FOX NEWS | Trump and Netanyahu celebrate 'historic victory' against Iran, eye future Middle East peace
President Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu met at the White House to celebrate shared military and diplomatic successes, including Iran strikes and Gaza negotiations, with Netanyahu formally nominating Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize and both leaders declaring a new era of Middle East transformation is underway.
BREITBART | NWS Union: I Rarely Agree with Him, But Trump's Right on NWS Doing Its Job in TX
Tom Fahy, legislative director for the National Weather Service Employees Organization, acknowledged in a rare agreement with President Trump that NWS forecasters in Texas "did their job" by issuing timely catastrophic flood alerts that helped trigger emergency responses.
NEW YORK POST | White House urges Dems to 'tone down' anti-ICE rhetoric — as activists say lawmakers should be willing to 'get shot' to obstruct enforcement
The White House urged Democrats to tone down anti-ICE rhetoric amid rising left-wing pressure for aggressive resistance to Trump's immigration agenda, as some activists demand lawmakers escalate tactics—even to the point of violence.
BLAZE MEDIA | Exclusive: Vance on Mamdani: 'Who the hell does he think that he is?'
In a fiery Claremont Institute speech, Vice President JD Vance slammed NYC mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani for what he called a lack of gratitude toward America, accusing him of representing an elite, anti-American leftist movement that disrespects the nation's history, values, and working-class roots.
WASHINGTON TIMES | Trump hits South Korea, Japan and others with 25% tariffs
President Trump announced sweeping tariffs of 25% to 40% on imports from Japan, South Korea, and 12 other nations, warning that unfair trade imbalances threaten U.S. economic and national security, while offering allies a chance to renegotiate before the August 1st implementation.
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