The IDF has released footage of a series of airstrikes conducted Monday night in southern Syria. The strikes targeted various assets of the former Syrian Assad regime, including radars, intelligence-gathering systems, military headquarters, and weapon storage facilities. The operation involved 22 IAF fighter jets, which deployed approximately 60 munitions to strike around 40 designated targets. (YWN World Headquarters – NYC)

WHOEVER CONTROLLED THE AUTOPEN CONTROLLED THE PRESIDENCY: A new report has raised eyebrows in Washington, claiming that President Joe Biden may have used an autopen—a machine that replicates a person’s signature—to sign certain legislation, rather than putting pen to paper himself. The controversy erupted after discrepancies were spotted in Biden’s signature on official documents, with some appearing too uniform to be handwritten. The White House has not denied the allegations but insists that using an autopen is a longstanding practice among U.S. presidents for routine paperwork. Critics, however, argue it’s a sign of disengagement from a president who has faced growing questions about his leadership as his term nears its end.

Speaking on Monday, Trump emphasized that “no one is expelling anyone from Gaza,” pushing back against claims of forced population transfers as the war between Israel and Hamas continues to dominate headlines. Trump’s latest remarks, were made as Ireland’s Prime Minister Michael Martin was in the Oval Office REPORTER: What about the president’s plan to expel Palestinians out of Gaza? TRUMP: Nobody is expelling any Palestinians. Who are you with? REPORTER: I’m with Voice of America, sir. TRUMP: Oh, no wonder. (YWN World Headquarters – NYC)

In a provocative video that quickly gained traction online, Alina Habba, a close advisor to President Donald Trump, took to X on Tuesday to claim she had uncovered former President Joe Biden’s “fake Oval Office.” Filming from inside a room adorned with a White House logo, an American flag, and paneled walls—features not present in the traditional Oval Office—Habba suggested she had stumbled upon a staged set used by the Biden administration. “You guys, I just finished a show. Look at the room that they put me in,” she says in the video, before zooming out to reveal the space.

Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu announced on Tuesday evening that he filed a lawsuit against former Minister Moshe Ya’alon for the latter’s claim that the Prime Minister accepted bribes from Qatar. “Nothing will prevent me from continuing to make the right decisions for the security of our country,” Netanyahu said in a video message. “The fake campaigns won’t move me. The nation is yawning because they know it’s all fake news and those who fabricate the cases can’t keep pace with the collapse of the cases. [A reference to the collapse of the corruption cases against Netanyahu currently being heard in court.] “I decided not to remain silent anymore. Today I sued Bogie Ya’alon for the despicable lie he spread that I received something from Qatar.

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Ukraine on Tuesday accepted a deal put forward by the Trump administration during a meeting in Saudi Arabia, in a step forward for securing a ceasefire and an end to its war with Russia. “We’ll take this offer now to the Russians, and we hope that they’ll say yes,” Secretary of State Marco Rubio told reporters. Rubio, standing alongside National Security Advisor Mike Waltz, did not detail exactly what was in this agreement but said, “Ukraine wants to stop shooting.” “We hope the Russians answer to that,” he added. “The best goodwill gesture the Russians can provide is to say yes.” Rubio said if and once Moscow agrees to this preliminary agreement, the real negotiations can commence. “We’ve gone from if this war is going to end to how this war is going to end, ” Waltz told reporters.

Consumers across the country are seeing welcome relief at the grocery store as egg prices have dropped significantly, thanks in part to swift action by the Trump administration. Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins announced the encouraging news Tuesday morning, highlighting that the cost of a dozen eggs has fallen by an average of $1.85 since the administration unveiled its strategic plan on February 26. “A good piece of news we just got in the last day or two is that the average cost of a dozen eggs has now gone down $1.85,” Rollins told reporters. She acknowledged that seasonal demand could cause a slight uptick in prices but emphasized that the administration’s policies are already delivering results for American families.

A 14-year-old Skver bochur, Naftali Ben Basya, remains in critical condition after suffering severe injuries in a horrific bus crash on the Garden State Parkway Monday night. However, in a positive development, doctors say he has shown signs of improvement and has been transferred from Valley Hospital to Hackensack University Medical Center for further treatment. The Woodcliff Lake Fire Department was the first to arrive at the chaotic scene, responding from another fire call. They immediately worked with additional responding emergency personnel, specifically the Montvale Volunteer Fire Department, and other units in lifting the overturned bus to free the trapped bochur, who was found in traumatic arrest with the bus pinning him down for a horrifying 20 minutes.

Mahmoud Khalil, a Palestinian activist and former Columbia University graduate student who led the anti-Israel protests at the university, was arrested by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents earlier this week. Khalil, a legal permanent resident, was detained at his university-owned apartment in Manhattan as part of the Trump administration’s intensified immigration enforcement policies and vows to deport terrorist supporters. The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) said that Khalil was arrested in connection with activities allegedly tied to Hamas, though his attorneys and supporters have denied the claims. House Speaker Mike Johnson defended the arrest, making strong remarks about Khalil and others accused of anti-Israel activism on U.S. campuses.