Elon Musk has unfollowed key Trump allies, including Stephen Miller and Charlie Kirk, amid a public feud with Trump over the "One Big Beautiful Bill." Musk criticized the bill for contradicting his budget-cutting goals during his time with the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE). In response, Miller defended the bill's provisions, while Trump expressed disappointment in Musk's sudden opposition. Musk claimed he was not adequately informed about the bill's details, which he argued was passed too quickly for Congress to review.

** Shaquille O'Neal recently criticized Jayson Tatum's Hall of Fame prospects during an episode of The Big Podcast. While discussing Tatum's achievements, including All-Star selections and a championship, O'Neal expressed skepticism about the criteria for induction into the Hall of Fame. He referenced Isiah Thomas's distinction between two types of Hall of Fames and suggested that current players like Stephen Curry are more deserving. O'Neal's comments sparked debate about Tatum's status and the evolving standards for Hall of Fame recognition in the NBA. **

PM Narendra Modi addressed a public gathering in Jammu and Kashmir, condemning Pakistan for targeting the region's tourism industry to undermine the livelihoods of local residents. He highlighted the recent terrorist attack in Pahalgam that killed 25 tourists and emphasized the need for unity against terrorism. Modi praised the resilience of J&K's youth and reiterated that development efforts would continue despite the violence. He also referenced Operation Sindoor, which aimed to counter Pakistan-based terrorism, asserting that any attempts to disrupt progress would face strong opposition.

Mirwaiz Umar Farooq, the chief cleric and separatist leader in J&K, emphasized the importance of releasing Kashmiri prisoners to bridge the emotional gap between Delhi and Srinagar. Speaking at an Eid-ul-Adha congregation, he highlighted that while the new rail link is significant, humanitarian actions are essential for true connection. He lamented the plight of families with incarcerated loved ones, many held without trial. PDP chief Mehbooba Mufti echoed these sentiments, urging PM Modi to show compassion by releasing Kashmiri youth detained without serious charges, especially following recent violence.