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Sec. Rollins confirmed additional cases of New World screwworm have been confirmed in the United States, including in Texas.

A Houthi drone launched from Yemen was intercepted over Eilat after sirens sounded in the southern Israeli city.

President Trump nominated Todd Blanche to serve as U.S. attorney general, formally submitting his name to the Senate for confirmation.

Waymo purchased Apple’s 5,500-acre Arizona autonomous vehicle proving ground for $220 million. The facility was a key testing site for Apple’s canceled Project Titan program and includes specialized courses designed for self-driving vehicle development and evaluation.

President Trump said he warned Netanyahu against escalating the conflict with Iran, claiming he helped limit Israel's strikes and later persuaded Netanyahu to halt further attacks after Iranian officials signaled they would stop their missile launches.

Trump arriving to Madison Square Garden now.

Fallsburg PD is holding a checkpoint on Route 42 right after BP Mobile gas station, heading toward Heiden Road.

Ambassador Greer on proposing new tariffs under Section 301: "We have all of these countries in the world that allow goods made with forced labor into their countries. America doesn't do that... there's a cost to doing the right thing, and other countries aren't bearing it, so this is just one step."

President Trump: "We have more people working in the United States today than at any time in the history of our country... out of my short 1.5 years, we've had 73 brand new highs on the various stock exchanges, and that's a record... and that's during a military conflict."

The Israeli Air Force struck Hamas’s main naval police headquarters in the Khan Younis area on Sunday, killing several operatives, including military wing cell commander Ismail al-Lahham. The IDF said the site was used for terror activities and force-building efforts. Last week, troops also destroyed three Hamas weapons caches after identifying operatives attempting to remove the arms following evacuation warnings.

The U.S. Embassy in Jerusalem lifted its shelter-in-place order for employees and their families after a ceasefire between Israel and Iran held through Tuesday. The embassy cited updated IDF Home Front Command guidelines and said normal operations will resume tomorrow.

Sen. Bernie Sanders: "Trump is many things, but he is a good politician."

France barred Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich, four settler organization leaders, and 21 settlers from entering the country. Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barrot said the move responds to Smotrich’s support for annexing Judea and Samaria and renewed Jewish settlement in Gaza.

IDF troops from the Givati Brigade operating north of the Litani River in southern Lebanon located and seized several Hezbollah weapons depots in recent days. The military said the caches, found in civilian buildings, contained firearms, anti-tank missiles, launchers, drones, and other equipment.

BREAKING: President Trump said the United States must respond after Iran shot down a U.S. Apache helicopter over the Strait of Hormuz.

Sec. Rubio and Dana White are expected to sign an agreement this week creating a partnership between the U.S. State Department and Ultimate Fighting Championship.

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France’s Patrouille de France aerobatic team flew over New York City and the Statue of Liberty as part of events marking the upcoming 250th anniversary of American independence.

Tesla’s Supervised FSD has received approval in Denmark, with the rollout expected to begin soon.

Wizz Air will resume flights to and from Ben Gurion Airport tomorrow after temporarily suspending service following Iran’s missile attacks on Israel. Meanwhile, Austrian Airlines has extended its flight cancellations to and from Israel through June 12.

A new Israel Democracy Institute poll found that 61% of Israelis oppose another election run by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The survey also showed 61% support imposing two-term limits on future prime ministers after Netanyahu leaves office.

Taliban banned smartphone use for Taliban members and government employees across Afghanistan, with violators facing possible military court action. Some Taliban members have begun smashing their smartphones to demonstrate loyalty to the leadership and compliance with the new order.

The US said Iran’s soccer team can enter the country the day before each World Cup match, denying reports of same-day travel requirements. All players received visas, but several Iranian football federation officials were reportedly denied entry permits.

A US Army attack helicopter crashed in the Strait of Hormuz after it was reportedly struck by an Iranian Shahed attack drone. The two crew members were rescued by a US Navy surface drone after about two hours in the water and were reported in stable condition.

Protesters in Belfast torched a bus and other vehicles after a Sudanese national was charged over an attempted beheading of a local resident. Police issued dispersal orders as demonstrations escalated into unrest, prompting calls for calm from political leaders.

Video shows the moment protesters set fire to a bus in Belfast.

Five people were arrested after UK National Crime Agency and police officers seized a boat carrying 425 kilograms of cocaine in Eastbourne. Authorities said the drugs have an estimated street value of £34 million ($46 million).

