A tweet announces an upcoming two-hour discussion with Porter Stansberry, who argues that the year 2029 will mark the end of America as it is currently known.
British surgeon Nick Maynard told Tucker Carlson that children in Gaza were shot in specific body parts at food distribution points, describing it as "a game of target practice." He also said quadcopters fired into tents and reported that six newborns died after Israeli forces evacuated Al-Nasr pediatric hospital, leaving them in incubators.
Senator Chris Murphy criticizes the Trump administration's handling of an Ebola outbreak, claiming 900 cases now threaten the U.S. due to the dismantling of global health teams. The post references a CDC request for staff to screen passengers from Central Africa for Ebola symptoms.
A tweet by Nicholas Kristof states that Sudan is the world's worst humanitarian crisis, with the UAE accused of supporting the RSF militia responsible for mass atrocities, while President Trump remains silent after receiving $500 million from the UAE. A Middle East Eye report and Human Rights Watch findings are cited documenting the UAE's role in Sudan's civil war.
Tucker Carlson interviews a British doctor who worked in Gaza. The doctor describes treating four teenage boys who had all been shot in the testicles.
A Detroit News investigation found that AIPAC has changed how it channels money into Rep. Haley Stevens' campaign by routing donations through a third-party processor, Democracy Engine, to avoid appearing in campaign filings. A pro-Israel Super PAC also spent $5.3 million on ads backing Stevens in Michigan's Democratic Senate primary, giving her a financial edge over progressive challengers.