Qatari State Media Predicts a Muslim President in the White House “Not Far” Off
A columnist for Qatar’s state-owned daily Al-Sharq has argued that the United States is on a trajectory toward electing its first Muslim president, pointing to the Democratic Senate nomination of Abdul El-Sayed in Michigan as the latest marker on a path he traces back through Barack Obama’s 2008 election and Zohran Mamdani’s mayoral win in New York City.
Kushner, Hamas delegation in Egypt for talks on Gaza peace plan
A Hamas delegation held talks with Egyptian intelligence chief Hassan Rashad in Egypt on Sunday, followed by talks with US envoy Jared Kushner. Kushner had met shortly before with President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi in an effort to break the deadlock over the US-brockered peace plan for Gaza.
BREAKING: Michigan Senate Candidate Abdul El-Sayed to Appear with Cleric Who Praised Hitler’s ‘Qur’anically Correct’ Genocide of the Jews (Video)
Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed is scheduled to speak at the Muslim Brotherhood-linked ISNA convention in Detroit alongside Pakistani cleric Tariq Masood, who in a 2024 lecture praised Hitler’s view of the Jews as “Qur’anically correct” and justified the Holocaust by saying Hitler “did the right thing.”
House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries Reveals Disturbing Plan for Supreme Court
Yesterday at the National Association of Black Journalists convention in Atlanta, House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries unveiled a radical plan for “dramatic Supreme Court reform” if the Democrats retake the House of Representatives after the 2026 midterm elections.
San Antonio archbishop laicizes priest over messages calling Francis and Leo ‘usurpers’
San Antonio Archbishop Gustavo García-Siller announced today that a canonical tribunal found Fr. John Mary Foster guilty of schism, declared him under latae sententiae excommunication, and dismissed him from the clerical state. The tribunal decision was issued April 20 but only revealed today. The archdiocese simultaneously prohibited all Catholics from attending Masses or activities at the Mission of Divine Mercy (MDM) in Canyon Lake and urged an end to financial support.
Iran offers reward for killing or capturing US soldier
Iran’s military is offering a reward equivalent to 285,000 kronor to anyone who captures or kills an American soldier. The background is a “large number of requests” to participate, according to Army Chief Amir Hatami, quoted by the state news agency Irna. During the US war against Iran, no US ground troops have been used, with the exception of a rescue operation in April after a downed pilot. Hatami
gave no details on how or where the hunt for American soldiers will take place.
The Houthi movement’s rise from local insurgency to Yemen’s dominant power player
From a local Islamist insurgency to an authoritarian, militarized global player, the Iran-backed Houthi movement in Yemen has undergone an astonishing transformation. In practice, it is the closest thing Yemen has to a government, says Middle East analyst Aron Lund. There is now a fragile ceasefire between Saudi Arabia, the Saudi-backed central government and the Houthi movement. But in the wake of the Iran war, deadly attacks between the parties have flared up.
Gaza peace plan: Trump envoy Kushner meets Hamas leaders as 8 Muslim countries blame Israel for delaying peace
Jared Kushner held a face-to-face meeting with senior Hamas leadership in Egypt on Sunday, launching a diplomatic journey to advance the U.S.-backed disarmament and peace plan that will take Kushner to Israel on Monday. After meeting Hamas leaders, including newly appointed leader Khalil al-Hayya, Kushner is scheduled to meet with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to press him to commit to taking “corresponding steps,” a source told the Axios news outlet. The United States is currently pressuring both sides to fully commit to the disarmament plan,
IDF: Senior Hezbollah commander killed in southern Lebanon in response to drone attack
The IDF said it killed Abu Hassan Alaa, a senior commander in Hezbollah’s Badr Unit, in an overnight strike in the Deir al-Zahrani area of southern Lebanon. The military said the strike was carried out in response to Hezbollah’s explosive drone attack on IDF forces in the Ali Taher ridge area, which seriously wounded three Israeli soldiers.
America: Beware of the Islamists in your backyard
When it comes to women’s rights, of course I stand for that in the American way of thinking. But sometimes I shake my head because I know what it’s really like to live in a society in which misogyny and subjugation of women is in its DNA. I know what it’s like to see women manipulated to become sex workers under the guise of a perverse and institutionally sanctioned Islamic formula of “temporary marriage.” I know what it’s like to fear being beaten or abused because of not wearing the mandatory hijab “properly,” or to wear makeup, pluck one’s eyebrows, or have nail polish. I know what it’s like to see women brutally tortured, their faces deliberately disfigured and teeth knocked out because in Islam a woman’s life is only worth half of that of a man.