Protesters seized and completely blocked off a major roundabout in the northern outskirts of Belfast.

Rioters are breaking into Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMOs) used to accommodate asylum seekers in Belfast and setting some of the properties on fire.

A police vehicle was seized and set on fire in Portadown, Northern Ireland.

A burning car crashed into an apartment building in Belfast.

A burning car crashed into an apartment building in Belfast.

CENTCOM launched self-defense strikes against Iranian targets on orders from President Trump.

The NYPD Harbor Unit and FDNY rescued a person from the water near Kent Avenue and South 9th Street in Williamsburg.

The House approved a $70 billion Republican funding bill for ICE, Border Patrol and other immigration enforcement agencies through the remainder of President Trump’s term. The measure passed by a narrow 214-212 vote, cleared the Senate earlier, and now heads to Trump for signing.

Explosions were reported in Iran’s Hormozgan province, including in Sirik and on Qeshm Island in the Strait of Hormuz, after U.S. Central Command announced self-defense strikes against Iran in response to the downing of a U.S. Army Apache helicopter.

The Knesset advanced a bill to regulate construction waste disposal and combat illegal dumping. The legislation would track waste from construction sites to approved facilities, addressing an environmental problem that generates over one million tons of illegally dumped waste annually.

Ben Gvir ordered the police Northern District headquarters moved from Nazareth to Nof HaGalil.

President Trump on Iran: "The Bully of the Middle East is DEAD!!! They've taken too long to negotiate a deal that would have been great for them, now they will have to pay the price!!!"

Sec. Turner: "The median price of a home in America's about $426,000. $100,000 of that is in regulations and regulatory environment. If you take that away, it brings down the cost of a house so more Americans can afford to buy."

US Ambassador to NATO Matthew Whitaker: "President Trump, while he is patient, and he is a dealmaker and he wants peace—at the same time, he knows that Iran cannot have a nuclear weapon. That is the starting point, that is the red line, and unlike other presidents, President Trump, when he draws a red line, he enforces it."

The Knesset voted 56-43 to advance a Basic Law recognizing Torah study as a foundational state value and a form of national service. The bill faces coalition opposition, and the government says language equating Torah study with military service must be removed.

VP Vance: "Right now, I feel that we are in a position to get a deal that is good for the United States economically and that really does deal with the Iranian nuclear problem — not just now, not just while Donald Trump is President, but for the long term."

President Herzog sent a rare Arabic-language message to Lebanese President Joseph Aoun, offering peace while urging Lebanon to curb Hezbollah and Iranian influence. Herzog said improved relations depend on Lebanon acting independently and preventing attacks against Israel.

President Trump said he is seeking a permanent Office of the Director of National Intelligence chief with national security experience. He also directed acting director Bill Pulte to immediately reduce the office’s size and return staff to their home agencies.

The IDF says it struck six Hezbollah sites in Tyre and additional targets across southern Lebanon over the past day, including a facility used to launch explosive FPV drones, armed rocket launchers, and Hezbollah operatives involved in attacks against Israel.

President Trump: "This morning, I'm thrilled to sign the Secure America Act to immediately and fully fund the Department of Homeland Security through the end of my term."

President Trump: "The Secure America Act provides $38B to ICE, $26B to Border Patrol to ensure these critical law enforcement agencies have the necessary resources to do their jobs protecting our borders and getting criminal aliens out of the country."

on signing the Secure America Act to fund DHS: "Very simply, the Radical Left Dumocrats... voted with the cartels, the terrorists, the gang members, the drug dealers... and our great Republican majorities voted to protect law-abiding American citizens."

The IDF confirmed damage to a warehouse at Ramat David Airbase during Iran’s recent ballistic missile attack. Preliminary findings indicate falling interceptor fragments caused the damage rather than a direct strike. No injuries, equipment damage, or operational disruptions were reported.

President Trump signs the Secure America Act into law.

President Trump on Iran: "We hit them hard yesterday and we're going to hit them again hard today... And we'll see what happens with the deal. We were really close to a deal — but they keep tapping us along. They keep playing us for suckers because you know what? They dealt with some very stupid Presidents."

Iran warned it could halt World Cup matches if unauthorized flags or anti-team slogans appear in stadiums. The threat comes ahead of the tournament opener and follows disputes over planned Pride-related activities and criticism of Iran’s participation in the competition.

