  We present a short review of the LHC results at 7 TeV and their implications
on the Standard Model (SM) and on its Supersymmetric (SUSY) extension. In
particular we discuss the exclusion range for the SM Higgs mass, the
tantalizing hint of an excess at $m_H \sim 125$ GeV, the negative results of
searches for SUSY particles (as well as for any other new physics) and the
present outlook.
