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President Donald Trump will ask the Supreme Court to rehear the birthright citizenship case, calling the decision 'insane.' The Court's 6-3 ruling upheld citizenship for children of illegal immigrants, and Trump claims it's being exploited for profit. House Speaker Mike Johnson says Republicans are considering legislative action.

The Shurat HaDin Law Center accuses the Belgium-based Hind Rajab Foundation (HRF) of targeting Jews through frivolous legal complaints and intimidation, alleging ties to Hezbollah. The HRF chairman, Dyab Abou Jahjah, is linked to Hezbollah and described as a former terrorist by Israel, yet is portrayed in media as a human-rights advocate.

Google and researchers at the University of California San Diego are repurposing retired smartphones into cloud servers by using their motherboards in a low-carbon computing system. The project, called phone cluster computing, aims to launch a data center with 2,000 Pixel smartphones in 2026 to provide low-cost cloud computing while reducing reliance on new hardware.

Thomas Massie suggested Obamacare could be labeled 'Trumpcare' due to Republicans not repealing it, citing that the current system benefits insurance companies. He lost a primary to Trump-backed Ed Gallrein.

Ukraine conducted a large-scale drone offensive targeting Russian oil tankers, refineries, and maritime logistics, disrupting fuel supplies as Moscow banned diesel exports. President Zelenskyy and President Trump discussed air defense and a potential drone agreement at the NATO summit, with Ukraine highlighting its growing long-range capabilities.

Tyler Robinson's preliminary hearing includes redacted video testimony from Lance Twiggs, his ex-lover, amid disputes over public access and constitutional concerns. The Kirk family, including Erika Kirk and Kathy Kirk, expressed emotional support for playing the unredacted video, while defense attorneys argued for redactions to protect Robinson's fair trial rights.

Sen. John Fetterman criticized Graham Platner after the latter dropped out of the Maine U.S. Senate race following a rape allegation. Platner faced multiple scandals, including sexual misconduct and domestic abuse allegations, and denied the rape claim in an 11-minute video. Fetterman called Platner a 'dead man walking' and accused him of being a 'total piece of trash.'

A 22-year-old social media influencer and model, Ayzia J. Toledo, was killed in a car crash in New Jersey that also claimed the life of a passenger, Henrietta F. Carter. The accident is under investigation, and another influencer, Brianna Johnson, was killed in a drive-by shooting in Florida.

Rep. Becca Balint described a House Democratic colleague dismissing antisemitism by claiming 'all the Jews are rich.' Jewish Democrats, including Balint, express concerns about rising antisemitism and being excluded for supporting Israel, while advocating for a two-state solution and Palestinian rights.

Anthony Federline, a Connecticut man, is accused of sexually assaulting his 12-year-old stepdaughter, Eve Rogers, who was found dead with a lethal dose of diphenhydramine (Benadryl) in her system. Investigators are examining Federline’s social media accounts and the family’s medication purchases as part of the probe. No charges have been filed regarding the girl’s death, though toxicology revealed a diphenhydramine level 160% higher than the adult lethal threshold.

More than 30 people were injured when a Maryland Transit Administration bus crashed into a building near Baltimore, involving multiple civilian vehicles, including one that overturned. First responders rescued trapped individuals, and roads near the crash were closed. Maryland Gov. Wes Moore expressed support for first responders and coordination with local officials.

Veteran Democratic strategist James Carville criticized Democrats for failing to vet Graham Platner during his Senate campaign, as new sexual assault allegations emerge. Maine resident Jenny Racicot accused Platner of rape, while Platner has denied the claim. Carville previously defended Platner amid earlier controversies but now calls the lack of candidate vetting a failure of political norms.

Rep. Henry Cuellar, D-Texas, faces political challenges as his brother Martin Cuellar, sheriff of Webb County, Texas, is accused of misappropriating county funds and faces up to 10 years in prison. Cuellar was previously indicted on charges of bribery and money laundering but was pardoned by President Donald Trump.

Lyndsey Fifield, an accuser of Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner, alleges The New York Times used guilt-tripping tactics to pressure her into speaking out about Platner's sexual misconduct. The article details how Times reporters connected Fifield with another accuser, Jenny Racicot, and focused on Fifield's conservative politics in their coverage. Platner dropped out of the Senate race following rape allegations from Racicot and other accusations of sexual misconduct.

Graham Platner, the Democratic Senate nominee in Maine, suspended his campaign amid a rape allegation, allowing the Maine Democratic Party to replace him before a critical deadline. Platner's exit impacts the Senate race against Republican Sen. Susan Collins, which is pivotal for the GOP's Senate majority.

Left-wing host Mehdi Hasan questioned Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed about his use of the term 'physician' without a valid state medical license in New York or Michigan. El-Sayed defended his public health record but avoided directly addressing Hasan's concerns about honesty, while Hasan emphasized the importance of truth in political claims.

Maine state Rep. Valli Geiger is being urged by embattled Senate nominee Graham Platner to consider replacing him on the ballot if he withdraws. Geiger, a Rockland Democrat, stated Platner called her to discuss the possibility but clarified she has not been named as the replacement. She emphasized she would not 'throw Graham under the bus' or accuse accuser Jenny Racicot of falsehoods.

England's national soccer team posted a team diving competition on social media ahead of a World Cup quarterfinal against Norway, despite a recent teammate's injury from a post-match advertising board incident. The article critiques the risky behavior and mentions specific players like Djed Spence wearing socks in the pool and Nathan MacKinnon using flippers in a hotel pool.

Graham Platner faces pressure to end his Senate campaign after rape allegations, while Troy Jackson filed paperwork to potentially replace him. Democratic leaders and progressive groups have withdrawn support from Platner, and Jackson's candidacy is linked to his ties with Bernie Sanders and Our Revolution.

Caitlin Clark is set to return for the Indiana Fever's game against the Los Angeles Sparks but will be rested for the following matchup with the Phoenix Mercury. Coach Stephanie White disclosed a workload management plan, alternating Clark's and Aliyah Boston's availability due to back injuries, prioritizing Clark's long-term health despite potential criticism.