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White House warns Germany, France: release diesel or lose U.S. supply
Antiwar.com says U.S. officials, cited by Reuters, warned Berlin and Paris they could be cut off from future American diesel exports unless they draw on emergency fuel reserves.
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As Trump Floats Iran Strike, US Official Says 3rd Carrier Coming
Antiwar.com attributes to unnamed US officials and media reports that Washington plans to keep three carrier strike groups in the Middle East and add Marines; Trump told Time an Iran strike is possible.
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Trump Won’t Endorse Netanyahu—‘I’m Not Involved in Politics’
In a Time interview, Donald Trump declined to say whether Israelis should reelect Benjamin Netanyahu, while adding, “I wouldn’t underestimate Bibi,” according to Headline USA’s account.
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Rick Ross Arrested: Felony Battery by Strangulation; Lawyer: Ex Reported a Month Later
Authorities say the rapper was arrested in Miami Beach and charged with felony battery by strangulation. His attorney says he has pleaded not guilty and calls the accusation a month-late report from an ex-girlfriend.
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Gas-Filled Vans at U.S.-Run UK Base; Dual Iranian Arrested as Iran Link Probed
Counter Terrorism Policing made a new arrest after a security scare near RAF Fairford; officials say foreign state involvement is among the lines of inquiry. Iran denies any role.
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Trump’s ‘Deep State Probe Presses on with Subpoenas
An AP‑adapted report published by Headline USA says Joe diGenova left without filing charges, while Justice Department subpoenas to former intel and law‑enforcement officials move the long‑running probe toward grand jury testimony in Fort Pierce, Florida.
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Trump Ordered Yemen Strike Prep After Call With MBS—Then Stood Down at the Last Minute
Antiwar.com, citing the New York Times, reports Trump told the Pentagon to prepare strikes on Yemen’s Houthis after a call with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman—then delayed the attack. Reuters says U.S.–Houthi talks were held in Oman. Trump told Fox the Houthis agreed not to fight the U.S.
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States Drop Paramount–Warner Antitrust Fight
Twelve states and the Writers Guild of America agreed to settlements over Paramount’s planned buyout of Warner Bros. Discovery, with new commitments on U.S. production, newsroom safeguards, and worker support. A judge must still sign off.
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Teen Charged in San Diego Mosque Attack Says Prosecutors Still Haven’t Explained the Alleged Link
A North Carolina teenager is accused of helping two California teens tied to a deadly attack at the Islamic Center of San Diego. Her attorney says prosecutors have not yet provided enough detail to defend her.
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NRSC Labels Abdulrahman El‑Sayed “Radical” as Michigan Senate Fight Explodes—Will Democrats Hold This Must‑Win?
The Center Square reports Democrats’ Senate math “clearly goes through Michigan,” with Abdul El‑Sayed facing Mike Rogers amid culture‑war attacks, debate drama, and lingering questions about Trump.
