Today’s Big Story…

During a bilateral meeting in the Netherlands, President Trump compared the conflict between Israel and Iran to “two kids in a school yard” who fight briefly before calming down, referring to the U.S. role in brokering a fragile ceasefire.

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte added, “Then daddy has to sometimes use strong language.” This was in reference to Trump's viral profanity moment when speaking to reporters earlier in the week, saying Israel and Iran “have been fighting so long and so hard that they don’t know what the f— they’re doing.”

Secretary of State Marco Rubio burst into laughter during a press conference when a Sky News reporter asked President Trump about Rutte referring to him as “daddy” earlier that day, showcasing a lighthearted and humorous in a month filled with international unease and intensity.

Another Big Story…

President Trump responded to the news that Zohran Mamdani had won the Democratic primary in the New York City mayoral race, calling the Shia Muslim immigrant from Uganda a “100% Communist Lunatic” and criticizing his appearance, intelligence, and speaking voice.

He mocked Mamdani’s backing from Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and her allies, referring to them as “AOC+3, Dummies ALL,” and aimed at Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, sarcastically calling him “our Great Palestinian Senator” for supporting the socialist Mamdani, who was naturalized in the U.S. in 2018. Trump claimed Democrats had “crossed the line” and called the primary result a “big moment in the History of our Country.”

New York City Mayor Eric Adams also slammed Mamdani as a “snake oil salesman” following his surprise victory over former Gov. Andrew Cuomo. Adams accused the 33-year-old socialist of making unrealistic promises just to win votes, and criticized Mamdani’s platform, which includes freezing rent on regulated apartments, offering free bus service and child care, and launching city-run grocery stores. Adams dismissed the proposals as unworkable, noting they carry an estimated $10 billion price tag, but Mamdani claims he would fund the plan by raising taxes on New York’s ultra-wealthy.

Other tenets of Mamdani’s platform and advocacy include: abolishing the NYPD, prisons, medical bills, and private health insurance; banning all guns, legalizing sex work, decriminalizing drug possession, and ending all cooperation with ICE.

The Administration…

1. At the NATO summit in The Hague, Trump called the U.S. strikes on Iran’s nuclear sites a “very, very successful” operation, referring to it as “obliteration” and proof of restored American deterrence. He cited an Israel Atomic Energy Commission assessment claiming the strikes set Iran’s nuclear program back by “many years.”

2. Additionally, ahead of the summit, Trump declined to fully commit to the alliance’s collective defense clause, saying, “Depends on your definition.” He added, “There’s numerous definitions of Article Five. I’m committed to being their friend,” remarks likely to unsettle European allies.

3. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth also announced at the NATO summit that the FBI has launched an investigation into a leaked Defense Intelligence Agency report given to CNN about President Trump’s recent strikes on Iran. Hegseth criticized the media coverage, claiming it was framed to discredit the president despite what he called an “overwhelming success.”

4. Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard accused the “propaganda media” of selectively leaking classified material to undermine President Trump’s Iran strikes. She said new intelligence confirms the destruction of Iran’s key nuclear sites in the recent bombing campaign.

5. President Trump defended Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, calling his corruption trial a “Witch Hunt” and urging the charges be dropped or pardoned.

6. The U.S. Treasury has sanctioned two Mexican banks and a brokerage firm for allegedly helping cartels launder millions. Using new powers under the FEND OFF Fentanyl Act, FinCEN labeled the institutions a “primary money laundering concern.”

7. Border czar Tom Homan revealed he’s living apart from his wife due to ongoing death threats. In an interview, Homan said his demanding career has already limited family time, but the threats have forced his wife to live elsewhere for safety.

8. President Trump’s deputies have convinced over 7,000 illegal aliens to self-deport, saving about $16,000 per person, according to The Atlantic. So far, 3,000 have left the U.S., with more expected to follow.

9. A mediator has reportedly proposed a $20 million settlement to resolve President Trump’s $20 billion lawsuit against Paramount and CBS News, according to the Wall Street Journal. The deal would include a $17 million donation to a Trump foundation or museum, as well as coverage of legal fees and anti-antisemitism ads on Paramount networks.

