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President Trump thanks members of the media for being “very respectful” over the last week covering the historic Gaza peace deal.

Two years after the massacre, Hakafos Sheniyos place at the site of the Nova music festival, with ZAKA volunteers who returned — this time to celebrate with the Sifrei Torah.

Zohran Mamdani responded directly to President Trump’s warning that federal funds could be withheld if the self-described communist wins the NYC mayoral race, saying he won’t lead like past officials seeking political advantage but will focus on reducing the cost of living and building partnerships with Washington and across the country.

Former hostage Or Levy: “I used to talk to a crack in the ceiling. And then we got into the tunnel and I switched to a small LED light. And then we got to a different tunnel, and then there was only darkness. And this is when I first said the word God. And from that point on, I spoke to God.”

Shai Gracher, one of the world’s greatest Baalei Chesed, gives iPhones, iPads and other devices to released hostages. Mi kiamcha yisroel!

Fox News contributor Miranda Devine discusses NYC mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani’s move to fundraise for UNRWA, despite the agency having employed staff members who were involved in the Oct. 7 attack on Israel.

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Singing “Asher Bochar Banu” at Hakafos Sheniyos at the location where the Nova Festival took place on October 7.

Sec Scott Bessent: “We believe that the shutdown may start costing the U.S. economy up to $15 billion a day, and this is a decision the Democrats are making… I am calling for the moderate Democrats to be heroes and reopen the government for the American people.”

Mexican cartels have directed U.S.-based groups — including Chicago street gangs — to surveil, intimidate, and even kill federal agents.

Constitutional lawyer Alan Dershowitz discusses President Donald Trump’s trip to the Middle East after Israel and Hamas agreed to the first phase of his peace deal on ‘The Evening Edit.’

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President Donald Trump met Argentina’s President Javier Milei at the White House for a bilateral lunch focused on trade, economic reform, and strengthening U.S.-Argentina relations. The leaders discussed regional cooperation and global economic challenges. President Milei shared that he has nominated Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize.

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President Donald Trump lashed out at the media and political opponents, claiming he’s been “treated more unfairly than any president in U.S. history.” Speaking passionately, Trump cited multiple indictments, media bias, and years of “hoaxes” while defending his record on the economy, AI, and national strength.

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In a recent interview with journalist and Pivot podcast co-host Kara Swisher, Kamala Harris claimed that many people have described her as the “most qualified” person ever to run for president of the United States. The discussion, held at the Warner Theatre in Washington, D.C., focused on her 2024 campaign and her reflections since losing to President Donald Trump.

Harris told Swisher that one of the main reasons she failed to secure the presidency was that voters simply didn’t know her well enough. She suggested that Americans needed “more time to get familiar with her background” before fully understanding her qualifications.

Listing her accomplishments, Harris reminded the audience that she had served as California’s first female attorney general and as the first woman to hold the office of vice president.

“That is a decent resume, but go ahead,” Swisher interjected with a laugh.

“Well, some people have said I was the most qualified candidate ever to run for president,” Harris replied.

The remark drew loud applause from the crowd, as Harris and Swisher exchanged smiles on stage.

“I like the ‘some people say,’ very nice,” Swisher quipped.

“I’m just speaking fact,” Harris said, prompting another round of cheers.

The conversation took place as Harris continues her nationwide tour promoting her new memoir, 107 Days, which chronicles her unsuccessful presidential campaign. The event was briefly disrupted by a protester who shouted accusations of Harris being a “war criminal.”

Reflecting on her loss, Harris cited what she described as the widespread “rampant amount of mis- and disinformation that is so difficult to get in front of” as a key obstacle.

When Swisher asked what she found most challenging during her run for office, Harris pointed to her identity. “Well, I’ve always been a woman, and a woman of color, so that’s kind of [a hurdle],” she said.

Despite the setbacks, Harris’s remarks throughout the evening suggested she remains proud of her record — and confident that history will recognize her as one of the most qualified contenders to ever seek the presidency.

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Rep. Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) lashed out at a reporter who asked why the former House speaker “refused the National Guard” on Jan. 6, 2021 as she was being assisted out of the Capitol Building Wednesday.

Pelosi, who was clutching the hand of an aide as she gingerly navigated the steps of the Capitol, quickly spun around, pointed her finger at the LindellTV reporter’s face and appeared enraged at the suggestion that a new Republican-led committee investigating the riot might find her “liable.”

“Shut up!” Pelosi, 85, barked. “I did not refuse the National Guard. The president didn’t send it. Why are you coming here with Republican talking points as if you are a serious journalist?” she fumed.

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President Isaac Herzog visited freed hostage Bar Kuperstein at the hospital where he is recovering following his release from Hamas captivity. The meeting took place just a day after Kuperstein’s return to Israel.

In a video released by Herzog’s office, the president can be seen greeting Kuperstein warmly, expressing relief at his safe return and inquiring about his condition since arriving home.

“Did they begin feeding you?” Herzog asked, referring to whether Hamas had provided any food in the final days before Kuperstein’s release.

“During the last four days,” Kuperstein responded.

Herzog then reassured him, saying, “What matters is that you’re here.”

The president also took a moment to speak with Kuperstein’s father, Tal, offering him words of praise and encouragement. Tal Kuperstein, who suffered a stroke years ago following a serious car accident, had to relearn how to walk and talk while his son was being held captive in Gaza.

Meanwhile, relatives of hostages released on Monday have begun recounting the survivors’ experiences, which include reports of near-total isolation, extreme hunger, and physical abuse during their time in Hamas custody.

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