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President Trump declared he has dropped all work on any deal with Iran, firmly rejecting Sen. Chris Coons’s claim that his administration offered “tens of billions of dollars of incentives and reduced sanctions.”

The devastating anti‑Semitic firebombing in Boulder has claimed an innocent life—82‑year‑old Karen Diamond succumbed to her injuries, officials confirmed, and prosecutors have filed two first‑degree murder charges against suspect Mohamed Soliman.

Governor Greg Abbott (R-TX) signed a bill allowing Texas residents to use gold or silver as legal tender in transactions.

The Trump administration asked the U.N. Wednesday to remove Francesca Albanese, accusing her of waging economic warfare against Israel—and threatening American business—with letters full of “inflammatory rhetoric and false accusations.”

At the esteemed Nysmith School in northern Virginia, administrators shocked families by telling Jewish students to toughen up amid anti-Semitic harassment—and then removing them.

Columbia University stoked outrage by appointing Farah Jasmine Griffin—a longtime supporter of BDS (the boycott, disinvestment, sanctions movement targeting Israel)—to the esteemed University Professor position, its “highest academic distinction.”

ICE director Tom Homan sharply criticized CNN for highlighting ICEBlock, an app designed to track Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers in real time.

The Berklee Institute of Jazz and Gender Justice released a report highlighting a 6-to-1 male-to-female ratio among jazz educators in U.S. colleges.

Stanford plans $140M in cuts, likely layoffs, and critics say academic merit may take a backseat to ideological priorities.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is set to meet President Trump at the White House on July 7, his third White House visit since January.