US President Donald Trump launched a scathing attack on Elon Musk from the Oval Office on Thursday, saying: "I’m very disappointed in him." Musk responded, "Without me, he would’ve lost the election." The president then threatened to revoke all federal subsidies for Musk’s companies and claimed Musk had "gone crazy."
In the US, negative views increased 11 percentage points between March 2022 and March 2025, Pew Research Center finds. Outside Kenya and Nigeria, no more than approximately one-third of adults in any country express confidence in Netanyahu's conduct.
The signatories warn that the planned demonstrations "against the war in Gaza" and to "stop Israel" are "irresponsible initiatives" that will lead to two disastrous outcomes. "Their smartphones and cameras, which brought back images of beheadings and children burned alive, showed that the extermination of the Jews is once again a realizable possibility," the petition states.
According to the local defense ministry sources cited by El Mundo, “A deliberate process is in place to phase out Israeli technology gradually.”
he suspect spent a full year planning the assault that wounded 12 people during a peaceful rally calling for the release of hostages held by Hamas, with investigators revealing he disguised himself as a gardener to get close to his targets.
Omer Shahar, the Israeli leader of the “Run for Their Lives” marches in Colorado, recalls the Molotov cocktail attack in Colorado: “It took time for police to arrive. It was deeply shocking. I saw them getting hurt while looking at me. Security needs to be tightened. But the Jewish community should not be afraid or ashamed.”
Mohamed Sabry Soliman, 45, has been identified as the suspect in the attack on the "Running for Their Lives" march in Colorado, aimed at raising awareness for the hostages held in Gaza. Six people were injured in the incident, two of whom were airlifted to a hospital in Denver with severe burns. The Boulder district attorney said that a decision on what charges to file will be made in the coming days.
Second antisemitic attack in the US in less than two weeks: “We were marching on Pearl Street when a man waited for us with bottles and threw them at us,” said an organizer. Colorado Attorney General: “A hate crime, considering the group that was targeted.” Israeli ambassador to the UN: “This is not a political protest, this is terrorism.”
At Belaya, home to seven Tu-160 and seven Tu-95MS bombers, Irkutsk Governor Igor Kobzev confirmed a drone strike on a military unit in Sredny village, though he remained tight-lipped on specifics.
In a unanimous decision by a three-judge panel at the US Court of International Trade in New York, the court ruled that President Donald Trump overstepped his authority by invoking the 1977 International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) to impose sweeping tariffs. The court rejected the administration’s central argument and ruled that the law does not grant the president unlimited powers.