The IDF says it struck Hezbollah operatives, weapons caches, and other infrastructure in Tyre and across southern Lebanon over the past day. Lebanese reports said at least 13 people were killed in the strikes.

President Trump congratulated Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on becoming India’s longest-serving prime minister.

SpaceX’s planned IPO is reportedly more than four times oversubscribed, with investor demand exceeding the amount of shares available. The company is seeking to raise about $75 billion, while orders from investors have surpassed $250 billion.

Netanyahu's message to the Lebanese people: "Israel is not at war with you. We're at war with Hezbollah that has taken your country hostage, that does Iran's bidding, that uses your territory to launch terrorist attacks against Israel."

President Trump praised Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan as a friend and said they work well together, despite Erdogan's recent criticism of Israel. Trump said he would contact Erdogan if needed to prevent tensions from escalating between Turkey and Israel.

The IAEA Board of Governors passed a US-backed resolution requiring Iran to declare its remaining enriched uranium stockpiles and allow inspectors to verify them. The measure passed 21-3, with Russia, China, and Niger voting against it and 10 countries abstaining.

Tesla announced that its Actually Smart Summon feature will soon be available for Cybertruck owners.

President Herzog awarded the President’s Award for Volunteerism to the Shnat Sherut 50 Plus program, which sends retirees and near-retirees to communities near Gaza. Organizers praised volunteers for relocating to affected areas and helping rebuild community life.

President Trump said a U.S. military mission helped more than 200 commercial ships safely transit the Strait of Hormuz and enabled over 100 million barrels of oil to reach global markets, while asserting that the United States controls the strategic waterway.

Sec. Mullin on securing the World Cup: "It is a huge task, but DHS is up to this... We have 78 Super Bowls, in 38 days, in 11 cities... we're going to have 5-7 million visitors. We're going to show the best of America. We expect to have safe games."

A survey across 15 European countries found only 11% view the United States as an ally sharing Europe’s values and interests. Majorities doubt the U.S. would defend them if attacked, while support for greater European military and political independence continues to grow.

Macron said leaders from Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the United Arab Emirates will join a G7 session next week to discuss the Iran conflict. Talks will focus on Iran's closure of the Strait of Hormuz and ongoing negotiations with Tehran.

Police deployed a water cannon in Belfast, Northern Ireland, as protesters attempted to gather near a hotel housing migrants.

A 13-year-old gorilla named Kiyomasa at a Japanese zoo went viral after appearing to sit in a pose resembling Rodin’s “The Thinker” following a quarrel with his mate.

Hundreds rallied in Beirut’s Hezbollah-controlled Dahiyeh suburb in support of Iran and its allies, waving Hezbollah and Iranian flags and carrying images of senior leaders. A similar demonstration was reported in Yemen’s capital, Sanaa, as regional tensions continue.

Anti-migration riots continue in Northern Ireland.

Sec. Hegseth: "If we need to negotiate with bombs, we'll negotiate with bombs. And we are very good at it. Nobody better in the world."

Sec. Hegseth: "CENTCOM will be busy tonight, we will be hitting Iran hard, we will bomb key facilities in Iran."

CENTCOM confirms additional strikes against multiple targets in Iran at President Trump’s direction.

Defense Minister Israel Katz said Israel’s campaign against Iran is “far from over” and warned that any future Iranian attack would trigger a powerful response.

VP Vance on Netanyahu: “Sometimes, we have interests that are perfectly aligned and sometimes, we have interests that are misaligned.”

Colombian President Gustavo Petro again referenced the Nazis during a UN Security Council meeting days after controversy over a “Heil Hitler” social media post. Israeli UN Ambassador Danny Danon condemned the remarks, accusing Petro of making antisemitic statements.

A spidercam caught fire and crashed more than 20 meters onto the pitch during Hungary’s match against Kazakhstan, narrowly missing a cameraman. No injuries were reported, and play resumed after officials cleared the debris from the field.

Iran warned it could halt World Cup matches if unauthorized flags or anti-team slogans appear in stadiums. The threat comes ahead of the tournament opener and follows disputes over planned Pride-related activities and criticism of Iran’s participation in the competition.

President Trump said the U.S. would launch major strikes against Iran, claiming much of Iran’s military and air defense capabilities had already been destroyed. He also said the U.S. plans to take control of Kharg Island and other oil infrastructure, asserting control over Iran’s oil and gas markets.

