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Donald Trump's second term as president has begun with significant accomplishments, including a hostages-for-ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas and Mexico's compliance with his demands on drug and immigration issues.
Two Americans will be released in the first stage of the Israel-Hamas hostage-ceasefire deal, while five Americans remain in captivity.
Jewish Voice for Peace committed federal loan fraud to obtain over $300,000 in COVID relief funding, falsely portraying itself as non-political. The group has a history of sharing antisemitic tropes and expressing support for violence and terrorism.
Virginia AG Jason Miyares files petition to enforce document request against American Muslims for Palestine (AMP) over alleged terror financing.
Jennifer Rubin leaves the Washington Post to launch 'pro-democracy' website The Contrarian, aiming to confront Trump voters with the consequences of their choice.
Harvard University has hired the lobbying firm Ballard Partners to address investigations into campus anti-Semitism and threats to tax its $53 billion endowment.
Two Israeli-Americans have sued the Biden administration, claiming that sanctions imposed on them violated their constitutional rights. The lawsuit challenges the notion that settlements are a root cause of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
The Supreme Court appears likely to uphold a divest-or-ban law on TikTok, with justices expressing agreement that the Chinese-controlled app's parent company does not have a fundamental right to free speech in America.
The Biden administration's anti-terrorism initiative has given grants to mosques that preach anti-Semitic hate and support terrorist groups.
The Biden administration is facing criticism for reaching anti-Semitism settlements with three universities, with Rep. Tim Walberg calling the agreements 'toothless' and lacking real accountability.
The House has passed legislation to sanction the ICC over its attempts to arrest Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The bill is expected to move to the Senate for approval.
Two former Israeli military officials propose launching a major attack on Iran in the final days of Joe Biden's presidency to prevent Iran from rebuilding its regional terrorist network.
The IDF recovers the body of Israeli hostage Youssef Ziyadne in Gaza, while concerns for the life of his son Hamza are raised. Two of Ziyadne's children were previously released from Hamas captivity. Israeli PM expresses sorrow and Trump warns of consequences if hostages are not freed.
A former employee of Concerned Veterans for America (CVA) is privately helping Senate Democrats solicit hostile testimony about Pete Hegseth, President-elect Donald Trump's pick for defense secretary.
Johns Hopkins University settles civil rights complaints regarding campus anti-Semitism with the Department of Education, implementing reforms and conducting a survey to evaluate discrimination.
President-elect Donald Trump promises a 'golden age' for America and demands the release of Hamas hostages before his inauguration. He plans to assert U.S. dominance over Greenland, Canada, and the Panama Canal and overturn Biden's environmental policies.
The Pentagon has blacklisted Tencent, and its founder serves on the advisory board of Yale Center Beijing and has donated millions to Ivy League schools.
The newly installed House is set to vote on legislation that would sanction the International Criminal Court (ICC) and its chief prosecutor, Karim Khan, over efforts to arrest Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The legislation first passed the House in June with support from Republicans and 42 Democrats. With Republicans in control of 53 Senate seats, 7 Democrats would need to back the bill to clear the upper chamber's 60-vote threshold. The incoming administration is already crafting a series of executive orders that would complement the House measure, including 'devastating' sanctions on individual ICC prosecutors, judges, and the institution at large.
Yale students prefer divesting from Israel over Russia, Iran, and China, according to a survey. Students also overwhelmingly support divestment from weapons manufacturers arming Israel.
President Joe Biden's legacy is marred by his belligerent and narcissistic behavior, as evidenced by numerous incidents of him lashing out at reporters and voters. With only two weeks left in office, many are glad to see him go.
Black Lives Matter Grassroots has hired Yonasda Lonewolf, a rapper and activist with close ties to Louis Farrakhan, as a 'special projects specialist' to help the group resist President-elect Donald Trump's second term. Lonewolf has openly expressed her devotion to Farrakhan, who is known for his anti-Semitic views. Black Lives Matter Grassroots has also hired Thandiwe Abdullah as a communications specialist, who is the daughter of the group's director, Melina Abdullah.
