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DAILYCALLER (Simon August) - Russia Backs Trump’s Push To Halt Ukrainian Oil Strikes As Diesel Hits Record

‘Any call on the Kyiv regime to stop attacks on civilian economic infrastructure can only be welcomed’

DAILYCALLER (John Loftus) - Is Trump’s Middle Eastern Mediation Really Just An Illusion?

“It’s a Saudi-American f*ck up of epic proportions.”

DAILYCALLER (Jack McGeever) - EXCLUSIVE: Mikie Sherrill’s Team Blindsided By Dem AG Joining Lawsuit Against Paramount

A source close to New Jersey’s governor criticized the state attorney general’s decision to join a lawsuit seeking to block Paramount Skydance’s $110 billion acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery, telling the Daily Caller News Foundation the governor’s team was not given advance notice of the move.

DAILYCALLER (Leena Nasir) - Macklemore Ousted From Ed Sheeran’s Tour After Alleged Pressure Campaign From Pro-Israel Robert Kraft

‘I didn’t need 10 shows from Ed. I needed 2’

REDSTATE (RedState) - Answer the Questions: DOJ Subpoenas John Brennan in Anti-Trump 'Grand Conspiracy' Probe

WASHINGTONPOST (Anna Liss-Roy) - What Mike Johnson and Trump had to say about $5,000 payments this weekend

The president doubled down on his idea to pay Americans if the GOP keeps control of Congress in November. But the House speaker was more circumspect.

AMERICANALMANAC (Alex Tanzer) - Pope Leo XIV marks 71st birthday by repealing Vatican salary cuts and reversing Francis-era plans

Pope Leo XIV used his 71st birthday to hand Vatican employees a tangible gift, a papal decree scrapping the salary cuts his predecessor imposed five years ago, while quietly reversing another major Francis-era decision on the Vatican's own archives. The Vatican published two decrees on Monday, both signed by Leo, that together represent the clearest […] The post Pope Leo XIV marks 71st birthday by repealing Vatican salary cuts and reversing Francis-era plans appeared first on American Almanac .

Pope Leo XIV used his 71st birthday to hand Vatican employees a tangible gift, a papal decree scrapping the salary cuts his predecessor imposed five years ago, while quietly reversing another major Francis-era decision on the Vatican's own archives. The Vatican published two decrees on Monday, both signed by Leo, that together represent the clearest signal yet of how the first American pope intends to manage the institution's finances and physical footprint. The first decree repealed COVID-era salary reductions that Pope Francis put in place in 2021. The second canceled Francis' plan to relocate the Vatican's secret archives and library holdings to a pontifical university outside Vatican City, ordering instead that a new building be…Open