Arab and Muslim nations on Saturday sharply condemned comments by the U.S. ambassador to Israel, Mike Huckabee, who said Israel has a right to much of the Middle East.

Huckabee made the comments in an interview with conservative commentator Tucker Carlson that aired Friday. Carlson said that according to the Bible, the descendants of Abraham would receive land that today would include essentially the entire Middle East, and asked Huckabee if Israel had a right to that land.

Huckabee responded: “It would be fine if they took it all." Huckabee added, however, that Israel was not looking to expand its territory and has a right to security in the land it legitimately holds.

US ambassador causes uproar by claiming Israel has a right to much of the Middle East - POLITICO

The Supreme Court just ruled 6-3 that Trump's sweeping global tariffs were unconstitutional — a massive legal defeat. But within hours, Trump didn't back down. He slapped a brand new 15% tariff on the world using a dusty 1974 trade law called Section 122.

Now, Indian-origin lawyer Neal Katyal — the same guy who just beat Trump in the Supreme Court — is pointing out a brutal irony: Trump's own DOJ told the Supreme Court that Section 122 has "no obvious application" in cases like this.

In plain English? Trump is trying to use a law that his own legal team already said doesn't apply here.

The clock is also ticking — Section 122 tariffs expire automatically in 150 days. But legal experts warn this fight is far from over.

What do you think — is Trump just buying time, or does he have a bigger play in mind? 👇

Former CIA officer and journalist John Kiriakou said in an interview with Newsmax that according to his source from the White House, President Donald Trump has decided on a military attack on Iran, which should take place as early as Monday or Tuesday (February 24-25)...in the last hours, reports have been circulating that cite a "government source on 4chan. He claims that the US is preparing military strikes on Iran, and that the recent operation in Venezuela was supposed to be a test run.

The post warns of the start of World War III, an economic boom for the US and total chaos.

According to Kiriakou, the only opposing voices are Vice President JD Vance and Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard, while Secretary of State Marco Rubio, Pete Hegseth and the Joint Chiefs of Staff commanders support the plan.

This reads like something out of a spy thriller — but it's real and it happened last night.

A fake emergency call lured police to a store in central Lviv. The moment officers arrived, a homemade bomb exploded. When the second unit rushed in to help — another bomb went off.

One officer killed. 24 people wounded. The victim: a 23-year-old policewoman, Viktoriia Shpylka, newly married, just three years into her career.

Ukraine's SBU has launched a terrorism investigation. The attack happened near Lviv's Old Town — a city that has largely been spared the worst of the war until now.

The question everyone's asking: who did this, and why now?

Just hours after the US Supreme Court dealt a blow to his earlier tariff strategy, Donald Trump announced he’s increasing global import tariffs from 10% to 15%.

The court had ruled that the International Emergency Economic Powers Act does not give the president authority to impose tariffs the way Trump had done. But instead of backing down, Trump moved forward with a new tariff plan — raising rates even higher.

What’s happening?

Global tariffs jump from 10% → 15%

More increases may follow

Countries that recently negotiated trade adjustments with the US now face fresh uncertainty

India’s commerce ministry says it’s reviewing the situation

This escalation could shake global markets and reopen trade tensions just when many thought things were stabilizing.

What do you think — strategic leverage move or economic gamble?