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TODAY’S HIGHLIGHTS:
– Dave Portnoy delivers a fiery rebuke to a Platner operative following a peculiar request.
– A Democrat faces defeat after public outcry over calls to imprison ‘Zionists.’
– The Israeli ambassador likens the rhetoric of France’s far-left leader to that of Adolf Hitler.

LEADING STORY: A federal lawsuit has been filed accusing the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) of allowing a hostile environment where Jewish students faced violent attacks. According to the lawsuit, these students were brutally assaulted with sticks, pepper-sprayed, and trampled by an anti-Israel group on campus. It claims that some university officials stood by as areas were designated as “Jew-free zones,” effectively barring Jewish students from attending their classes. The lawsuit seeks to hold the institution accountable for failing to safeguard its Jewish student population.

In an image capturing the tensions, pro-Palestine protesters are seen attempting to obstruct a counter-protester bearing an Israeli flag at UCLA on March 11, 2025, in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Juliana Yamada / Los Angeles Times via Getty Images)

VIDEO FEATURE: Former CENTCOM Commander Gen. Joseph Votel shares insights into former President Donald Trump’s endeavors to broaden the Abraham Accords and discusses diplomatic strategies aimed at achieving a peace agreement with Iran on ‘The Story.’ WATCH HERE:

DAVE WON’T PLAY: Barstool Sports founder Dave Portnoy scorched a political operative who pitched a collaboration with Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner. After a strategist suggested teaming up to bash Red Sox ownership, Portnoy—who is Jewish—blasted the “Nazi” candidate for his Totenkopf tattoo. Mocking the tone-deaf request, Portnoy shut down the pitch, refusing to “play footsy” or “glamorize” the controversial politician.

DEFEATING HATE: Texas Democrat Maureen Galindo was crushed in a primary runoff after her “vile” proposal to imprison “American Zionists” sparked national outrage. Even top Democrats like Hakeem Jeffries and AOC disowned the candidate, labeling her rhetoric “disqualifying.” Voters ultimately rejected the extremist liability in favor of moderate Johnny Garcia, proving that some lines—even in a redrawn district—cannot be crossed.

Maureen Galindo speaks at a League of Women Voters meeting in Texas. (Katina Zentz/Getty Images)

HISTORY REPEATS: Israeli Ambassador Joshua Zarka has sounded the alarm, comparing French far-left leader Jean-Luc Mélenchon’s divisive rhetoric to that of Adolf Hitler. As antisemitic incidents in France triple, Zarka warns that Mélenchon exploits Jew-hatred for votes, mirroring historical tactics of targeting a singular enemy. With Jews hiding their identities to survive daily life, the “antisemitic hydra” is officially back. 

GUEST EDITORIAL: Moshe Davis, former executive director of the NYC Mayor’s Office to Combat Antisemitism, argues that Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s anti-Israel crusade is devastating New York. By rescinding antisemitism protections and severing Israeli business ties, Mamdani prioritizes grievance politics over governance. Davis warns these radical moves threaten 27,000 jobs, weaken cyber defenses, and shrink pensions, repeating history’s mistake of scapegoating Jews.

QUOTE OF THE WEEK: “The way [LFI leader] Jean-Luc Mélenchon speaks in front of a crowd reminds me of Hitler. The way he uses the idea of uniting against one enemy by speaking of Israel is similar to the way Hitler used to speak about the Jews.” – Israeli Ambassador to France Joshua Zarka.

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The hockey world is mourning the loss of Claude Lemieux, a four-time Stanley Cup champion, who tragically took his own life at the age of 60. Among those expressing their condolences is former Red Wings forward Darren McCarty, one of Lemieux’s fiercest rivals on the ice.

“This is extremely sad no matter what feelings from past or present you hold,” McCarty shared on X, formerly known as Twitter. “My thoughts and prayers to his family and friends and people who got to see the person off the ice wasn’t the person on.” His words reflect the complex nature of their rivalry, one that was fierce during their playing days but softened by mutual respect off the rink.

McCarty and Lemieux were central figures in the heated rivalry between the Colorado Avalanche and the Detroit Red Wings during the late 1990s. This fierce competition reached one of its most notorious moments when Lemieux delivered a brutal hit to Detroit’s Kris Draper during Game 6 of the 1996 Western Conference Final, resulting in severe facial injuries and the need for reconstructive surgery.

Despite the animosity that followed, Lemieux went on to hoist the Stanley Cup for the third time in his career that spring, much to the chagrin of the Red Wings. Tensions boiled over into the next season, culminating in the infamous “Fight Night at the Joe” during their fourth matchup in the 1996-97 season. McCarty confronted Lemieux on the ice at Joe Louis Arena, delivering a barrage of punches and dragging him toward the Red Wings bench where Draper stood, a dramatic moment that would become etched in NHL history.

This intense game, a regular season finale, served as a pivotal moment for Detroit, propelling the team to capture the first of their back-to-back Stanley Cup victories. McCarty’s tribute to Lemieux highlights the profound impact of their rivalry and the enduring bond of respect shared by competitors once the final whistle blows.

Any ill will between the pair dissipated over the years, with McCarty and Lemieux becoming friends and using their feud to fundraise for charity.

“As I’ve said and will always call it as I see it,” McCarty opined on X, “‘If your on the ICE with Claude Lemieux and your turn your back. YOU Are an IDIOT. But off the ICE I’ll turn mine.’”

