Scott Jennings torches CNN's panelists over Abdul El Sayed. Jennings: "Twice in his life, on a professional resume and in a speech, he said he was a dual citizen of Egypt. We don't really have clear answers about that either… He's finally being pressed on it and when he gets pressed on it, he's obviously a little defensive and has thin skin!" Panelist: "He's a Rhodes Scholar… he's been to medical school…" Jennings: "Is he a doctor? Can he write me a prescription?"

Elon Musk raises a serious question about humanity's future as AI continues to advance. If digital intelligence eventually surpasses biological intelligence by a million times, Musk says it is difficult to imagine humans remaining in control. "It's hard to imagine humans being in control in that scenario. So I hope the AI is nice to us."

Hillary Clinton claims that Elon Musk is putting more than $300 million toward electing Republicans because he fears being investigated. She argues that Musk has a personal stake in the outcome, saying he could face scrutiny if Democrats pursue investigations.

Mark Zuckerberg considered leaving California over the proposed billionaire wealth tax, Politico cites a new Meta filing. The proposal would impose a one-time 5% tax on billionaires who were California residents at the start of 2026, potentially exposing Zuckerberg to a multibillion-dollar bill. Meta says it has reached a deal allowing Zuckerberg to sell shares to cover a potential tax liability without losing control of the company.

A third protester was removed from President Trump's rally after interrupting his speech. "I've had three punch lines and they time them beautifully." "These people are serious losers!

Pope Leo XIV will not need additional cancer treatment, according to results announced by his doctors. Follow-up tests reportedly showed that his lung cancer had remained localized and had not spread, offering encouraging news about his recovery.

Stephen A. Smith absolutely pummels The View's Sunny Hostin after she suggested that President Trump might get impeached or convicted. Smith: "Whether you like him or not, he’s the president of the United States of America. He's not going away until 2028." Hostin: "He may get impeached or convicted." Smith: "Hold on a minute… He’s been impeached twice… I’m so sick and tired of us acting like that’s going to do something." "He’s not going away until 2028."

Federal agents are going door to door in several states to question residents about their immigration status and whether they have registered or voted in past elections, CBS reports. The operation targets potential noncitizen voting ahead of the midterms. DHS has cited as many as 250,000 suspected cases, and the DOJ says 156 people have faced voting-fraud-related charges since the beginning of the Trump administration.

Elon Musk: "There is no such thing as 'magic ground' that makes some places prosperous and some not!" "If you teleported the people of Japan to anywhere else, that place would become Japan."

Whoopi Goldberg erupts while Stephen A. Smith recounts his White House dinner with President Trump on The View. Smith: "He took me down the colonnade, where he had a picture of every single president… in place of Joe Biden, he had a picture of an auto pen. I said to him, that's cruel. Why are you doing that? … He says, 'It is funny. It really, really is.' …" Goldberg: "Let me stop because other people have questions. My bad, my bad, I forgot. Oh, wait, I'm so sorry, we're coming back…"

The US has ordered some diplomatic personnel and their families to leave Saudi Arabia as fears of further Houthi attacks grow. Reuters reports that officials are also planning departures for family members at several other US missions in the Gulf, although the State Department says the formal order currently applies to Saudi Arabia only.

Bill Ackman is raising questions about the future of college in an AI-driven world. With tuition costs high and technology changing the job market, Ackman says students should take a closer look at whether a traditional university degree is worth the investment. "It's not clear to me if my child at age 7, 11 years from now, whether she'll go to a conventional university."

Larry Page, Google's co-founder, has reportedly purchased two Miami mansions for about $173 million while moving business interests away from California, according to Fortune. The timing comes ahead of a proposed California wealth tax that would levy a one-time 5% charge on billionaires who lived in the state at the start of 2026. Fortune estimates Page could have faced a tax bill approaching $15 billion if the measure applied to him.

Rosie O'Donnell comes out with a new rant over President Trump, claiming that "he's grifted billions of dollars from the United States people and from bribes for pardons and for favors from other nations." "The man wearing a diaper who is very physically and mentally ill is asking someone else if they are sick because they asked a legitimate question." "It's really unreal what has happened!"

Elon Musk suggests that money may eventually become less important as technology transforms the economy. In his vision, value could be measured through physical resources such as energy, power, and mass rather than traditional currency.

CNN is threatening to take the Trump administration back to court over its continued exclusion from Air Force One. The network says it has been denied access at least four times despite being scheduled to cover the president as part of the rotating press pool. The network's lawyer argues the exclusions are retaliatory and unlawful, NYP reports.

President Trump pushes back against those opposing his approach to Russia, claiming his efforts helped secure the release of American Stephen Hubbard. Trump says the US is "getting close to settling a war" and argues that following the advice of those opposing him could have prevented Hubbard from coming home.

The US Supreme Court has voted 7–2 to reject the Trump administration’s bid to enforce restrictions on treatment for transgender inmates in federal prisons. The decision leaves a lower-court order in place, allowing hormone treatments and other care covered by that order to continue while the legal challenge proceeds. Justices Clarence Thomas and Samuel Alito dissented.

Elon Musk says the biggest challenge for AI is no longer just producing powerful chips. It's finding enough electricity to run them. He believes space-based solar power could solve that problem, making orbit the cheapest place for AI data centers within the next few years.

President Trump denies having any involvement in the reported Starlink slowdown in Ukraine. Q: "The Starlink slow down in Ukraine. Is that something that Elon Musk personally ordered?" Trump: "No, I wasn't involved… I don't know who did it, but I was not involved."

The US military is quietly reducing its troop presence at bases across the Middle East, NBC reports. The drawdowns reportedly include US forces in Jordan, Qatar and Kuwait and are being carried out in response to ongoing threats in the region, including from Iran. The moves come as President Trump weighs possible new military action against Iran, with senior US military officials presenting him with strike options, according to the report.