10. President Trump shared Jon Kahn’s tribute song “Fighter” after announcing a ceasefire in the 12-Day War between Israel and Iran. The song, released in September 2024 after the assassination attempt in Butler, Pennsylvania, was written in Trump’s honor.

Vice President…

JD Vance’s wife, Second Lady Usha Vance, said she’s not focused on the idea of becoming First Lady in 2028.

Speaking on Meghan McCain’s podcast "Citizen McCain," Vance said she had no intention of entering politics when she moved to Washington and is currently focused on the present. While acknowledging her husband, Vice President JD Vance, might run for president, she didn’t rule out the possibility but said it’s not top of mind.

Congress…

The Resistance…

1. Candace Owens said on “Piers Morgan Uncensored” that she feels “embarrassed” for supporting President Trump during the 2024 campaign, calling him a “chronic disappointment.” A longtime Trump backer, Owens now regrets urging others to vote for him.

2. White House official Andrew Kloster called Trump’s strikes on Iran “pointless” and accused him of serving the “deep state,” before deleting the posts and locking his account. Kloster, general counsel for the Office of Personnel Management, also criticized U.S. support for Israel.

3. Pro-Iranian hackers have targeted U.S. banks, defense firms, and oil companies in response to American strikes on Iran’s nuclear sites, though no major infrastructure or economic damage has occurred yet. Cyber experts warn that it could change if the ceasefire with Israel fails.

4. Anthony Bernal, a former adviser to Jill Biden, is refusing to appear before the House Oversight Committee to answer questions about an alleged cover-up of President Biden’s mental decline. Bernal is avoiding questions about possible unauthorized use of the autopen for executive actions and pardons.

5. A federal appeals court ordered the Trump administration to bring back Jordin Melgar-Salmeron, who was deported to El Salvador in violation of a court order. It marks the fourth time since March that courts have directed officials to return illegal aliens.

6. MSNBC’s Nicolle Wallace said she was “gutted” by the Trump administration’s deportation of alleged Tren de Aragua gang members to El Salvador, calling it her biggest fear about a second Trump term.

7. Gabriel Hurtado-Cariaco, a suspected member of the Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua, is in federal custody after allegedly trying to kill one law enforcement officer and injuring another during a traffic stop. He faces charges of attempted murder and assault of a federal officer.

8. Cudahy Vice Mayor Cynthia Gonzalez of California is facing backlash after allegedly posting an Instagram message urging Southern California gang members, or “cholos,” to resist immigration raids.

9. Chicago Teachers Union President Stacy Davis Gates claimed that “all children belong to” the union. She criticized President Trump for weakening teachers’ unions, calling his education agenda a “relitigation” of the Civil War.

10. The FBI is investigating three children’s hospitals—Boston Children’s Hospital, Children’s Hospital Colorado, and Children’s Hospital Los Angeles—for potentially violating federal law banning genital mutilation. The probe focuses on pediatric sex change surgeries and hormone treatments.

11. Ella Emhoff, stepdaughter of Kamala Harris, said she felt “trauma” voting in the New York City mayoral primary because it was at the same polling place where she had previously voted for Harris, who lost to Trump.

12. Former U.S. Representative Anthony Weiner has ended his political comeback after finishing fourth in the Democratic primary for a Manhattan City Council seat. Despite addressing his past and asking voters for a second chance, he failed to gain enough support.

In Other News…

1. The 30% rule—keeping mortgage payments under 30% of monthly income—is now out of reach for most. Only three of the 50 largest U.S. metro areas remain affordable under this guideline. Read more…

2. A Japanese court sentenced a U.S. Marine to seven years in prison for sexually assaulting a woman in Okinawa. He was found guilty of choking and injuring the victim, and the case has fueled outrage and concerns over the U.S. military presence on the island. More details…

3. Just days before closing arguments, prosecutors in Sean “Diddy” Combs’ trial announced they will not pursue charges of attempted kidnapping, attempted arson, or aiding and abetting sex trafficking.

4. Brian Johnson, known online as the Liver King, was arrested in Austin, Texas, for allegedly making a terroristic threat against famous podcaster Joe Rogan. The 47-year-old influencer, infamous for promoting a raw meat lifestyle, was taken into custody after Johnson reportedly targeted Rogan over his on-air discussion of his steroid scandal. Read more…

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