Prominent Orthodox Rabbi: Trump Was Saved From Assassination to Destroy Iran — and Risks Losing Divine Favor if He Delays
A widely followed Orthodox lecturer has told his students that President Trump survived last year’s assassination attempt in Butler, Pennsylvania, for a specific divine purpose, that his mission is to dismantle the Iranian regime, and that he risks losing Heaven’s backing the way King Saul lost his kingship if he continues to delay. Kessin paused … and used the moment to deliver one of his sharpest public statements yet on the American president. “He’s Delaying, and He’s Making a Tremendous Mistake”
“The King is in the Field”: Israel Broke a 170-Year Rainfall Record on Shabbat
Rain fell across Jerusalem, the Judean Desert, and the Golan Heights on Saturday in amounts that have not been recorded at this time of year in over a century, breaking multiple all-time August records and sending flash floods through desert streambeds that had never flooded in August before. The Meteorological Service reported that total July-August precipitation in Jerusalem this year was the highest recorded in approximately 170 years.
Ukraine launches one of its largest aerial attacks of the war, killing at least 6 people in Russia
Ukraine launched hundreds of drones across Russia on Sunday, killing at least six people in one of Kyiv’s largest aerial attacks of the war. Kyiv has stepped up its attacks on Russia this year, with long-range missiles and swarms of drones targeting military industries and energy facilities. It has also increasingly pummeled giant Wildberries depots, burning billions of dollars’ worth of merchandise belonging to the Russian online retail giant. Those attacks have brought the war home to the Russian public nearly 4½ years into Moscow’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
8 Muslim countries blame Israel for ‘obstructing’ Gaza framework
The foreign ministers of eight Muslim countries on Sunday condemned Israel’s rejection of a roadmap for implementing US President Donald Trump’s Gaza peace plan, accusing Israel of obstructing efforts to end the conflict as Hamas and US officials held talks in Cairo on the framework. Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Jordan, Pakistan, Indonesia, Turkey, Qatar, and the United Arab Emirates said Israel’s opposition amounted to a “direct repudiation” of the peace plan that “jeopardizes its implementation, and fundamentally undermines the collective efforts to achieve a just and lasting peace.”
Hamas demands Board of Peace compel Israel to honor Gaza peace plan
Following high-level talks in Egypt with US envoy Jared Kushner, Hamas demands the Board of Peace compel Israel to fulfill its commitments under the Gaza plan.
What Netanyahu’s ‘Islamic Republic of Britain’ remark reveals
Why would Netanyahu, a seasoned statesman who is generally careful about how he speaks publicly about other countries and is not known for slips of the tongue, make an insulting comment about Britain? And Britain was insulted. How do we know? A government spokesman labeled the remarks “completely unacceptable” and said the matter had been raised with the Israeli government.
AI agent put in charge of human workers, then decided to fire one
An artificial intelligence manager named Luna, which worked at Andon Market, a boutique lifestyle store in San Francisco, fired one of its human employees over repeated lateness. The worker was late for 17 of 23 scheduled shifts. The move was described as the first known case of a manager-level AI firing a human employee. Luna was built on Anthropic’s Claude models and managed Andon Market in San Francisco for five months as part of an experiment examining whether an AI agent could handle real-world business operations and personnel management.
The Future Of The Temple Mount: What The Bible Says About The Most Explosive Flashpoint In The Middle East
The 37-acre Temple Mount in Jerusalem is ground zero for the events of the end times, and it’s back in the headlines as the most explosive flashpoint in the Middle East—and probably the whole world. In recent days, there have been “dust-ups” at the Temple Mount that have threatened to escalate into a wider conflict. “There is another chokepoint in the region through which no oil or goods pass,” he continued. “Control over it is changing, though, and that change brings potential for yet more conflict. Jerusalem’s holiest and most contested religious site, known as Temple Mount to Jews and the Noble Sanctuary to Muslims
REVEALED: Captured Documents Expose Hamas Plan to Build Lebanon Front Against Israel
Documents captured by IDF forces in the Gaza Strip reveal how Hamas spent years building military infrastructure in Lebanon as part of a strategic plan to open another front against Israel. According to a Kan News report citing research by the Meir Amit Intelligence and Terrorism Information Center, senior Hamas officials were already discussing the establishment of a military force in Lebanon with Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah and a representative of Iran’s Quds Force as early as 2012. A plan was developed as part of preparations for a multi-front war against Israel that included intentions to establish combat cells, launch rockets, prepare for infiltrations into Israel, and the procurement and production of weapons.
