Protests

If Americans, especially Democrats, want to change their country, they can do so while waving the star-spangled banner with pride.

Following months of protest over the Israel-Hamas War, pro-Palestinian protests have left universities with multimillion-dollar cleanup bills.

The anger, hurt, disappointment, and frustration in our country are more than valid, but we cannot afford to call for institutional annihilation.

CEO Freddy Versluys estimated that the activists had caused nearly €1 million in damages and set production back by at least a month.

"As if there were ever a sliver of doubt, this last victory over Iran was the absolute proof: We have a true friend in the White House," hostage family member Udi Goren said.

The small pro-Israel and anti-regime counter-protest featured several hundred Israelis and Iranians, most of whom were flying Israeli or the Iranian diaspora flags.

Exiled Iranian opposition activist Iman Foroutan writes a letter to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu thanking him for acting against Tehran's regime, and asking Israel-US support for uprising.

Mahmoud Khalil says he is being punished for his political speech in violation of the US Constitution's First Amendment.

Egypt's foreign ministry had previously said travel to the Rafah area required prior approval to ensure safety. Organisers say they sought to coordinate through proper channels.

Two men have been arrested for terror attacks while invoking "Free Palestine." For them the phrase is a rallying cry sanctioning violence.

On Saturday, Tom Homan, the administration's border czar, threatened to arrest anyone who obstructs immigration enforcement efforts in the state, including Newsom and Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass.