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Deal that would have saw 9/11 terrorists spared death shot down by Washington judges
The rejected deal would have seen the alleged terrorists serve life without parol, though was narrowly refused by the Washington judges 2-1.
LA Creative Community for Peace unobtrusively garners support for Israel in Hollywood
Trump's attorney general drops fraud case tied to COVID vaccinations
London police arrest more than 40 supporters of banned pro-Palestinian group
Russia and North Korea's diplomatic ties warm as Moscow gets cold shoulder from the West - analysis
As Western countries consolidated around support for Ukraine, Russia and North Korea are positioning themselves as challengers to the West.
Trump intensifies trade war with 30% tariffs on EU and Mexico
Earlier this week, Trump issued new tariff announcements for a number of countries, including Japan, South Korea, Canada and Brazil, as well as a 50% tariff on copper.
Father confesses to honor killing 16-year-old daughter over TikTok use
The 16-year-old's family initially tried to cover up the murder as a suicide.
Russia launches 597 drones, 26 missiles on Ukraine, Zelensky says
The hundreds of drones were said to have been launched in the early hours of Saturday morning.
US demands clarity from allies on their role in potential war over Taiwan, FT reports
The Financial Times reported that the request caught both Tokyo and Canberra off guard, as the US itself does not offer a blank check guarantee to defend Taiwan.
Tucker Carlson claims ‘everyone in Washington' believes that Epstein was a Mossad operative
In a speech at a Turning Point USA event, conservative TV personality Tucker Carlson questioned if Jeffrey Epstein blackmailed people involved in his sex trafficking scheme on behalf of the Mossad.
One California worker dead, hundreds arrested after cannabis farm raid
The raid is the newest escalation in President Donald Trump's campaign for mass deportations of immigrants in the US illegally.
Taiwan reshapes war manual on Chinese threats, based on Israel's successes in Iran
MILITARY AFFAIRS: For Taiwan, the Israel-Iran conflict has become an unexpected case study in how to defend a democracy against a regional hegemon.
In a Polish town where locals burned Jews alive in 1941, new plaques deny complicity with Nazis
In 1941, local residents of Jedwabne killed hundreds of their Jewish neighbors, most of them in a barn where they were burned alive.
'There are no red lines anymore' says UN Palestinian rights expert on US sanctions
UN Special Rapporteur Francesca Albanese said that the US sanctions on her are "extremely problematic," and stressed that she would continue doing what she has been doing.
