Trump on Abdul El-Sayed:

I call him Mohammed Al Fayad. Some people call him Abdul. I call him Mohammad.

Somebody said, “Why?” I said, “I don’t know. I feel like it.”

Trump:

They thought Abraham Lincoln was a racist.

Trump:

It was in 1900 when we had really strong laws. Today, you can do almost anything. Nothing happens, but we're changing that.

Trump:

You see those handsome military guys? They're all standing up. They're nice and tall.

The thugs come over, they look at them, and they go, "I'm getting out of here."

Trump:

We could fix Chicago in literally three, four weeks.

Trump:

People said, "Boy, the soldiers are all so good. They look like soldiers."

That's what merit is, you know.

Trump:

The streets are disgusting. The doors going into stores are dirty. Everything's dirty. It smells, smells of marijuana and other things worse than marijuana.

Trump:

Does anybody know Kamala's surname? Nobody knows.

Trump:

NYC officials released a map showing ethnic communities. The map includes Little Senegal, Haiti, Yemen, but it doesn't include Little Italy.

We're going to work on that immediately, or we're not going to be sending them any of the billions of dollars they want to waste.

Trump:

We had a big war in Venezuela. It lasted one day. They don't even talk about that. We had a great war.

Trump on Iran:

Iran would probably hit places like San Diego, Los Angeles first because the route for a missile is much more convenient.

The UAE attorney general said the Omani co-pilot of the Flydubai flight from Dubai to Tel Aviv planned to hijack the aircraft and carry out a suicide attack on a terminal at Ben Gurion Airport.

The suspect confessed to acting alone, but authorities are investigating possible accomplices or links.

EU's Kaja Kallas:

The ICC is the cornerstone of the international criminal justice system. It prosecutes individuals responsible for the most serious crimes under international law.

I have spoken with ICC President Tomoko Akane following the United States’ announced intention to impose sanctions. The six-month period before the measures take effect offers a window for dialogue.

The EU has always supported the Court, and the EU has options to ensure that it can continue its vital work. Protecting the ICC remains an EU priority.

The FBI has arrested a Canadian man in Pennsylvania suspected of playing a key role in a ShinyHunters cyberattack that stole sensitive data on thousands of FBI employees last month.

The stolen information included home addresses, Social Security numbers, family details and sensitive job assignments.

The breach reportedly resulted from an Accenture contractor’s failure to install a security patch on a third-party platform.

ShinyHunters, which threatened to leak the stolen data, has allegedly breached more than 140 organizations and extorted $70 million since last year.

Source: NYT

Garry Kasparov:

Ukraine is under the heaviest bombardment one can imagine.

And it's quite amazing that there's so much talk about, you know, whatever. On CNN, you can see Gaza, Gaza, Gaza.

Garry Kasparov:

If Israel could do Putin in Gaza for one day, for 24 hours, there would be no Gaza, because it's much worse than carpet bombing.

Zelensky blasts the Trump administration:

You cannot, on the one hand, negotiate with the Russians about future economic projects and, on the other hand, say that we are in a diplomatic dead end.

We are not in a diplomatic dead end.

Zelensky to the U.S.:

Shut down Putin's entire economy. Shut Russia's mouth. Don't feed them with your sales. Just impose sanctions on their weapons.

Give us access to Starlink for Ukraine. You did it when you responded to Iran. Everything worked there. Israel completely controlled the skies over Iran.

So that means when you need it, it works that way.

Zelensky:

We are talking with various colleagues from Europe and America. I tell them honestly: Chinese representatives are involved in developing an alternative to Starlink.

They are getting closer, and they are passing it on to Russia. Russia could gain that kind of dominance.

Zelensky:

It would cost the U.S. nothing, absolutely nothing, to help Ukraine.

And I said openly: Help us defend our skies and dominate them. And then Putin will sit down at the negotiating table.

Why? Because he will lose everything. Lose everything. Three months, two months — he will lose everything.