Additional reading: After declaring the Strait of Hormuz “completely open,” the Iranian regime opened fire at vessels in the strait linked to France and the United Kingdom. Trump called the move “a total violation of our ceasefire agreement” and said that if the regime refuses the deal that U.S. representatives are headed to Pakistan to negotiate, he will “knock out every single Power Plant, and every single Bridge, in Iran.” The two-week ceasefire expires Tuesday. Ilhan Omar’s latest financial disclosures paint an astonishingly different picture than did her 2025 filing—that showed her net worth skyrocketing to as much as $30 million. The new, amended filing shows Omar’s assets to be worth as much as $95,000. Aides to Omar, whose finances and immigration status are now under a harsh spotlight, told the Wall Street Journal that the original filing contained an accounting error—oops!—and it “didn’t jump off the page for her because she isn’t involved with her husband’s businesses,” the source of her wealth or lack thereof. That’s a far cry from her response when the Free Beacon first reported on the disclosure. Then, she made a confusing argument that she wasn’t worth millions because the businesses didn’t generate millions in income, which isn’t exactly how calculating net worth works. Elizabeth Warren campaigned Saturday alongside Graham Platner, saying the left-wing candidate for Senate in Maine “has the values” to serve in the upper chamber and would bring “accountability” to Washington, D.C. It’s an interesting way to describe a man who has called his Nazi symbol tattoo “an eminently reasonable thing.” It’s also a slap in the face to Chuck Schumer, who lured Platner’s primary opponent, Maine governor Janet Mills, into the race in the hopes of securing a more electable nominee than the baggage-laden Platner. New York Democratic congressional candidate Brad Lander, who has championed stricter enforcement against dangerous driving, accumulated more than $6,000 in traffic fines over the past decade, including multiple violations in school zones. Vehicles associated with Lander’s office also racked up violations and taxpayers covered the fines, a Lander spokeswoman confirmed. He’s the latest in a string of reckless-driving Democrats to whom we’ve drawn attention, but the first who’s not a woman! The Free Beacon was there to cover former Rep. Susan Wild (D., Penn.) phoning into a campaign Zoom call behind the wheel and AOC’s beat-up Tesla parked illegally outside a D.C. Whole Foods. Qatar has retained two Washington, D.C.-based crisis management firms to “address public misconceptions” about its funding of U.S. universities in the wake of high-profile scrutiny from Congress, federal disclosures show. One of the firms, Washington Media Group, says it “crafts solutions to high-profile crises” and “protects and repairs reputations.” Venable partner Ronald Jacob, who “leads clients through crises involving government investigations, litigation, and media exposure,” is also repping the Hamas-friendly Gulf state. Check out our full Monday lineup below. Astonishingly Prolific Anti-Israel Medical Researcher Used AI to Churn Out Journal Articles, Screening Software Shows Who ‘Contributes’ to New York City? Palestinian Authority Has Paid Convicted Terrorists Released as Part of Gaza Ceasefire Deal, State Department Tells Congress New York House Candidate Brad Lander, Who Pushed a Crackdown on Dangerous Driving, Racked Up 10 Tickets for Speeding in School Zones Elizabeth Warren Says Hamas-Praising Maine Democrat Graham Platner ‘Has the Values’ To Serve in the Senate Thanks for reading the Washington Free Beacon! Subscribe for free to receive new posts.