Sec. Bessent warned Iran that any damage caused to American allies in the Gulf would be compensated using Iranian funds. He also said tolls paid through the Strait of Hormuz would be offset by money taken from Iranian accounts.

Iran’s newly established authority overseeing the Strait of Hormuz confirmed the waterway’s complete closure until further notice. The announcement followed an overnight declaration by Iran’s armed forces, with transit permit holders instructed to await further guidance before attempting passage.

The U.S. military said it disabled a third vessel this week for allegedly violating its blockade on Iranian oil exports. CENTCOM said a U.S. aircraft struck the tanker Jalveer in the Gulf of Oman after its crew failed to comply with instructions from American forces.

An 80-year-old woman was killed in a gas explosion in Jerusalem’s Old City Jewish Quarter. A man in his 50s suffered serious burns and was hospitalized. Authorities said a gas leak from an apartment kitchen likely caused the blast, which severely damaged the home.

Netanyahu said Israel is working to counter Hezbollah’s growing drone threat while continuing operations against the terror group. Speaking at a cabinet meeting, he pledged to restore security in northern Israel and said the outcome would mirror successes achieved in the south.

President Trump criticized birthright citizenship, calling it economically unsustainable and arguing that the United States should not continue the policy.

British Defense Secretary John Healey resigned after a dispute with the government over military spending. In his resignation letter, he accused Starmer and the Treasury of failing to provide the resources needed to address growing security threats and support defense planning.

The octagon has been installed on the White House South Lawn ahead of UFC Freedom 250 on June 14.

The Pentagon issued a shelter-in-place order after building systems detected an air quality issue. Emergency and hazardous materials response teams were deployed as officials implemented precautionary safety protocols and assessed the situation.

Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Ghalibaf warned that continued U.S. strikes on Iranian infrastructure could trigger a prolonged conflict, disrupt energy markets, and destabilize the region.

The State Attorney’s Office indicted Netanyahu adviser Jonatan Urich for allegedly leaking classified information to Bild in 2024. Prosecutors say the leak exposed sensitive intelligence capabilities and sources, harmed state security interests, and involved coordination with former spokesman Eli Feldstein.

EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas urged a diplomatic solution after speaking with Iran’s foreign minister about the escalating conflict. She condemned attacks on Gulf countries and critical infrastructure, warning that a return to full-scale war would carry severe consequences for the region.

CENTCOM: "The Strait of Hormuz remains open for transit."

Egoz commandos identified fighters days earlier using a drone inside tunnel routes. After one gunman fired at the drone, Israeli forces struck the group.

Israeli Air Force struck and killed Hezbollah operatives fleeing a major tunnel network near Beaufort Castle in southern Lebanon after they were identified by Egoz commandos using a drone.

Air Canada extended its suspension of flights to and from Tel Aviv and Dubai through October 24, citing the ongoing situation in the Middle East. The airline had previously canceled Tel Aviv flights through September 8 after Israel's airspace closed following the outbreak of war with Iran.

President Trump announced he canceled planned U.S. strikes on Iran, saying negotiations had reached senior Iranian leadership and gained broad approval. He said participating countries had agreed on final terms in principle, while the naval blockade would remain in effect until a formal agreement is signed.

Pentagon officials lifted the shelter-in-place order and reopened affected areas after hazardous materials teams found no dangerous substance. The lockdown was triggered by a suspected air quality issue, but testing determined there was no threat to personnel or the facility.

President Trump nominated Jay Clayton, the current U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York and former SEC chairman, to serve as Director of National Intelligence.

Dana White on establishing a partnership to enhance sports diplomacy with the State Department: "What’s been fascinating in our run over the last 25 years is how when we go to one of these different countries, presidents of the countries or royal families from these different countries — everybody loves the fights and... the entire country rallies around them, and it’s a pretty powerful thing."

Sec. Rubio: "We have very few things left in our society, and I would say in the world, that convenes us all. We are so divided by so many different things... This is one of those few things we have left..."

The IDF said it achieved operational control of the Wadi Saluki area in southern Lebanon after clearing Hezbollah infrastructure. Troops and the Israeli Air Force destroyed hundreds of sites, killed more than 50 operatives, and seized weapons, including anti-tank missiles and explosives.