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Columbia says most of its suspended federal funds will be restored as part of deal; Trump administration had suspended funds in March

The university has issued suspensions and expulsions in response to disruptive pro-Palestinian protests. 'Disruptions to academic activities violate University policies,' Columbia said, as it faces pressure from the Trump administration to tighten protest rules and curb campus dissent

Trump quoted Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi regarding the damage to Iran's nuclear sites, saying that strikes will be renewed 'if necessary'

NBC reported that U.S. strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities near the end of the Israel-Iran war did not do as much damage as claimed, with two out of three nuclear sites capable of resuming enrichment within the next few months. Sources say Trump rejected a plan to go 'all in' and instead opted for a more limited intervention, the report said

During his visit to the White House, Netanyahu reportedly told Trump that he'd give orders to strike Iran again if Tehran continues on its path to acquire nuclear weapons. Trump did not rule out the plan

The meeting with Trump comes as Nvidia's market value closed above $4 trillion for the first time on Thursday, cementing its status as one of Wall Street's most sought-after stocks.

After the spectacle of a White House dinner, Netanyahu posed with a 'Trump was right about everything' hat – a gesture too on the nose to be humiliating, and yet somehow still was

Following dinner with Trump in the White House, Netanyahu stuck to the same old tired talking points while five more young IDF soldiers were killed in Gaza. Forty soldiers have died and only one living hostage released since Israel broke the cease-fire in March, yet there's still no end in sight

Netanyahu and Trump will meet in Washington for the third time over the past six months, though the meeting is not expected to be open to the press

Prompted by Trump envoy Steve Witkoff, Alexander told Trump his treatment improved after his election win. He later said he urged the president to pursue a comprehensive deal to free all hostages held in Gaza

Benjamin Netanyahu and Donald Trump both stand to gain from a side-by-side Oval Office appearance. As Trump eyes a Gaza cease-fire to cement his Middle East legacy, Netanyahu's political future, and the war's end, hang in the balance

Even though Trump said he would be 'very firm' on the Gaza war when Netanyahu visits the White House next week, a lot will depend on whether he can stay focused. In the meantime, Netanyahu is shoring up his deterrence capabilities in his war of attrition against the Israeli legal system

As Netanyahu polishes his shoes for the Oval Office, Israelis who love and loathe Trump alike see him as the only hope for ending the Gaza war, as June alone claimed the lives of 20 soldiers

Trump officials have increasingly alluded in recent days to an agreement between Israel and Syria. But a hawkish post-Oct. 7 Israel and a new Syrian leader with a skeptical domestic base make a deal far from plain sailing

Referring to the deteriorating humanitarian crisis in Gaza, Trump said, 'You see the lines of people just to get one meal? It's too bad,' adding that the U.S. is 'working on Gaza and trying to get it taken care of'

GAZA: Israel kills 74 Palestinians in Gaza since Thursday night, 12 in line for aid, medics say; Netanyahu rejects Haaretz exposé on IDF intentionally shooting Gazans at aid centers; Casualties reported in clashes between Hamas and armed militants in south Gaza ■ LEBANON: Israeli strike in south Lebanon kills one, wounds 11, Health Ministry says ■ IRAN: Members of Iran's Jewish community arrested on suspicion of collaborating with Israel; Trump hints Israel was about to target Iran's Khamenei, saying, 'I saved him from a very ugly death'

Faster than those Israeli fighter jets Trump forced Netanyahu to recall mid-air, the president has changed his tune and is vowing to help 'save Bibi' from himself

The U.S. President's rambling post came 24 hours after he twice Trump excoriated Netanyahu for jeopardizing the U.S.-brokered cease-fire between Israel and Iran

Trump administration's latest bid to curtail Harvard's ability to host international students comes amid an escalating fight pitting the Republican president against the prestigious Ivy League school

The next big question for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is whether Trump has had enough when it comes to Iran, or whether the Israeli American campaign is going to be long-term