Donald Trump says the war is close to over even as tensions persist, while Rep. Ro Khanna prepares to introduce a bill to halt U.S. gasoline exports amid the Iran conflict. Abroad, Israel signals Turkey could be its next major adversary after Iran, raising fears of further escalation. Ana sits down with Norwegian political scientist Glenn Diesen to break down the shifting global order, as cracks emerge in Trumpworld with a former backer of the Trumps’ crypto venture now turning against it. Back home, chaos and confusion continue—from a warehouse fire in Compton to Trump appearing baffled when asked about an official claiming he “teleported” to a Waffle House—underscoring the surreal state of politics and media.

Donald Trump says the war is close to over even as tensions persist, while Rep. Ro Khanna prepares to introduce a bill to halt U.S. gasoline exports amid the Iran conflict. Abroad, Israel signals Turkey could be its next major adversary after Iran, raising fears of further escalation. Ana sits down with Norwegian political scientist Glenn Diesen to break down the shifting global order, as cracks emerge in Trumpworld with a former backer of the Trumps’ crypto venture now turning against it. Back home, chaos and confusion continue—from a warehouse fire in Compton to Trump appearing baffled when asked about an official claiming he “teleported” to a Waffle House—underscoring the surreal state of politics and media.

Tucker Carlson calls for ending all U.S. aid to Israel while claiming Israelis maintain an office inside the Pentagon, exposing a widening rift on the right over the war. New reporting reveals the White House knew about Pakistan’s cease-fire announcement before it was posted, raising questions about behind-the-scenes coordination. Survivors of the deadly attack on U.S. forces in Kuwait dispute the Pentagon’s account, saying their unit was unprepared to defend itself, intensifying scrutiny of military leadership. Donald Trump vents at NATO but stops short of a full rupture after meeting with alliance leaders, even as the oil industry pressures his administration to ensure Iran cannot control the Strait of Hormuz. Meanwhile, the unexpected costs of the Iran war continue to mount, fueling economic and geopolitical instability.

Tucker Carlson calls for ending all U.S. aid to Israel while claiming Israelis maintain an office inside the Pentagon, exposing a widening rift on the right over the war. New reporting reveals the White House knew about Pakistan’s cease-fire announcement before it was posted, raising questions about behind-the-scenes coordination. Survivors of the deadly attack on U.S. forces in Kuwait dispute the Pentagon’s account, saying their unit was unprepared to defend itself, intensifying scrutiny of military leadership. Donald Trump vents at NATO but stops short of a full rupture after meeting with alliance leaders, even as the oil industry pressures his administration to ensure Iran cannot control the Strait of Hormuz. Meanwhile, the unexpected costs of the Iran war continue to mount, fueling economic and geopolitical instability.

Donald Trump reportedly changes course on Lebanon after a call with Benjamin Netanyahu as the economic fallout hits home—consumer prices rise 3.3% in March, driven by energy spikes tied to the Iran conflict. Attorney General Pam Bondi refuses to testify on Epstein despite new pressure, while the oil industry pushes the White House to ensure Iran cannot control the Strait of Hormuz. Inside the Democratic Party, the DNC kills a resolution condemning AIPAC’s influence, fueling internal backlash. Meanwhile, Trump’s media allies turn on each other as CNN data shows him “crushing” Tucker Carlson, prompting Tucker to ask whether Israel is blackmailing the president, and Tim Pool declares he’s done with Trump after an “unhinged” post.

JD Vance’s high-stakes Iran diplomacy effort collapses after marathon talks fail to produce a deal, exposing a major setback for the administration’s war strategy and raising questions about his leadership on the global stage . Back home, Donald Trump stirs controversy by attacking the Pope as “weak on crime,” while cracks deepen in the pro-war consensus—Bill Maher walks back his support for the Iran conflict and Tucker Carlson shuts down a BBC anchor in a tense exchange over media framing. Meanwhile, tensions on the left flare as Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez reportedly vents frustration that criticism from fellow progressives has grown too harsh, highlighting widening fractures across the political spectrum as the war and its fallout dominate the discourse.

JD Vance’s high-stakes Iran diplomacy effort collapses after marathon talks fail to produce a deal, exposing a major setback for the administration’s war strategy and raising questions about his leadership on the global stage . Back home, Donald Trump stirs controversy by attacking the Pope as “weak on crime,” while cracks deepen in the pro-war consensus—Bill Maher walks back his support for the Iran conflict and Tucker Carlson shuts down a BBC anchor in a tense exchange over media framing. Meanwhile, tensions on the left flare as Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez reportedly vents frustration that criticism from fellow progressives has grown too harsh, highlighting widening fractures across the political spectrum as the war and its fallout dominate the discourse.

Lebanon reports over 2,100 killed and nearly 7,000 wounded in Israeli attacks since early March, as Iran-linked ships continue moving through the Strait of Hormuz despite Donald Trump’s attempted blockade—undercutting U.S. leverage in the region. JD Vance tells the Vatican to stay out of American politics, while tensions escalate further as Israel reportedly eyes Turkey as its next major adversary after Iran. Back home, unlikely alliances emerge with Ro Khanna and Marjorie Taylor Greene floating a joint coalition, even as Sam Harris warns that podcasters are becoming “dangerous” voices in the political space. Axios reports Trump is rapidly destroying his own coalition beyond just media figures, while violence creeps closer to the tech elite after a drive-by shooting targets Sam Altman’s home days after a Molotov scare.

Lebanon reports over 2,100 killed and nearly 7,000 wounded in Israeli attacks since early March, as Iran-linked ships continue moving through the Strait of Hormuz despite Donald Trump’s attempted blockade—undercutting U.S. leverage in the region. JD Vance tells the Vatican to stay out of American politics, while tensions escalate further as Israel reportedly eyes Turkey as its next major adversary after Iran. Back home, unlikely alliances emerge with Ro Khanna and Marjorie Taylor Greene floating a joint coalition, even as Sam Harris warns that podcasters are becoming “dangerous” voices in the political space. Axios reports Trump is rapidly destroying his own coalition beyond just media figures, while violence creeps closer to the tech elite after a drive-by shooting targets Sam Altman’s home days after a Molotov scare.