President Donald Trump's rapid shifts on the Iran conflict have undercut public statements by Secretary of State Marco Rubio and fueled confusion about United States strategy. The president has alternated between declaring the war over and threatening renewed bombing within hours.

Texas Democratic candidate Maureen Galindo is facing backlash over social media posts promoting antisemitic conspiracy theories as she advances to a primary runoff in a newly redistricted congressional seat. The competitive district is considered a toss-up in the general election.

Former National Security Council head Yaakov Nagel urges Israel to adopt a doctrine of 'prevention and offense' amid rising tensions with Iran. He calls for sustained economic pressure on Tehran, expanded military preparedness, and broader national service to meet growing security challenges.

A senior police officer has been promoted after the national security minister reversed his decision following a court challenge. The case highlights ongoing tensions over political involvement in police appointments.

Rabbi Aryeh Stern, Chief Rabbi of Jerusalem and a leading Religious Zionist authority, has died at 81. He was known for his scholarship, community leadership, and efforts to foster dialogue across Jerusalem’s diverse populations.

Iran's strike on Qatar's main gas facility and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz have triggered a severe economic shock across the Gulf. Energy exports, tourism and growth forecasts have all been hit, raising fears of long term regional instability.

A New Hampshire legislative hearing featuring a Holocaust denier has raised concerns about the mainstreaming of extremist rhetoric. Critics warn that Holocaust denial is increasingly entering public institutions amid rising antisemitism.

An 18-year-old has been arrested in connection with two March shootings at synagogues in Toronto and Vaughan. Police say the investigation is ongoing and believe others may have been involved.

Michigan Democrats are locked in a bitter three-way Senate primary that highlights ideological and generational divides within the party. The race, marked by personal attacks and sharp disagreements over Israel and party leadership, could prove pivotal in the battle for Senate control.

Rutgers University rescinded its invitation to graduation speaker Rami Elghandour after students objected to his social media posts criticizing Israel. The decision follows similar campus controversies tied to the Israel and Gaza conflict.

Iran is reviewing a United States peace proposal as oil prices fluctuate and gasoline costs rise at home. The Justice Department challenged Colorado gun laws, and media pioneer Ted Turner died at 87.

A severe heat wave and energy supply disruptions have left many South and Southeast Asian countries struggling to keep cool. Governments are limiting air-conditioning use as fuel costs rise and power supplies tighten.