Israel cites seven more months to defeat Hamas in Gaza
Israel says it may need seven months more of fighting to destroy Hamas and Islamic Jihad capabilities, a plan tied to broader national security goals after Hamas attacks on Oct 7. The war has killed over 35,000 Palestinians, with Israel claiming about 15,000 Hamas fighters killed and Rafah still contested. Israel asserts Iran-backed proxies aim to exhaust the country as tanks push into southern Gaza’s Rafah.
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Jurors end first day of deliberations in Trump hush money case
New York jury in Donald Trump hush money trial completes first day of deliberations after about 4 1/2 hours and requests to re hear portions of testimony and the judge's instructions. Judge Merchan urged jurors to judge the evidence themselves as the panel weighs 34 counts of falsifying business records tied to a $130 000 payment to Stormy Daniels.
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Senator seeks generational bump in defense spending
Senate Armed Services ranking member Roger Wicker urges a $55 billion hike above debt limit caps arguing for a generational investment to deter Russia Iran and China amid budget battles Ukraine aid and electoral tensions. He warns not to cut military capacity and emphasizes national survival.
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Alito rejects recusal in Trump Jan 6 cases over wife flags
Justice Samuel Alito says he will not step aside from Supreme Court cases involving Donald Trump or January 6 defendants. He notes his wife Martha-Ann flew an upside-down flag in 2021 and an Appeal to Heaven flag at their New Jersey home, but he insists the incidents do not meet recusal standards and vows to stay on the cases. He says a reasonable person would conclude the events do not affect the outcome. Trump praised Alito, while some Republicans supported the decision.
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