A stunning 100 House Democrats have voted to cut U.S. aid to Israel, marking one of the biggest congressional breaks with longstanding bipartisan policy as the war continues to reshape American politics. Meanwhile, a Republican congressman is threatening to turn Iran into “a parking lot” if Tehran refuses to negotiate with Donald Trump, while reports claim Iran warned JD Vance that Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff were abusing their access to sensitive negotiations. Elsewhere, Israel has approved 1.3 billion shekels for new West Bank settlements, Trump’s “Board of Peace” has reportedly abandoned its sweeping Gaza reconstruction plan in favor of a limited pilot program, Pentagon officials are examining military options involving Cuba, Democrats are facing political blowback over data center expansion in key swing states, and Pete Hegseth says soldiers over 30 may be screened for testosterone levels.

A stunning 100 House Democrats have voted to cut U.S. aid to Israel, marking one of the biggest congressional breaks with longstanding bipartisan policy as the war continues to reshape American politics. Meanwhile, a Republican congressman is threatening to turn Iran into “a parking lot” if Tehran refuses to negotiate with Donald Trump, while reports claim Iran warned JD Vance that Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff were abusing their access to sensitive negotiations. Elsewhere, Israel has approved 1.3 billion shekels for new West Bank settlements, Trump’s “Board of Peace” has reportedly abandoned its sweeping Gaza reconstruction plan in favor of a limited pilot program, Pentagon officials are examining military options involving Cuba, Democrats are facing political blowback over data center expansion in key swing states, and Pete Hegseth says soldiers over 30 may be screened for testosterone levels.

A growing smear campaign targeting Graham Platner is drawing fresh scrutiny as Democrats grapple with a competitive Senate race and new questions emerge about the motives behind the attacks. Meanwhile, a U.S. senator is demanding the release of an American citizen seized by the IDF in the West Bank, while +972 Magazine publishes another investigation into alleged Israeli influence operations aimed at shaping U.S. public opinion. Elsewhere, Philadelphia police admitted they are tracking First Amendment activity critical of AI, a watchdog report found donors to Trump’s ballroom project later received roughly $50 billion in government contracts, and Pam Bondi says Todd Blanche was responsible for handling the Epstein files review. The show also examines how DOGE-related cuts may have contributed to the return of the New World screwworm to the U.S., and dives into the bizarre LEGO scandal currently rocking YouTube.

A growing smear campaign targeting Graham Platner is drawing fresh scrutiny as Democrats grapple with a competitive Senate race and new questions emerge about the motives behind the attacks. Meanwhile, a U.S. senator is demanding the release of an American citizen seized by the IDF in the West Bank, while +972 Magazine publishes another investigation into alleged Israeli influence operations aimed at shaping U.S. public opinion. Elsewhere, Philadelphia police admitted they are tracking First Amendment activity critical of AI, a watchdog report found donors to Trump’s ballroom project later received roughly $50 billion in government contracts, and Pam Bondi says Todd Blanche was responsible for handling the Epstein files review. The show also examines how DOGE-related cuts may have contributed to the return of the New World screwworm to the U.S., and dives into the bizarre LEGO scandal currently rocking YouTube.

Benjamin Netanyahu is openly describing a vision for deeper U.S.-Israel military integration as a new wave of American strikes against Iran further dims hopes for diplomacy, with Tehran insisting negotiations have become “futile.” Meanwhile, Netanyahu praised the late Lindsey Graham for relentlessly pushing more U.S. aid to Israel, while Donald Trump is reportedly urging Graham’s sister to fill the remainder of his Senate term. Elsewhere, Ro Khanna is criticizing Gavin Newsom over his defense of Israel, Mitch McConnell has shared a new hospital photo amid continued questions about his health, and JD Vance is reportedly alienating some Jewish Republican donors with his increasingly confrontational rhetoric on Israel.

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Benjamin Netanyahu is openly describing a vision for deeper U.S.-Israel military integration as a new wave of American strikes against Iran further dims hopes for diplomacy, with Tehran insisting negotiations have become “futile.” Meanwhile, Netanyahu praised the late Lindsey Graham for relentlessly pushing more U.S. aid to Israel, while Donald Trump is reportedly urging Graham’s sister to fill the remainder of his Senate term. Elsewhere, Ro Khanna is criticizing Gavin Newsom over his defense of Israel, Mitch McConnell has shared a new hospital photo amid continued questions about his health, and JD Vance is reportedly alienating some Jewish Republican donors with his increasingly confrontational rhetoric on Israel.

The Israeli government has announced 1.3 billion shekels in funding for new settlements in the West Bank, intensifying tensions as Iran claims three U.S. service members were killed in Kuwait amid the widening regional conflict. Meanwhile, the DHS has broken its silence on the deadly ICE shooting in Maine, saying the officer feared for public safety, while economists are increasingly concluding that AI is beginning to eliminate jobs across the economy. Elsewhere, Mike Lawler and Josh Gottheimer have introduced legislation to dismantle and replace UNRWA, new reporting examines Israel’s alleged covert effort to cultivate Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, and billionaire investor Rich Handler of Jefferies says he opposes cutting off all U.S. aid to Israel.

The Israeli government has announced 1.3 billion shekels in funding for new settlements in the West Bank, intensifying tensions as Iran claims three U.S. service members were killed in Kuwait amid the widening regional conflict. Meanwhile, the DHS has broken its silence on the deadly ICE shooting in Maine, saying the officer feared for public safety, while economists are increasingly concluding that AI is beginning to eliminate jobs across the economy. Elsewhere, Mike Lawler and Josh Gottheimer have introduced legislation to dismantle and replace UNRWA, new reporting examines Israel’s alleged covert effort to cultivate Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, and billionaire investor Rich Handler of Jefferies says he opposes cutting off all U.S. aid to Israel.

Donald Trump’s once-commanding advantage on foreign policy is evaporating as new polling shows voters losing confidence amid the escalating Iran conflict, threatening Republican prospects heading into the midterms. Meanwhile, Senate Democrats have blocked a defense bill over concerns about the Iran war and deeper U.S.-Israel military integration, while reports claim Trump’s former campaign manager is running an Israeli influence operation aimed at the MAGA base. Elsewhere, Israel has approved 1.3 billion shekels for new West Bank settlements, Ro Khanna is facing criticism from both the left and right over his comments on Israel and Palestine, Condoleezza Rice has unexpectedly reemerged in the foreign policy debate, AIPAC-backed Haley Stevens has opened a polling lead over Abdul El-Sayed after a massive spending advantage, and China is cracking down on AI chatbot romances as it pushes to reverse its declining birthrate.

Donald Trump’s once-commanding advantage on foreign policy is evaporating as new polling shows voters losing confidence amid the escalating Iran conflict, threatening Republican prospects heading into the midterms. Meanwhile, Senate Democrats have blocked a defense bill over concerns about the Iran war and deeper U.S.-Israel military integration, while reports claim Trump’s former campaign manager is running an Israeli influence operation aimed at the MAGA base. Elsewhere, Israel has approved 1.3 billion shekels for new West Bank settlements, Ro Khanna is facing criticism from both the left and right over his comments on Israel and Palestine, Condoleezza Rice has unexpectedly reemerged in the foreign policy debate, AIPAC-backed Haley Stevens has opened a polling lead over Abdul El-Sayed after a massive spending advantage, and China is cracking down on AI chatbot romances as it pushes to reverse its declining birthrate.