Lemieux’s death was announced Thursday, with TMZ reporting the Devils icon was found after committing suicide by one of his adult sons in the family’s furniture store in Florida.

It came days after he returned to Montreal, where he won his first Stanley Cup in 1986 with the Canadiens, to amp up the crowd ahead of the franchise’s Game 3 against the Hurricanes on Monday.

“If you are struggling at all please reach out and talk to someone,” McCarty wrote.

“Godspeed my friend.”

A former Minneapolis Police chief, embroiled in scandal, was seen clearing out his condo amidst allegations of infidelity. Brian O’Hara, 46, is accused of having extramarital affairs with three women, prompting his hurried departure.

On Wednesday morning, O’Hara was observed hastily loading a U-Haul truck, according to a source who spoke with Liz Collin, a senior reporter for Alpha News. The source noted that O’Hara seemed eager to leave quickly.

Sporting a green V-neck t-shirt, jeans, black Nike high-top sneakers, and glasses, O’Hara was seen next to the truck, occasionally glancing at his phone. His appearance highlighted the casual nature of this abrupt move.

O’Hara had announced his resignation the previous day, expressing through his attorney that he felt honored to have served Minneapolis. He also conveyed his eagerness to reunite with his young family in New Jersey.

O’Hara is married to Lieutenant Wafiyyah O’Hara of the Newark Police Department, who is also 46. The couple shares two sons and resides in a nearly $1 million home in the upscale suburb of Mountainside, New Jersey.

It was earlier revealed that the officer, who took his post in Minnesota in November 2022, allegedly had a sexual relationship with three women on the force, a report by The Minnesota Star Tribune claimed. 

An investigation into the former chief started in April 2025 after a formal complaint was filed, accusing him of being involved with the women and creating a hostile work environment at the Minnesota Police Department (MPD), sources with knowledge of the grievance told the outlet. 

The complaint, which was filed by a recently retired MPD employee, also alleged that O’Hara once threatened ‘to punch’ former interim Police Chief Amelia Huffman after being annoyed by her at a meeting, the publication reported.

Former Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O’Hara was spotted packing up a U-Haul moving truck as he left his condo on Wednesday morning, following his abrupt resignation the day prior

It was earlier revealed that the officer allegedly had a sexual relationship with three women on the force, according to a recent report

The women the disgraced officer is accused of being sexually involved with ranged from subordinates who were in training to a high-ranking supervisor, the complaint stated, per The Tribune. 

After the complaint was filed, the city called on a local law firm, Forsgren Fisher McCalmont DeMarea Tysver, to look into the allegations.

As the firm did so, they called in a number of both current and retired MPD supervisors for interviews, and also spoke to the three women, who all denied any sexual contact with O’Hara, people close to the investigation said, according to the publication.

During the probe by the city-appointed lawyers, a second complaint came in against MPD officer Abdisamad Ahmed, who was described by the outlet as O’Hara’s ‘longtime driver.’

That formal notice accused Ahmed of trying to ‘intimidate’ the three women before their interviews, but he denied that claim when he sat down with lawyers, the Tribune revealed.

In July 2025, Forsgren Fisher submitted a report that stated there was not enough evidence to support the allegation brought against O’Hara. The complaint was closed by the Office of Community Safety and no disciplinary actions were taken, the report stated.

He later told attorneys that he was joking, but did not argue that it was his voice on the recording, The Tribune stated. Ahmed continues to serve as a police officer for the agency.

Despite new evidence coming to light, the law firm again determined that it could not ‘substantiate the allegations that Chief O’Hara had a sexually intimate relationship with any City employee,’ the report stated. 

O’Hara is married to Newark Police Department Lieutenant Wafiyyah O’Hara (pictured together)

O’Hara and his wife (pictured) share two children together and live in a home worth nearly $1 million in Mountainside, New Jersey 

After hearing that investigators found that he had interfered with the investigation, Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey told O’Hara he would be disciplined, which could result in his termination.

Instead, O’Hara chose to resign, Frey stated.

‘It was an extremely painful decision, obviously, but I concluded that that was necessary to maintain public trust, and this was the right way to move forward as a city,’ Frey said.

‘Trust is not secondary to the job. It is the job,’ he added.

Despite the allegations made against him, O’Hara and his wife appear to be happily married. 

He shared a photograph of himself and Wafiyyah beaming during a vacation in New York City in the summer of 2025. 

Writing on his LinkedIn page, O’Hara said the trip was for his wife’s birthday. ‘Happy Birthday, Wafiyyah!!!’ the chief wrote. ‘Grateful for you every day’. In the same post, he admitted he had earlier forgotten it was her birthday. 

When contacted by the Daily Mail for comment, a spokesperson for the MPD shared a statement from Commissioner Toddrick Barnette with the Office of Community Safety of the City of Minneapolis. 

O’Hara was brought on in November 2022 and tasked with overseeing an overhaul of the force following the killing of George Floyd

‘I want to thank Chief O’Hara for his service to the City of Minneapolis and for his commitment to public safety.

‘Chief O’Hara helped advance police reform efforts, replenish sworn staffing and guide the department through some of the city’s most challenging moments. We will continue moving forward — building trust in our police department through transparency, accountability, and collaboration with community member,’ Barnette said.

The Daily Mail contacted O’Hara and Forsgren Fisher McCalmont DeMarea Tysver for comment.