Bernard-Henri Lévy's book 'Israel Alone' claims that Israel is isolated, but this is not the case. Millions of Americans, including Evangelical Christians, support Israel.
Edward Blum, the activist behind the Supreme Court case Students for Fair Admissions v. Harvard, discusses his victory in striking down NASDAQ's diversity rules for corporate boards and his plans to fight against racial preferences.
George Frideric Handel's career exemplifies the Anglo-American strategy for world domination, which involves creating a thriving economy, welcoming talented foreigners, and maintaining a strong yet flexible society.
The Biden administration has settled civil rights complaints alleging discrimination against Jewish students at the University of California system.
A recent poll shows that Israelis are more open to Joe Biden's peace plan now that Donald Trump is no longer president.
Poland says it will arrest Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu if he attends the Auschwitz liberation anniversary, in compliance with an arrest warrant from the ICC. Netanyahu is not expected to attend the event.
Bashar al-Assad's regime in Syria collapses after 13 years of civil war, with Turkey emerging as a winner in the faltering American-led order.
Biden administration officials have claimed credit for Israeli victories that they tried to prevent.
Congress's annual defense spending bill includes $500 million in funding for joint military projects with Israel, including a reversal of the Biden-Harris administration's decision to cease production of a missile interceptor used to defend the Jewish state from Iranian attacks.
World Central Kitchen fires 60 Gaza workers for failing Israeli security checks after one employee took part in a terror spree.
'Hitler's People: The Faces of the Third Reich' by Richard J. Evans is a new book that examines the backgrounds and motivations of Adolf Hitler's henchmen during the Third Reich. The book highlights the dangers of totalitarianism and the importance of defending democracy in the present day.
The Pentagon is focusing on acquiring more weapons to buy more time in the face of growing threats from China in Asia, according to Admiral Samuel Paparo.
Ilhan Omar criticizes Kamala Harris for touting Liz Cheney's endorsement, saying it was a major reason for Harris's loss in the election.
Israel is set to approve a ceasefire deal with Hezbollah, which would provide relief from the U.S. arms embargo on Israel. The deal is close to being finalized, but disagreements between Israeli and Lebanese leaders persist.
Iran publicly accelerates its nuclear program by installing advanced centrifuges to quickly enrich uranium for an atomic bomb. The move follows censure from the IAEA and disagreement with global powers over Iran's claims of peaceful nuclear work.
Pam Bondi, Trump's attorney general pick, called for the removal or investigation of pro-Hamas college students in the U.S. She expressed concern about anti-Semitism and showed support for Israel.
Florida Rep. Matt Gaetz withdraws from attorney general nomination amid House investigation into alleged sex-and-drug-fueled parties he attended.
Republican leaders promise to sanction the International Criminal Court after it issues arrest warrants for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and former defense minister Yoav Gallant.
Anti-Israel students protested outside Harvard University's Hillel, accusing Israel of being a 'terrorist state' and calling for discrimination against Zionists.
Georgetown University's School of Foreign Service has been criticized for fostering anti-Semitism and anti-Western sentiment, according to a former student. The student described experiencing harassment and discrimination, as well as instances of anti-Israel sentiment and support for Hamas among classmates and faculty members. The article raises concerns about the school's failure to address these issues and protect Jewish students.
The Biden-Harris administration has imposed sanctions on Israeli organizations accused of violence against Palestinians, while also providing $230 million in funds to the Palestinians. The move signals a souring of diplomatic relations between Israel and the outgoing White House.
'Traitor's Odyssey: The Untold Story of Martha Dodd and a Strange Saga of Soviet Espionage' by Brendan McNally is a review of Martha Dodd Stern's career as a Soviet spy, highlighting her limited success and lack of access to valuable information.
President-elect Donald Trump is expected to nominate Marco Rubio as secretary of state, Mike Waltz as national security adviser, and Kristi Noem as head of the Department of Homeland Security.
