DRAMATIC FOOTAGE: Yoav unit officers in Israel’s Southern District apprehended an arms dealer following a high-speed motorcycle chase. An officer shot at the suspect’s tires while riding, halting the pursuit.

Antisemitic flyers were scattered throughout the Squirrel Hill neighborhood in Pittsburgh, and residents reported being subjected to slurs, marking yet another hateful incident in the same area that endured the tragic Tree of Life synagogue massacre in 2018.
According to Pittsburgh police, the offensive materials were tossed out of a moving car. The flyers were enclosed in small plastic bags weighed down with kernels of corn, making it easier to throw them from a vehicle while driving.
One flyer bore the message, “Every single aspect of the Jewish Talmud is satanic,” a phrase captured in a photo shared by county comptroller and Pittsburgh mayoral candidate Corey O’Connor.

A flood of donations from anti-Israel campus agitators and radical protesters — including individuals arrested during violent demonstrations — has helped bankroll the surging mayoral campaign of Democratic socialist Zohran Mamdani, according to a New York Post exclusive that first revealed the controversial donor base. The Post uncovered that Mamdani has received more than $48,000 from 676 donors affiliated with CUNY, NYU, and Columbia University, including professors and employees, many of whom have been involved in pro-Hamas or anti-Israel activism. Another 1,351 contributions from college students totaling $46,200 were also documented — all eligible for New York City’s generous eight-to-one public matching funds program.

Senator Rubio explained the deadlock in Ukraine: “Russia wants something it has no right to, and Ukraine wants something it can’t win back by force. That’s the core issue.”

SEN. HOLLEN: “I regret voting for you for Secretary of State.” SEC. RUBIO: “Your regret for voting for me confirms I’m doing a good job.”

The Trump administration announced a major shift in COVID-19 vaccine policy on Tuesday, revealing that annual shots will no longer be automatically authorized for healthy children and younger adults.
New guidelines released by the Food and Drug Administration outline that future COVID vaccine updates will still be streamlined for older adults, specifically those 65 and above, as well as younger people with medical conditions that elevate their risk.

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul formally apologized Tuesday for the “atrocities” she says were committed at an upstate boarding school where Native American youths were forcibly separated from their families and forced to assimilate into American society. The Democrat, speaking on Seneca Nation land alongside tribe leaders, said students that attended the Thomas Asylum of Orphan and Destitute Indian Children were subjected to “unimaginable physical, emotional and sexual assaults” during the school’s more than 100-year existence. “Instead of being a haven for orphan children, it became a place of nightmares,” Hochul said. “A place some would call a torture chamber, the site of sanctioned ethnic cleansing. That’s what was going on here.

New York City Council candidate Ramses Frias and Elmhurst resident Guadalupe Alvarez join ‘Fox & Friends’ to discuss the surge in crime seen in Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y., district and the lawmaker’s avoidance of the issue.
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