gaza activism, billionaire investor Ray Dalio warns that the AI bubble is poised to burst, Ro Khanna clashes with Dan Goldman over Democratic losses, Pete Buttigieg stumbles over a question on Israel as he looks toward 2028, and Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent is making a high-stakes bet on Japan’s yen.

Conservative Democrats are calling Abdul El-Sayed’s Senate primary victory a political disaster, exposing deep divisions inside the party over its future and its stance on Israel. Meanwhile, Van Jones defends AIPAC during a tense CNN discussion, Jon Stewart reminds John Fetterman that “Israel is not our country,” and Rabbi Chaim Mentz argues that condemning Israel is inseparable from hostility toward Jews. Elsewhere, Pete Hegseth is reportedly making private appeals for additional funding, and Nick Fuentes is celebrating what he describes as growing Groyper influence within Republican politics.

Conservative Democrats are calling Abdul El-Sayed’s Senate primary victory a political disaster, exposing deep divisions inside the party over its future and its stance on Israel. Meanwhile, Van Jones defends AIPAC during a tense CNN discussion, Jon Stewart reminds John Fetterman that “Israel is not our country,” and Rabbi Chaim Mentz argues that condemning Israel is inseparable from hostility toward Jews. Elsewhere, Pete Hegseth is reportedly making private appeals for additional funding, and Nick Fuentes is celebrating what he describes as growing Groyper influence within Republican politics.