Additional reading: President Donald Trump told Bloomberg that the two-week ceasefire with Iran expires on “Wednesday evening Washington time” and that it’s “highly unlikely” he’ll extend it. Trump also said he won’t “be rushed into making a bad deal.” What happens, then, if the ceasefire expires without an agreement? “Then lots of bombs start going off,” Trump told PBS News, adding, “Iran cannot have a nuclear weapon. Very simple.” Sign of the times: A Dearborn-based attorney whose since-deleted social media posts praising Hezbollah terrorists and urging Iran to “show no laxity” against Israel were first reported by the Free Beacon won the Democratic Party’s nomination for the University of Michigan Board of Regents. The attorney, Amir Makled, ran to unseat incumbent Jordan Acker, a supporter of Israel, and recently introduced left-wing Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed at a rally featuring anti-American influencer Hasan Piker. The University of Michigan Board of Regents consists of eight members elected statewide to eight-year terms. FBI director Kash Patel is suing the Atlantic for defamation, arguing that the Beltway outlet—owned by billionaire Democratic megadonor Laurene Powell Jobs—peddled “false and obviously fabricated allegations” when it ran a piece alleging that Patel is “MIA” from his job due to excessive drinking. Check out our full Tuesday lineup below. Former Iranian State Media Editor Now Works for US ‘Media Bias’ Group That Rates Liberal Outlets as More Reliable Than Their Conservative Counterparts New York Times Puts Gavin Newsom on Best Sellers List Despite ‘Bulk Sales’ It Has Used To Disqualify Conservatives UMich Regent Candidate Who Praised Hezbollah Wins Democratic Nomination Democrats Have a Drinking Problem (But Not in a Good Way) After Netflix, What Is Democratic Megadonor Reed Hastings’ Next Move? 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 Thanks for reading the Washington Free Beacon! Subscribe for free to receive new posts. Subscribed