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NOW: Contact The 20 ‘Republicans’ Who Voted Against Jim Jordan BEFORE The Next Ballot
Twenty so-called Republicans voted against Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH), a stalwart conservative and founding member of the House Freedom Caucus, in the election for a new speaker on Tuesday.
Israeli spy chief admits ‘intelligence failure’
The head of Israel’s military intelligence division has admitted his agency’s failure in the wake of the Hamas attack
WHO condemns Gaza hospital attack
The WHO has joined the condemnations of a deadly strike on a Gaza hospital, which the Palestinians blamed on Israel
Grieving for peaceful Palestinians or Israelis shouldn’t make you absolve terrorism or war crimes
The tragic war unfolding in the Middle East desperately needs compassion, not calls for more death and destruction
Two foreign tourists among three killed in Uganda: police
Gunmen killed three people, including two foreign tourists, in a popular Ugandan national park, police said Tuesday, blaming
Swiss university fires lecturer over pro-Hamas tweet
The University of Bern said Tuesday it has fired a lecturer for "unacceptable" comments on X, formerly Twitter, purporting to welcome
Power cut in Guinea-Bissau capital over non-payment
Turkish power company Karpower has cut off electricity to the capital of Guinea-Bissau in a payment dispute, an AFP journalist
Palestinian NYC Doctor Fired After Posting a Disgusting Remark Celebrating Hamas Savages Slaughtering Innocent Israelis
A demented New York City doctor was terminated Tuesday after posting a disgusting remark celebrating the massacre of innocent Israelis by Hamas terrorists.
Prosecutors to Refile Involuntary Manslaughter Charges Against Alec Baldwin in Fatal ‘Rust’ Shooting
Santa Fe prosecutors will likely refile involuntary manslaughter charges against Alec Baldwin in the fatal ‘Rust’ shooting.
Putin responds to Biden ‘put down’ comments
The American president should have learned more wisdom over his lifetime, the Russian leader has said
Sweden says undersea cable to Estonia ‘damaged’
A Baltic Sea telecommunications cable linking Sweden to Estonia has been ‘damaged,’ the Scandinavian country said on Tuesday
At least 200 killed in Israeli strike on Gaza hospital complex: Hamas ministry
Israeli air strikes on a Gaza hospital compound Tuesday killed at least 200 people, the health ministry in the Hamas-run
Brussels attacker served prison sentence in Sweden: Swedish migration agency
A man accused of gunning down two Swedish football fans in Brussels had served a prison sentence in Sweden during 2012-2014, the
Bolsonaro should face ‘coup’ charges: Brazil congressional report
A Brazilian congressional committee found Tuesday former president Jair Bolsonaro should face charges of an attempted coup for his
China, Serbia sign free trade deal
Serbia and China signed a free trade agreement on Tuesday, Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic said, as Beijing seeks to shore up alliances
Britney Spears says she had abortion while dating Justin Timberlake
Britney Spears says in her eagerly anticipated new memoir that she had an abortion during her relationship with Justin Timberlake