The families of Israeli hostages are suing Mahmoud Khalil and other Columbia University protest organizers for allegedly running Hamas' 'propaganda arm' on campus.

Maxar Intelligence has developed Raptor, a new drone-guiding technology that can operate drones in areas where GPS signals have been jammed.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio has announced that the U.S. will offer admission to White South Africans facing violence. This follows tensions between the South African government and the Trump administration over land expropriation and its anti-Israel stance.

Trump officials accidentally included The Atlantic's editor-in-chief in a messaging chain discussing plans for a strike on the Houthis in Yemen, raising concerns about a breach of national security.

The recent arrest of Istanbul's Mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu and main rival of President Erdoğan has sparked the largest protests in Turkey in a decade, with over 1,100 people detained in demonstrations across the country.

The CDC alerts of rising dengue fever cases in popular spring break locations and advises travelers to take precautions to avoid mosquito bites.

Auburn basketball coach Bruce Pearl credits God for inspiring him to speak out about the American hostage held by Hamas and discusses the spread of antisemitism on college campuses.

Peace talks between the U.S. and Russia to end the war in Ukraine are taking place in Saudi Arabia. The discussions will focus on a ceasefire in the Black Sea and other related issues.

Hollywood celebrities criticize President Trump at the Mark Twain Prize for American Humor event honoring Conan O'Brien amid changes to the Kennedy Center leadership.

Istanbul Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu has been jailed pending trial on corruption charges, leading to widespread protests and opposition support.

The Trump administration is urging Iran to abandon its nuclear program or face consequences, with National Security Advisor Mike Waltz emphasizing the need for complete dismantlement. Tensions between Iran and the US have been high, and President Trump has threatened military action if Iran does not negotiate a new agreement.

Auburn basketball coach Bruce Pearl calls for the release of American hostage Edan Alexander from Hamas captivity in Gaza.

A massive drone attack by Russia kills seven people in Ukraine ahead of peace talks with the U.S.

Pope Francis made his first public appearance since his hospitalization, expressing sadness over the Israeli bombing in Gaza. He has been discharged from the hospital and will undergo a period of rest and rehabilitation.

The Navy has sent the USS Spruance to the southern border to help curb illegal immigration and drug smuggling. The deployment is part of efforts to restore territorial integrity and combat various threats in the region.

Bill Maher criticizes Elon Musk and DOGE for not cutting defense spending and highlights the excessive waste in the budget and the need for more efficient security measures.

Kitty Dukakis, wife of former Massachusetts governor and presidential hopeful Michael Dukakis, has died at the age of 88. She was a dedicated advocate and author who supported her husband's political career and fought for various causes.

Elon Musk threatens to sue after being called a 'Nazi' and 'thief' by former Rep. Jamaal Bowman during a TV appearance. Other Democrats have made similar claims. Supporters argue that defamation against conservatives should not go unaddressed.

Democrats are driving the narrative in town halls across the country, hosting 'People's Town Halls' in all 50 states after disruptive protests led Republican leadership to advise against hosting in-person town halls. The first week of town halls brought a new wave of political drama and engagement resembling that of an election year.

President Trump is considering U.S. 'ownership' of Ukraine's electrical supply and nuclear power plants as part of negotiations with Russia on the Ukraine war and ceasefire talks.

Disney's 'Snow White' remake faced controversies over depictions, lead actress comments, and delayed release, but may still perform well at the box office.

The FBI has warned the public to be vigilant near Tesla properties after a series of incidents involving arson, gunfire, and vandalism targeting Tesla vehicles, dealerships, storage lots, and charging stations in at least nine states.

A Democratic lawmaker's town hall was cut short after being disrupted by hotheaded protesters, including a pro-Palestinian individual who stormed the stage.

The Justice Department is considering using the state secrets privilege in the deportation fight over Trump administration's flights to El Salvador.

Hostage envoy Adam Boehler met with Taliban officials in Kabul, marking the first in-person meeting with the Taliban since their takeover.