Christian woman wrongly arrested for converting from Islam, Nigerian court rules
A Federal High Court in the Muslim-majority northern Nigeria has ruled that Islamic religious police have no authority to arrest a woman over her conversion from Islam to Christianity. The ruling curbs the reach of Hisbah, religious police units that enforce Sharia law.
Israel Threatens Return Of Lebanon War After Unleashing Deadliest Airstrikes Since Ceasefire
PM Netanyahu’s office: Hezbollah violated the ceasefire in Lebanon by attacking our soldiers in the security zone.
English Villages In Fear Over 1,200 Male Migrants Moved Next To Schools
Government pushes adult male asylum-seekers on the doorstep of primary schools and play areas…
California’s SB 934 could revive 17-year-old lawsuits against Christian counselors
Hollywood has spent decades warning us about the dangers of time travel. From “Back to the Future” to “The Butterfly Effect” and countless other films, the character who reaches back into the past to “fix” something invariably unleashes chaos in the present. Change one detail in 2009 and the future unravels in ways no one intended. The lesson is always the same: meddling with history produces severe and unpredictable consequences. Yet California’s Senate Bill 934 asks legislators, and the public, to ignore that lesson.
Nearly 1,000 aftershocks followed Indonesia earthquake that killed at least 53
Rescuers raced to find survivors after the powerful earthquake shook the Flores region on Saturday, and it was quickly followed by a 6.4 quake that struck the country’s western Sumatra island. Authorities said more than 130 residents were injured and warned that the death toll would almost certainly rise.
Why Is America Being Hit By One Catastrophic Disaster After Another?
The past few days have been insane. Hurricane Lala dumped over two feet of rain in parts of Hawaii, we’re witnessing the worst flooding in Indiana’s history, endless drought in the Southwest caused Lake Powell to drop to its lowest level, and a massive heat dome will make it feel over 110 in many Southeast cities Monday.
Are We Closer to Nuclear War Than Ever Before?
It appears most of the population is too apathetic about the nuclear war threat. There are people cheering as both sides escalate the Ukraine conflict, and some advocate for nuclear weapons in the Middle East. They don’t understand the immense destructive power of modern nuclear weapons.
New York Democratic Socialist Lawmaker Emily Gallagher Asserts Stealing for ‘Biological Need’ Should Not Be Illegal
Democratic Socialist New York State Assemblywoman Emily Gallagher thinks people should be allowed to steal for a “biological need.” In other words, she wants to legalize theft, which will cause businesses to shutter and move out of NYC while crime skyrockets even further.
Are China’s Surveillance Exports Turning Nations Into Digital Dictatorships?
China’s rise as the world’s leading exporter of surveillance technology is yielding some disturbing results. Beijing’s surveillance export packages comprise an entire technological architecture that can give governments an unprecedented ability to see, identify, and track their populations.
Second Ceuta Border Invasion Attempt Underway As Military-Aged Migrants Mass Near Spanish Enclave
Multiple open-source reports indicate that thousands of illegal aliens are massing near Spain’s Ceuta border, raising the prospect of coordinated attempts to breach the enclave for the second time.
Europe’s Response to Ceuta Migrant Crisis: More EU Integration
European leaders shifted the debate to focus exclusively on immigration policy. For example, Italy criticized Spain’s pro-open-borders policies and temporarily reimposed border controls with Spain to “safeguard the security of our citizens and defend European borders,” in the words of Italian Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani. And several European countries called for Spain’s outright suspension from the European Union (EU) open-borders Schengen Area.
Kushner, Blair, BOP head Mladenov meet Hamas delegation in Cairo over Gaza roadmap
US envoy Jared Kushner, former British prime minister Tony Blair, and Gazan Board of Peace (BoP) Director-General Nikolay Mladenov met with a Hamas delegation in Cairo on Sunday to discuss the implementation of the BoP’s 15-point roadmap for the Gaza Strip, a source familiar with the matter told The Jerusalem Post.