President-elect Donald Trump has nominated Elise Stefanik to be the United Nations ambassador. Stefanik, a key ally to Trump, has been a vocal supporter of Israel and has worked to uncover what she calls the 'Biden Crime Family.'
The Biden-Harris State Department organized an in-house therapy session for employees following Donald Trump's election victory. The session aimed to help employees manage stress and uncertainty during times of change. The State Department's Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs also held a group discussion to address the difficulty of Trump's victory and encourage employees to share their feelings in private settings.
The 2024 election results are in, with Donald Trump and the Republicans as the winners. This article highlights the winners and losers from the election, including Trump's success in diversifying the Republican electorate and the decline of the Obamas and the mainstream media.
Speculation is growing about who will serve as Trump's defense secretary, with reported candidates including Robert O'Brien, Michael Waltz, Mike Pompeo, and Tulsi Gabbard.
Israeli tourists in Amsterdam were attacked by anti-Semitic thugs after a soccer match. Mainstream media outlets downplayed the attacks, failing to acknowledge their anti-Semitic nature and the need for an emergency rescue operation.
Former Rep. Mondaire Jones loses his comeback bid after losing support from former allies and facing criticism for his inconsistent views on Israel.
Dem Rep. Jahana Hayes wins re-election in Connecticut's Fifth Congressional District despite controversy over her support for CAIR, an organization with links to Hamas and anti-Semitic statements.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has fired Defense Minister Yoav Gallant, citing a 'cracked' trust between the two leaders.
A watchdog group is suing the Biden-Harris administration for obstructing its probe into the State Department's suspension of embattled Iran envoy Robert Malley, who remains the subject of an FBI investigation into his alleged mishandling of classified information.
University of Minnesota professors criticize school administrators and law enforcement for stopping a violent anti-Israel mob that stormed a campus building and trapped employees inside.
Tens of thousands of Israelis are waiting for a resolution to the conflict with Hezbollah that would allow them to return to their evacuated homes in the north, but they say a Biden-Harris administration ceasefire proposal won't do it.
The book 'War' by Robert U. Woodward exposes President Joe Biden's errors in dealing with Putin, Ukraine, and Israel, while also discussing his personal concerns and contrasting views on Donald Trump's leadership.
Senate majority leader Chuck Schumer advised Columbia University's leaders to ignore congressional criticism of the school's handling of campus anti-Semitism, according to a House Committee on Education and the Workforce report.
Iranian officials openly pursue nuclear weapons following Israeli attack, bringing region closer to war.
America First Legal is suing the Biden-Harris administration for obstructing an investigation into a senior Pentagon employee's ties to a pro-Iran influence group.
Mondaire Jones, a congressional candidate, believes that a 'land swap' in the West Bank is necessary for peace in the region. He calls for the dismantling of Israeli settlements and criticizes Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's expansion. Jones argues for a two-state solution and emphasizes the need for a negotiated agreement between Israelis and Palestinians.
Vice President Kamala Harris delivers a CNN town hall speech attacking Donald Trump and discussing her plans, but lacks coherence and fails to prioritize specific issues. With less than two weeks until Election Day, Harris's popularity is waning, and Democrats are growing concerned.
Anti-Israel student protesters at the University of Minnesota stormed a campus building, barricading exit doors and demanding divestment from Israel. The University of Minnesota Police Department arrested almost a dozen individuals. Jewish students took refuge in the on-campus Jewish center during the takeover. The university president condemned the takeover and promised action. Critics accused the university of allowing hate to fester and expressed little hope for punishment.
Sen. Tom Cotton calls for biweekly briefings on the investigation into the leak of classified US intelligence on Israel's preparations for an attack on Iran.
The Biden-Harris administration is investigating a 'deadly serious breach' of classified U.S. intelligence detailing Israeli plans for a strike on Iran, the latest in a series of targeted leaks against Israel that has put America's closest Middle East ally on edge.
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