The husband of former Rep. Cori Bush has been charged with wire fraud for accepting COVID relief funds. He falsified details to obtain loans and intends to plead not guilty.

Former Hamas hostage Eli Sharabi urges the United Nations to bring remaining hostages home and exposes Hamas' theft of humanitarian aid meant for civilians in Gaza.

A federal judge has ordered the Trump administration to halt the deportation of a Georgetown University scholar accused of spreading Hamas propaganda online.

Israeli actress Gal Gadot defends her stance against Hamas, Marco Rubio clashes with CBS host, former classmate speaks out, Hunter College reworks professorship job, and Anti-Defamation League alleges bias on Wikipedia.

Sen. John Fetterman receives a silver-plated beeper from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu after praising Israel's covert operation in Lebanon.

Israel has resumed strikes on Gaza, killing dozens of Palestinians, following the end of a ceasefire. The conflict between Israel and Hamas continues with no resolution in sight.

A mayor in Washington state clashed with an LGBTQ activist over the flying of the POW/MIA flag, defending veterans and condemning the activist's comments.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis calls on Congress to strip federal courts of jurisdiction to rein in judges who have been blocking President Trump's agenda.

The FBI has announced a $15 million reward for information on Chinese national Baoxia 'Emily' Liu and others accused of smuggling US drone technology to Iran. Liu and three other Chinese nationals were charged by the Justice Department in January 2024 for unlawfully exporting and smuggling US export-controlled items to Iran. The State Department's Rewards for Justice program is offering the reward for information leading to the disruption of the financial mechanisms of the IRGC and its branches.

Elon Musk expressed shock over the alleged 'hatred and violence' from the left towards his company Tesla. Multiple vehicles at a Tesla service center in Las Vegas were set on fire, and the FBI is investigating the possibility of terrorism.

The Associated Press retracts a story about Tulsi Gabbard, Trump dominates the news, and he reports on a phone call with Putin.

Columbia University activist Mahmoud Khalil blames 'anti-Palestinian racism' for his arrest and criticizes the university's administration in a statement released from the detention facility where he is being held.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office accuses the 'leftist Deep State' of weaponizing the justice system against right-wing leaders in both Israel and the US.

A traveler who booked a room through Expedia received a request from the hotel to cancel the reservation because the rate was too low. Expedia has been in contact with the Reddit user and stated that hotels are expected to honor bookings unless force majeure occurs.

Criticism mounts against the Biden administration for emboldening Iran-backed Houthis as Trump increases military strikes against the group.

Israel has resumed airstrikes on the Gaza Strip after Hamas refused to release hostages.

Israel shoots down Houthi ballistic missile after ceasefire collapses, following Hamas' refusal to release Israeli hostages.

The State Department says Ukraine is ready to accept a 30-day ceasefire deal proposed by the U.S., putting the decision in Russia's hands.

A former classmate of Mahmoud Khalil, the Palestinian Columbia graduate student recently arrested by ICE, spoke out after his arrest, saying she feels 'safer with him gone' and claimed that he 'hates America and everything it stands for.' Khalil, 30, is a Syrian-born Palestinian graduate student at Columbia University. He was one of the most prominent leaders of last year's Israel-Gaza war protests, many of which disrupted classes and required heavy police response.

Americans celebrated St. Patrick's Day, highlighting the cultural and political connections between Ireland and the United States. Major cities across the U.S. held parades, and President Trump welcomed Irish Prime Minister Michael Martin to the White House.

Russia wants 'ironclad' guarantee that Ukraine will be barred from NATO, as the Trump administration works to broker a deal to end the fighting.

A Jewish Tesla owner in New York was shocked to find another Jewish man drawing a swastika on his Cybertruck. The suspect was arrested on suspicion of aggravated harassment and later released.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu seeks to fire the director of the country's internal security service, the Shin Bet, due to ongoing distrust.

Bill Maher criticizes Trump administration's stance on free speech after the arrest of anti-Israel activist Mahmoud Khalil, while Secretary of State Marco Rubio argues that the arrest is not about free speech but about individuals who do not have a right to be in the United States.

