Fox
“The likelihood of violent extremists in the Homeland independently mobilizing to violence in response to the conflict would likely increase if Iranian leadership issued a religious ruling calling for retaliatory violence against targets in the Homeland,” stated the bulletin.
Jerusalem Post
“This evening, I met at Blair House in Washington with the US Secretary of State, Marco Rubio,” Netanyahu said in a post on X/Twitter. “We held a substantive and important conversation about strengthening the alliance between Israel and the US and about the shared challenges we face in the regional and international arena.”
Bill Koenig
But tonight at the White House, any outward signs of strain were firmly put to rest. In an unusually warm display before their private dinner, both leaders took questions from the press and showcased a striking degree of congeniality, clarity, and shared vision. Gone was the tension of recent days. What unfolded was a deliberate show of unity — and mutual affirmation.
In my opinion, as a career emergency physician, based on the videos showing events leading to Floyd’s death and the autopsy report, Floyd’s death was not a homicide. Instead, he died suddenly while resisting arrest because he had a cardiac arrest . . . .
PJ Media
One would think Democrats could stow their hatred of Christians, conservatives, and white people until the bodies of all of Texas’s Camp Mystic victims — some of whom are mere third-graders — have been pulled from the mud of the Guadalupe River.
