The conflict between Iran and Israel is escalating in the digital arena. Reports reveal sophisticated attacks aimed at spreading panic, stealing data, and disrupting military capabilities. Extensive networks of actors, including the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, contracted hacker groups, and even volunteers, are mobilized for these operations. While Israel and the US possess greater offensive capabilities, Iran excels in low-cost asymmetric attacks. This article explores the tactics, targets, and motivations behind this ongoing digital conflict.

In a recent interview, Warren Buffett expressed a lack of attractive investment opportunities in the current stock market, despite Berkshire Hathaway holding significant liquidity. Buffett strongly advocated for a zero inflation target, highlighting the detrimental effects of even 2% inflation. He also touched upon his early sale of Apple shares, praised Tim Cook's leadership, and supported the Federal Reserve's policies. Buffett avoided delving into details regarding Jeffrey Epstein, asserting he never met him, and indicated he would monitor future donations to the Gates Foundation. He also spoke about succession at Berkshire and his view on market downturns.

A federal judge has temporarily halted President Trump's ambitious $400 million project to build a new banquet hall at the site of the demolished East Wing of the White House, ruling that Congressional approval is a prerequisite. The decision came after the National Trust for Historic Preservation sued, alleging the administration overstepped its authority in demolishing the historic structure and commencing new construction without explicit legislative consent. Judge Richard Leon stated that the President acts as a "steward" of the White House, not its owner, and significant alterations require legislative backing. While Trump denounced the preservation group as "left-wing fanatics," administration officials maintained the project would be fully privately funded and serve to modernize infrastructure and security. The ruling is stayed for 14 days to allow for appeal, and the Justice Department has already filed one.