President Trump is expected to speak with Russian President Putin this week as the administration edges closer to a ceasefire deal between Russia and Ukraine, according to U.S. special envoy Steve Witkoff.

President Trump has ordered the dismantling of Voice of America, the U.S.'s state-funded media outlet, due to its promotion of biased and divisive propaganda.

The Virginia Museum of History & Culture will open an exhibit called 'Give Me Liberty' featuring rare artifacts dating back to America's founding to commemorate the country's 250th birthday.

Obesity and stress may increase the risk of aggressive pancreatic cancer, according to a study from the University of California Los Angeles.

President Trump was hit in the face with a microphone during a press conference, leading to a range of reactions and viral attention.

Hamas says American-Israeli hostage will only be freed if ceasefire is implemented

The broadcast networks are accused of hiding Mahmoud Khalil's pro-Hamas message and showing sympathy towards him, downplaying his group's support for Hamas and failing to mention that his supporters are radical leftists.

Disabled veterans conducted an excavation of a Revolutionary War battlefield in South Carolina to shed light on the history of the Battle of Camden and improve historical understanding of the conflict.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio has declared South Africa's ambassador to the U.S. as 'persona non grata' and no longer welcome in the country after the ambassador made remarks suggesting that President Donald Trump is leading a global White supremacist movement.

Actor Michael Rapaport celebrates the arrest of Mahmoud Khalil, an anti-Israel agitator, and mocks Khalil's wife for claiming he was kidnapped. The Trump administration has defended the decision to arrest Khalil.

Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard has announced a crackdown on leaks within the intelligence community, stating that politically motivated leaks undermine national security and will not be tolerated.

President Trump criticizes Biden's handling of Russia and calls for a ceasefire in Ukraine, claiming that there would have been no war if he were still president.

Former deputy national security advisor Victoria Coates discusses Iran's response to President Donald Trump's bid for nuclear talks on 'Sunday Morning Futures.' Trump has sent an ultimatum-style letter to Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, seeking a diplomatic settlement to prevent Iran from becoming a nuclear state.

Students and professors in Chicago express concerns that Trump's crackdown on antisemitism on college campuses will limit free speech and academic freedom.

The Trump administration has imposed sanctions on an Iranian-linked Swedish gang that attacked the Israeli Embassy in Stockholm. The Foxtrot Network, involved in drug trafficking and violence, has had its assets frozen and its leader targeted.

Homeland Security agents searched two students' rooms at Columbia University, leaving the interim president heartbroken. No one was arrested or detained, and no items were removed during the search.

Jack Teixeira, convicted Pentagon leaker, pleads guilty to obstruction of justice and claims he was trying to expose the 'lies' of the Biden administration. He drew parallels with President Trump and called for a review of his prosecution.

Columbia University has announced punishments for students involved in anti-Israel protests, including expulsions and suspensions. The university has faced controversy over antisemitic incidents and the revoking of federal grants.

Filmmaker Wendy Sachs releases 'October 8,' a documentary examining the rise of antisemitism against Jewish college students in elite universities, revealing a well-orchestrated campaign to delegitimize the Jewish state and stigmatize its supporters abroad.

Proposed law would cut funding to universities that allow protest encampments on their campuses.

Rep. Andy Biggs has called for an FBI investigation into ActBlue, the Democratic Party's main fundraising platform, over concerns of potential violations of federal campaign finance laws. Republicans have accused ActBlue of lax donor verification standards and have subpoenaed the platform to close loopholes in the campaign finance system.

Israel criticizes UN report accusing it of sexual violence against Palestinians as 'baseless' and 'antisemitic'.

Protesters supporting Mahmoud Khalil occupied Trump Tower lobby, calling for his release and refusing the actions of the Trump regime.

President Trump softens stance on Gaza, says Palestinians will not be expelled from war-torn territory. Egypt welcomes the president's comment, while Arab leaders' reconstruction plan is rejected by the White House.

