Senator Rand Paul (R-KY) delivered a sharp rebuke of former President Donald Trump’s planned global tariffs, warning that the sweeping trade measures set to take effect Wednesday could cripple key industries and drive up consumer costs. In an interview with WABC Radio in New York on Sunday, Paul cited concerns from Kentucky’s auto manufacturers and bourbon producers—two industries he says will suffer under the tariffs. The senator did not mince words, calling the economic strategy a direct threat to American businesses and consumers alike. “I think tariffs are bad for any country, and I think they’d be bad for America,” Paul stated. “Economically, I think it’ll hurt us.

Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu is expected to withdraw his nomination of former Navy commander Eli Sharvit to lead the Shin Bet later today, just hours after the unexpected announcement sparked backlash from political allies and claims of ulterior motives from opponents.
Netanyahu made the announcement naming Sharvit as the successor to outgoing Shin Bet head Ronen Bar early Monday, in a move that reportedly blindsided senior defense officials. The choice quickly drew attention due to Sharvit’s alleged past involvement in anti-government demonstrations, and the continued controversy around Bar’s dismissal, which is linked to a criminal investigation involving individuals close to the prime minister.

The Democratic base is angry. Not just at President Donald Trump, Elon Musk and the “Make America Great Again” movement. Rank-and-file Democrats are mad at their own leaders and increasingly agitating to replace them. Arizona Democrats pushed out their party chair, and Georgia Democrats are on their way to doing the same. And Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer of New York postponed a book tour in the face of protests amid calls from progressives that he face a primary challenge. The losing party after a presidential election often spends time in the wilderness, but the visceral anger among Democrats toward their party leaders is reaching a level reminiscent of the tea party movement that swept out Republican incumbents 15 years ago.

A Hachnoses Sefer Torah and Chnukas Habayis took place at the newly established Viznitzer Yeshiva Ketana Building, located at 1143 60th Street. The New Building and the Sefer Torah were generously donated by Viznitzer philanthropist Reb Bentzy Lebowitz, a longtime Boro Park Hatzolah coordinator, and Central Hatzolah Board Member.

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A team of Israeli researchers has unearthed artifacts in the ancient city of Megiddo—known as Har Megiddo, or Armageddon—that may provide physical evidence of the epic war between King Yoshiyahu of Yehudah and the Egyptian Pharaoh Necho, as recorded in Sefer Melachim II and Divrei HaYamim II. For the first time, remnants of 7th-century BCE Egyptian pottery have been discovered in the area, indicating that Egyptian forces were indeed present at this crucial point in history—just as the Nevi’im recount. “Megiddo is unique—mentioned both in Tanach and in the great historical records of the ancient Near East,” explained Professor Yisrael Finkelstein, head of the University of Haifa’s Megiddo Expedition.

PARIS (AP) — A French cour

*FOX NEWS:* “The Trump tariffs will bring in $600 billion in the first year to the Treasury General Fund — The President’s extra 25% tariffs on autos alone expected to generate $100 billion on top of the reciprocal tariffs.”