The administration has paused an ammunition shipment to Israel, a decision made as the U.S. pressures Israel against a full-scale invasion of Rafah, Gaza, without a plan to protect civilians.Insert Preheader
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The Biden administration has paused an ammunition shipment to Israel, a decision made as the U.S. pressures Israel against a full-scale invasion of Rafah, Gaza, without a plan to protect civilians.
Daniels testified yesterday about her alleged 2006 sexual encounter with Trump, detailing the interactions and discussing the hush money payment linked to the "Access Hollywood" tape.
Most college students are indifferent to protests against Israel, with few participating or viewing it as significant, unlikely affecting Biden's youth electoral prospects, a survey shows.
President Biden addressed ongoing antisemitism, honored victims of violence against Jews, and reaffirmed his commitment to combating antisemitism and protecting Jewish communities.
Judge Cannon indefinitely postponed Trump's classified documents trial due to unresolved pre-trial issues, raising doubts about the trial's timing before the November presidential election.
To foster greater inclusivity, the Boy Scouts of America is renaming itself Scouting America on its 115th anniversary in 2025, while continuing to uphold its mission of preparing young people for life.
NY Gov. Kathy Hochul apologized for mistakenly stating that Black children in the Bronx don't know the word "computer," and emphasized her commitment to improving their access to technology.
TikTok is suing the US government, arguing that the law requiring ByteDance to divest the app or face a ban is unconstitutional and unfairly targets the platform without proven security risks.
Governor Ed Rendell criticized Dickinson College for canceling Michael Smerconish's graduation speech, seeing it as a lost chance to teach the importance of free speech and civil discourse.
Ukraine's SBU has foiled a Russian plot to assassinate President Zelensky, involving two arrested Ukrainian colonels who allegedly tried to recruit executors from Zelensky's bodyguards.
The Libertarian Party's invitation to Trump to headline their convention has sparked internal dissent, with some members urging to rescind it due to ideological concerns and potential endorsement.
Israel must take Rafah to eliminate it as the last stronghold for Hamas’s military operations in Gaza, responding to ongoing threats and the absence of progress in ceasefire negotiations.
Austin Police arrested five for possession or delivery of fentanyl-laced crack cocaine amid a deadly opioid outbreak, though no direct arrests have been made for the overdoses themselves.
The Supreme Court is deciding several major cases, including issues on abortion, guns, homelessness, Purdue Pharma, and Trump's prosecution, as it concludes its current term.
Prince Harry, visiting the UK for the 10th anniversary of the Invictus Games, will not see King Charles due to the King's full schedule of commitments, although he hopes to meet him soon.
Referees admitted to an incorrect kicked ball call against the Pacers late in a tied game against the Knicks, unchallengeable under NBA rules, contributing to their loss in Game 1 against the Knicks.
Noelia Voigt's resignation as Miss USA included a potential hidden message, "I AM SILENCED," in her statement, sparking online speculation about constraints on her freedom of speech.
A video shows wrestler Ric Flair arguing with Piesanos Stone Oven Pizza staff in Gainesville over restroom use, offering a $1,000 tip for an insult, and challenging a fight before being ejected.
Three tornadoes hit lower Michigan, downing trees and power lines, damaging buildings, and resulting in multiple hospitalizations, prompting the governor to declare a state of emergency.
The Indianapolis Star prohibited sports columnist Gregg Doyel from covering Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever following an inappropriate interaction during her introductory news conference.
Rep. Rashida Tlaib has called on the ICC to issue arrest warrants for PM Netanyahu and other Israeli officials after Israel’s military seized control of the Rafah crossing on Tuesday.
Seven Republican-led states are suing to block federal Title IX protections for transgender students, arguing the expansion is unconstitutional and exceeds the Biden administration's authority.