The Jewish holiday of Purim is a complex holiday that embodies the tension between belief and skepticism. It is based on the Book of Esther, but God and overt miracles are left out of the story. The holiday is a time of reckless joy, with dressing up, drinking, and partying. Beneath the revelry, there are layers of meaning, as it elevates the mundane and transforms eating and drinking into spiritual purpose.

Disney is scaling back the premiere of its live-action 'Snow White' movie, which has faced controversy and delays. The downsized event will not include media outlets, and changes were made to the portrayal of the Seven Dwarfs after backlash.

PGA Tour player director Adam Scott shares his experience meeting with President Trump and discusses the priorities of the White House in relation to brokering a deal between the PGA Tour and the Saudi-backed LIV Golf circuit.

Three New York Times columnists warn that President Trump's decisions in his first 50 days in office may result in the deaths of over one million people. They criticize his disregard for America's greatness and express concern about his focus on displays of brute strength. The columnists fear that a potential second term could have even more devastating consequences.

Conservative legal watchdog group America First Legal is calling for an investigation into Kenyon College in Ohio, accusing the school of violating the state's bathroom bill by allowing multi-occupancy restrooms.

Russia is waiting for details on the U.S.-Ukrainian cease-fire talks before commenting on the proposal, according to the Kremlin. Secretary of State Marco Rubio said Ukraine is ready to stop shooting and start talking, and the U.S. will brief Russia on the proposal's details.

Columbia University graduate student Mahmoud Khalil is facing possible deportation for his role in campus uprisings driven by his support for Hamas. Some argue that his actions are protected by the First Amendment, but former mafia and terrorism prosecutor Andrew McCarthy disagrees.

CNN analyst Scott Jennings sparred with panelists over the deportation of Palestinian activist Mahmoud Khalil, arguing that his organization's dedication to eradicating Western civilization and the violence caused by protests justified his deportation.

Archaeologists have found rare artifacts at Harriet Tubman's father's home, shedding light on the family's life 200 years ago. The site, located in a wildlife refuge, is not accessible to the public, but a virtual museum has been created for viewing the artifacts.

The Department of Education is investigating 60 universities for 'antisemitic discrimination and harassment.' The Trump administration has made investigating allegations of antisemitism on college campuses an 'immediate priority'.

The Trump administration is investigating antisemitism on college campuses after canceling grants to Columbia University. The administration aims to prevent antisemitic harassment of Jewish students and staff.

A new study challenges ICC charges against Israel over Gaza starvation claims and exposes Hamas' control of aid distribution.

Anti-Israel activist Mahmoud Khalil has been arrested by ICE agents at his university-owned apartment on Columbia University's campus in New York City.

Sen. John Fetterman, known for his maverick reputation, voted with his party to block a bill preventing biological males from participating in women's sports, despite the majority opinion of Americans.

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer is facing criticism for blocking a bill that would ban first-cousin marriage due to mounting health concerns.

The mother of Alon Ohel, a hostage taken by Hamas, is pleading for her son's release after the first phase of the ceasefire concluded last week, but no new deal for a second phase has been reached.

Archaeologists in Denmark have unearthed a Neolithic Timber Circle believed to have been used for rituals. The structure offers valuable insight into the ceremonial and ritual activities of our ancestors during the Bronze Age.

Anti-Israel student protesters at Columbia University criticize Trump administration's decision to rescind $400 million in federal grants over alleged failure to address antisemitism on campus.

Iran's supreme leader rejects nuclear talks with the US, citing demands about missile range and influence as the reasons for refusal.

Bipartisan legislation seeks to redesignate Turkey as a Near Eastern country at the State Department, reflecting Ankara's deepening ties with US foes.

The Trump administration is cutting over $400 million in grants to Columbia University over concerns of rising antisemitism on campus. Additional funding could also be rescinded as the review continues.

Paramount Global has filed a motion to dismiss President Trump's $20 billion lawsuit against CBS News, arguing that the lawsuit was wrongly filed in the U.S. District Court in Texas.

The State Department has revoked the visa of a student who participated in protesting in favor of Hamas, in line with President Trump's call for canceling visas of students involved in anti-Israel demonstrations.