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Secretary of War Pete Hegseth meets with Indian Defense Minister Rajnath Singh to “celebrate” the first anniversary of the US-India defense partnership framework. The 10-year agreement covers joint military exercises, intelligence sharing, weapons development, and Indo-Pacific security. Follow: @AFpost

Nine Antifa-linked defendants were sentenced to a combined 500 years for the Prairieland ICE facility attack that left a police lieutenant shot. The shooter, Benjamin Song received 100 years; others received 30–70 years on terrorism and riot charges. Follow: @AFpost

Republican Congressman Brandon Gill declares: “I don’t know about you, but I am so sick of Democrats trying to sell my country to foreigners.” Follow: @AFpost

President Trump enthusiastically declares his love for meat during a campaign rally in Texas. “I love the meat! Ahhhh! I love it, look!” Follow: @AFpost

President Trump calls Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed “Mohammad” and says he would have to “go through a metal detector” to sit in Congress. “We can’t have these people in the United States,” Trump added. Follow: @AFpost

President Donald Trump says he would nominate Sen. Ted Cruz to the US Supreme Court, joking that bipartisan support would be unanimous because neither party wants him in the Senate. Follow: @AFpost

Students at BU celebrate the tragic death of BU CRs President Collin Sharpe, who died in a car crash on Friday. Follow: @AFpost

The Trump administration secures a Supreme Court victory allowing it to continue restricting immigration judges from indefinitely shelving deportation cases. Follow: @AFpost

President Trump declares that attacking Iran was “one of the greatest things I ever did.” Follow: @AFpost

Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s government signs a 10-year labor agreement with Bangladesh. Bangladesh is seeking to send 100,000 workers to Japan annually. Follow: @AFpost

New York Times columnist Bret Stephens declares India “the most important democracy of the 21st century” while defending Israel against international criticism. “The rest of the world can either recognize that Israel is this tiny little country that is standing up for civilization as we know it today, or they can go to hell.” Follow: @AFpost

Russian President Vladimir Putin renews his invitation for Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to visit Moscow for direct peace talks. Kremlin foreign policy adviser Yuri Ushakov says “all necessary conditions will be ensured, including in terms of security.” Follow: @AFpost

President Trump dismisses concerns over escalating violence in Europe, attributing the riots to immigration. “I don’t worry about that at all. That’s an immigration problem.” Follow: @AFpost

The State Department will offer US visas to Flavio Bolsonaro and his family after his defeat to Lula in Brazil’s presidential election. Follow: @AFpost

Opponents say Amy Acton is “too conservative” for Ohio, aligning with Donald Trump against banning transgenders in sports. Follow: @AFpost

Flavio Bolsonaro has fled to the US following his defeat to Luiz Lula in Brazil’s presidential election. Flavio declined to comply with a Supreme Court order to hand over his passports. Follow: @AFpost

Ohio’s largest newspaper, The Cleveland Plain Dealer, abandons its longstanding policy against gubernatorial endorsements to back Democrat Amy Acton. The reversal follows the attack ad from Vivek Ramaswamy featuring Acton’s estranged kitten-killing mother. The newspaper declares Ramaswamy has “crossed a line,” while his campaign commits $4 million to airing the ad despite bipartisan criticism over its use of Acton’s childhood sexual abuse. Follow: @AFpost

The US Mission to the UN declares that “Israel has become the Jew among nations,” charging the UN with antisemitism and dismissing its war crimes inquiry as a “biased, illegitimate inquisition.” Follow: @AFpost

FBI agents raid a Beverly Hills mansion as part of an ongoing sexual misconduct investigation into former Democratic Congressman Eric Swalwell. The raid follows earlier searches of Swalwell’s Washington, DC, residence and the seizure of his electronic devices. Follow: @AFpost

US gas prices officially exceed the Biden-era average under President Trump. Follow: @AFpost

Israeli exit polls project a hung parliament, with PM Benjamin Netanyahu’s coalition securing 50 seats against 52–53 for the opposition, while Arab parties hold 17–18. Netanyahu’s Likud remains the largest party with 24–25 seats, but neither bloc reaches the 61-seat majority required to govern. Follow: @AFpost

Meta announces plans to raise up to $95 billion through stock offerings to finance its massive AI infrastructure expansion. Follow: @AFpost

Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu’s Likud party is denied an extension of voting hours, as challenger Gadi Eisenkot leads 65% to 35% in election odds. Voter turnout reaches 74.3%, surpassing the 70.6% recorded in 2022. Follow: @AFpost

Indian-born Congressman Raja Krishnamoorthi introduces a bipartisan resolution to designate July as “Indian American Heritage Month,” backed by nearly 60% of the House. Krishnamoorthi says more than 5.2 million “Indian Americans” live in the US, declaring: “Indian Americans have helped shape this country for generations…to honor that legacy and celebrate the many ways Indian Americans continue to enrich our country.” Follow: @AFpost

UC Berkeley mathematics professor Richard Borcherds stops grading homework for correctness, declaring there is “no point” as student use of AI becomes “widespread.” Students now receive credit simply for submitting their assignments. Follow: @AFpost

As France grapples with escalating racial tensions and violent riots, its National Assembly prepares to vote on granting legal status to as many as 400,000 illegal immigrants. Follow: @AFpost

President Trump jokes that First Lady Melania disapproves of his moaning during rallies. “My wife hates me when I do that. She says, ‘That’s so unpresidential, darling.’” Follow: @AFpost

Vivek Ramaswamy’s 8th grade teacher, who has not been convicted of killing kittens or been married to a pedophile, protests Vivek Ramaswamy saying he is ashamed of Vivek. Follow: @AFpost

President Trump cites new DOJ figures showing a significant decline in US crime. “Over 100,000 fewer rapes, 170,000 fewer robberies, half a million fewer burglaries, and almost 700,000 fewer violent crimes than when I took office.” Follow: @AFpost

Mississippi Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith briefly takes the stage to call Trump “the greatest president of my lifetime,” receives a kiss on the head and promptly exits. Follow: @AFpost

Eric Weinstein says the US is going through a "bigotry moment." Weinstein has never spoken in defense of Whites, against anti-White racism, demographic replacement of Whites, or the replacement of White workers. Follow: @AFpost

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu claims “they are trying to steal the election from us” just six hours after polls opened, accusing operatives from the Arab Ra’am party of election interference. Meanwhile, opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot leads Netanyahu 66% to 27% in election odds, with early voter turnout reaching its highest level in 45 years. Follow: @AFpost

Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu’s Likud party and its ultra-Orthodox ally Shas request an additional hour of voting as election turnout reaches 55.7%, the highest at that hour in approximately 50 years. Opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot’s Yashar party opposes the extension, arguing that no extraordinary circumstances justify it. Follow: @AFpost