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“They Don’t Know What the F— They’re Doing”: Trump Rants Over Ceasefire

After a deadly 12-day conflict between Israel and Iran that drew in U.S. military strikes, former President Trump announced a ceasefire—but quickly expressed frustration with both nations. Speaking ahead of a NATO summit, Trump accused Israel and Iran of violating the agreement and dismissed their actions with a profane rebuke, saying they “don’t know what the f— they’re doing.” The fragile truce comes amid rising regional tensions and conflicting reports of continued missile activity.

Fitness Influencer and Her Date Fatally Shot by Estranged Husband in Fontana

Gloria Zamora, a popular fitness influencer and mother of seven, was gunned down outside a sushi restaurant in Fontana alongside her date, Hector Garduno. Authorities say her estranged husband tracked her down and opened fire, only to be shot by an off-duty deputy who happened to be nearby. Just days before, Zamora had shared a podcast clip criticizing her ex’s emotional abuse.

“South Park” Creators Threaten to Sue Paramount+ Over Streaming Deal Interference

Trey Parker and Matt Stone are accusing incoming Paramount president Jeff Shell of interfering with negotiations to bring South Park to Netflix and Warner Bros. Discovery. A new letter reveals mounting tensions in the long-running battle over the show’s streaming rights, with legal action now on the table. Paramount+ currently holds the rights to all South Park specials, while Max streams the reruns—at least through mid-2025.

LA Metro Ridership Falls Amid Immigration Enforcement Concerns

The Los Angeles Metro has seen a 10–15% drop in ridership following increased immigration enforcement operations in the region. While Metro affirms it does not collect immigration status information and has not coordinated with enforcement agencies, the transit system is taking steps to reassure riders—distributing “Know Your Rights” materials across buses and trains. Officials say no incidents of agents boarding Metro vehicles have been reported so far.

Beloved Dog Also Killed in Attack on Minnesota Lawmaker Melissa Hortman

In the tragic targeted killing of Minnesota lawmaker Melissa Hortman and her husband, a third life was lost—Gilbert, the couple’s golden retriever and longtime companion. Shot during the attack, Gilbert survived for two days before succumbing to his injuries. The dog was a cherished part of the family and a former trainee with Helping Paws, a nonprofit now launching a memorial fund in the Hortmans’ honor.

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