The Israeli military carried out numerous strikes in the southern Gaza Strip on Sunday after accusing Hamas terrorists of shooting at IDF soldiers. The escalation of violence potentially places the U.S.-led ceasefire deal in jeopardy.
Read More Hamas attacks IDF soldiers, Israel responds with airstrikes
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt fiercely rebuked House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries this week, labeling him an “America Last, stone-cold loser” in a powerful retort to his attempt to belittle her with divisive and demeaning rhetoric.
Read More Leavitt responds to Jeffries’ insults, calling him an ‘America last, stone-cold loser’ amid ongoing govt shutdown
Conservative commentator Megyn Kelly said that she would be willing to run for president to block any White House bids from United States Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.
Read More Megyn Kelly: If AOC runs for president ‘I might run’
The Democrat mayoral front-runner for New York City, Zohran Mamdani, repeatedly avoided saying that Hamas should lay down its weapons, while doubling down on his promise to arrest Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
Read More Zohran Mamdani refuses to ask Hamas to disarm, would have NYPD arrest Netanyahu
President Donald Trump landed in Egypt for a world summit, dubbed the “Summit for Peace,” as several nations throw their support behind the Israel-Hamas peace deal after more than two years of war.
Read More Trump arrives in Egypt to attend the international ‘Summit for Peace’
FBI Director Kash Patel announced that the FBI has officially dismantled a public corruption unit, known as CR-15, in addition to firing a number of agents connected to previous misconduct involving surveillance of Republican senators — outed by a recent report by the Senate Judiciary Committee.
Read More Patel shutters ‘corrupt’ FBI unit that previously spied on GOP senators, firing agents involved