Ex-FBI boss investigated for seashell photo seen as threat to Trump

Benjamin Netanyahu's efforts to conceal his creation of a "third-force" to counter Palestinian resistance have been exposed, leading to significant backlash and international condemnation. This clandestine group, led by criminal Yasser Abu Shabab, has been implicated in violent acts, including looting humanitarian aid, while operating under Israeli military protection. Netanyahu justified this controversial strategy by claiming it aimed to save IDF soldiers, but it has drawn criticism from opposition leaders and raised parallels to South...

US President Donald Trump has increased tariffs on steel to 50% while permitting Japan's Nippon to acquire the US Steel Corporation, aiming to revitalize American steel manufacturing. In a discussion featuring FT senior trade writer Alan Beattie and industrial reporter Zehra Munir, they explore the feasibility of Trump's trade policies fulfilling his promise to boost domestic jobs. The podcast also highlights the implications of these tariffs and the partnership with Nippon for Pennsylvania workers. Full...

SummaryIn response to Rahul Gandhi's allegations of election rigging in Maharashtra, BJP leader Amit Malviya accused him of attempting to undermine public trust in institutions, likening his tactics to those of George Soros. Malviya criticized Gandhi for not raising similar concerns when Congress won elections in Telangana and Karnataka, suggesting that his goal is to create chaos rather than clarity. The Election Commission dismissed Congress's claims as baseless, stating they create unnecessary doubts among the...

Marcos Lopez, a suspended Florida sheriff, was granted a $1 million bond after being arrested on charges of racketeering and conspiracy related to a substantial illegal gambling operation in Central Florida, which generated over $21.6 million. Prosecutors allege that Lopez, who allegedly received $600,000 to $700,000 from the enterprise, used his position to facilitate and protect the operation, leading to an "extreme breach of public trust." He is currently in custody, with his next court...

Canada men's national team coach Jesse Marsch expressed his outrage regarding the Vancouver Whitecaps players feeling "poisoned" during their trip to Mexico for the CONCACAF Champions Cup final. In contrast, Whitecaps head coach Jesper Sorensen dismissed the notion that someone intentionally made his team sick. This incident highlights differing perspectives on the situation, with Marsch emphasizing the severity of the players' experience and Sorensen downplaying the claims of intentional harm. Full Article

On June 06, 2025, Palestinians in Gaza, the occupied West Bank, and East Jerusalem celebrated Eid al-Adha amidst ongoing Israeli bombardment, military raids, and severe restrictions affecting their communities. The event was marked by prayers held on the ruins of destroyed homes and mosques in Gaza City, illustrating the profound impact of the conflict on daily life. The images captured by Mohammad Asad for the Middle East Monitor highlight the resilience of the Palestinian people...