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President Donald Trump is threatening to deploy ground troops to seize critical oil infrastructure on Iran’s Kharg Island, a military gambit that experts say would risk American lives and could still fail to end the war.

"Some progressives have not-so-subtly embraced Tucker Carlson over his positions on Israel and Trump’s catastrophic Iran war. But this is not a good look or a smart move: Carlson is one of the clearest examples of how the 'enemy of your enemy' is not your friend." — @playtyperguy.com

‼️Irã ameaça realizar ataques retaliatórios contra grandes empresas americanas 💬 “A partir de agora, uma empresa americana será destruída por cada assassinato”, advertiu o Corpo da Guarda Revolucionária Islâmica do Irã. URGENTE: s.rtbrasil.com/pmn

🇯🇴 News: Jordan’s king refuses to meet w/ Netanyahu amid closure of holy sites Israeli PM Netanyahu recently requested a meeting w/ Jordanian King Abdullah II and was turned down, Israeli public broadcaster Kan reported on Mon. Jordan on Mon. condemned Israel’s closure of Al-Aqsa Mosque and the...

Ye, who has called himself a Nazi, released a song called Heil Hitler and sold T-shirts bearing swatikas, is confirmed to play three nights at the London festival The Jewish Leadership Council has condemned Wireless festival for booking Kanye West, also known as Ye, to headline all three nights of the forthcoming north London event in the wake of heightened attacks on the UK Jewish community, calling the organisers “deeply irresponsible”. The rapper has a history of antisemitic behaviour, including releasing a song called Heil Hitler, calling himself a Nazi, associating with the white supremacist commentator Nick Fuentes (including at a 2022 dinner with Donald Trump), making numerous other anti-Jewish racist statements and selling T-shirts bearing swastikas. Continue reading...

Writer and author Alex Preston said he “made a serious mistake” after a reader spotted similarities between his review and one that appeared in the Guardian The New York Times has cut ties with a freelance journalist after discovering he used artificial intelligence to help write a book review that echoed elements of a review of the same book in the Guardian. It came after a New York Times reader flagged similarities between the paper’s January review of Watching Over Her by Jean-Baptiste Andrea, written by author and journalist Alex Preston, and an August review of the same book written by Christobel Kent in the Guardian. Continue reading...