The New York Sun

15 hours ago | nysun.com | Newt Gingrich

When Egyptian national Mohamed Soliman reportedly threw two Molotov cocktails on a group of pro-Israeli demonstrators at Boulder, Colorado, it was the latest warning that things are spinning out of control. Mr. Soliman reportedly injured 15 people ranging in age from 25 to 88 years old. The oldest was a Holocaust survivor. The attacker yelled “free Palestine” during the assault. Now, Mr. Soliman is charged with 118 crimes.

2 days ago | nysun.com | Benny Avni

Even as European countries are threatening to block weapons sales to Israel, concerns about Russia are leading them to boost defense investments, which in turn leads them to seek arms deals with Israeli defense companies. Which side, then, would be harmed most by an arms embargo? “We are looking for more pressure on Russia than the European Union did,” Chancellor Merz of Germany said Thursday at the Oval Office, where he met President Trump.

2 days ago | nysun.com | Matthew Rice

President Trump and Elon Musk’s breakup is growing uglier by the hour, as the president says the billionaire is only opposing his One Big Beautiful Bill Act for selfish, petty reasons. Mr. Musk, in turn, is making his new disdain for the Republican Party clear. The drama first kicked off on Tuesday when Mr. Musk called the budget bill a “disgusting abomination,” followed by a call for Republicans to “kill” the legislation.

2 days ago | nysun.com | Matthew Rice

Democrats and Biden administration alumni are going scorched earth on a former White House press secretary, Karine Jean-Pierre, with the flood gates opening shortly after she announced she would be leaving the Democratic Party at the same time she’s hawking her new book. In a video message touting her tell-all book “Independent” — due to be released in October — Ms. Jean-Pierre said she’s parting ways with the Dems because she wants Americans to see past the red-blue divide.

2 days ago | nysun.com | Matthew Rice

President Trump is inviting what could be an expansive, lengthy legal battle in the courts after announcing travel restrictions on 19 countries Wednesday night. Effective Monday, citizens of 12 countries will not be allowed to enter the United States, with some exceptions, while seven other countries will face “partial” restrictions. The president says the antisemitic attack at Boulder, Colorado has made it necessary to severely restrict the entry of citizens of certain foreign countries.