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Dearborn, home to the largest Arab-American community in the U.S., saw videos surface online of mosque prayers where imams invoked death upon Jews, Christians, and Americans, alongside lines like 'Count their number; slay them one by one.' Public reactions poured in, with figures like Rep. Nancy Mace questioning 'What the fk is going on' in America, filmmaker Justine Bateman calling it 'Satanic,' and others demanding swift deportations. The clips, showing street processions and prayer scenes, have sparked worries about Islamist influence in the city, which recently backed Abdul El-Sayed's Democratic Senate nomination win. Debates now focus on whether these represent isolated rhetoric or a deeper challenge to American norms.

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In Dearborn mosques, imams led prayers with stark English translations: 'Oh Allah, kill every Jew, Christian, and American.' The footage has residents and public figures grappling with what it means for their city.

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Ben-Gvir filmed himself at a facility holding Palestinian detainees, responding to a prisoner's food complaint by saying they get basics but no more, and he feels no sympathy. He also posted an AI-generated video of an emaciated, crying prisoner labeled 'The terrorists cry at night,' tying it to stricter rules under his oversight. With over 3,300 Palestinians held without charge, the posts drew criticism for taunting suffering to appeal to voters, while supporters praised the tough stance ahead of elections.

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Standing in a prison cell, Israel's National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir told a complaining Palestinian detainee, 'This isn't a hotel'—a stark moment captured for his election push.

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On March 12, Sayyid Badr Hamad Al Busaidi told Omani editors that his country will not normalize relations with Israel or join the U.S.-led Board of Peace, linking the ongoing U.S.-Israeli war on Iran to efforts to weaken Tehran, reshape the Middle East, and block Palestinian statehood. The conflict, now in its second week since February 28 airstrikes that killed Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, has seen Iranian retaliation damage Oman's Salalah port and threaten oil supplies. Historically neutral Oman, which attended the Board's launch as an observer, now condemns the war as immoral while urging diplomacy amid alliance strains and reactions from Trump and analysts.

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Oman's foreign minister stood firm amid escalating war, declaring no ties with Israel or Trump's peace initiative as airstrikes hit home.

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Steinberger, creator of the popular OpenClaw framework and an OpenAI engineer, detailed a simple workflow using Codex to scan issues, PRs, CI status, and releases across his projects. It autonomously resolves problems like npm bugs or release crashes—such as shipping a Homebrew fix for camsnap—while escalating only riskier items after checks. Developers hailed the approach for simplifying open-source upkeep, though some noted high token costs from frequent runs and suggested tweaks for efficiency. The open-sourced skills are available in his GitHub repo, building on Codex's agent loops for persistent automation.

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Peter Steinberger set up OpenAI's Codex to handle his GitHub repos on its own, waking every five minutes to fix issues and merge changes without a human in sight.

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Just 18 months after Mark Walter bought a controlling stake for $10 billion, he's selling to Kushner—a Miami Heat minority owner—and Iger for a whopping $12.5 billion, pocketing about $2 billion in profit. The duo shifted from a Las Vegas expansion bid to snag the iconic franchise, calling it a deep honor. Magic Johnson cheered the news, praising Iger's lifelong love for the Lakers and predicting titles back in LA, while the timing coincides with federal probes into Walter's business dealings.

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The Lakers, basketball's gold standard, change hands again—this time to Thrive Capital founder Josh Kushner and ex-Disney CEO Bob Iger, who promise to chase more championships.

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The Caroline Bezengi, a Cameroon-flagged Suezmax carrying 800,000 to 1 million barrels of Russian crude from Novorossiysk to India, suffered explosions off Yemen around June 8, leading to crew evacuation and grounding on rocks in the Hallaniyat Islands marine protected zone. Omani authorities are responding with aerial surveillance, divers, and plans to offload remaining cargo as the slick stretches northeast, coming within 7 kilometers of the mainland. Environmental groups warn of risks to coral reefs, seagrass, sea turtles, and other marine life, while teams face weather challenges amid broader oil slicks reported in the Persian Gulf region.

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A sanctioned tanker from Russia's shadow fleet ran aground in Oman's protected waters, unleashing an oil slick now blanketing 390 square kilometers near sensitive marine habitats.

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President Donald J. Trump announced the nomination of Chris Klomp, current leader of Medicare operations, as the next Deputy Secretary of Health and Human Services. The decision was made jointly with Secretary Kennedy and Dr. Oz. Klomp's entrepreneurial background and role in implementing the Most Favored Nation Drug Pricing Policy were highlighted.

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