Democratic lawmakers are pushing for the U.S. to restore funding to the UNRWA, a controversial UN agency that provides aid to Palestinian refugees. Critics argue that the agency has ties to terrorism and spreads hatred of Jews in its schools.

John Kirby denies U.S. involvement in Lebanon device attacks, believed to be the work of Israel. The attacks have resulted in casualties and raised concerns of an escalation in the conflict with Hezbollah.

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Sen. Bernie Sanders are taking action against Israel after the Hezbollah pager attacks, demanding an investigation and introducing resolutions to block arms sales. Secretary of State Antony Blinken denies U.S. involvement and warns against escalation.

The UN has passed a resolution demanding Israel withdraw from the 'Occupied Palestinian Territory' within 12 months, which has been criticized by Israel's ambassador as 'shameful.' The resolution has no legally binding effect but calls on members to take steps towards ceasing the importation of Israeli settlement products and the provision of arms to Israel.

Australian police have arrested dozens of suspects after infiltrating the encrypted communications app Ghost, leading to arrests in multiple countries. The app's alleged administrator has been charged with supporting a criminal organization. Police claim that the app was used by various criminal groups to import drugs and plan killings.

Pagers that exploded in Lebanon and Syria were made by a Taiwanese company but manufactured by a company in Hungary, according to Gold Apollo. The explosions targeted members of the Hezbollah terror group and resulted in deaths and injuries. Hezbollah and the Lebanese government blamed Israel for the attack.

Germany tightens control at land border crossings to address immigration issues amid concerns over extremism and the impact of irregular migration.

Republican lawmakers accuse a liberal PAC of impersonating GOP staffers and using antisemitic and sexist language in text messages to extract damaging information and raise funds for Democrats.

The man suspected of attempting to assassinate former President Trump was previously interviewed by the New York Times about his efforts to recruit Afghan soldiers to fight in the war in Ukraine.

Israeli Defense Minister warns that 'military action' is necessary to return citizens safely amid Hezbollah threat.

Israel's ambassador to the UN accuses Hamas terrorists of running UNRWA in Gaza after an Israeli air strike hits a UNRWA school.

Details emerge about suspect in second assassination attempt on former President Trump. Trump's message to supporters following second assassination attempt. Sheriff who nabbed alleged would-be Trump assassin describes his behavior.

Critics demand NYT apologize for 'violence inciting' column accusing JD Vance of 'blood-and-soil nationalism'

Senators Joni Ernst and Jacky Rosen have introduced a bipartisan bill called the LINK Act to deepen cooperation between the US and Middle East partners. The bill aims to establish a 'military subject matter exchange program' to strengthen cultural ties and strategic cooperation between American troops and allies in the Middle East.

Israeli border community under constant attack from Hezbollah, causing widespread damage and fear.

Former Democratic leader Gloria Romero has joined the GOP and expressed her support for President Trump, citing disagreements with the Democratic Party's direction.

The Middle East is in chaos due to the weakness in the White House, strikes on servicemembers, and attacks on the Jewish people. The Biden-Harris administration's lack of leadership has allowed Iran-backed terrorists to test the peace efforts made under the Trump administration. It is crucial to build upon the Abraham Accords to counter Iran's efforts and maintain stability in the region.

A long-range missile from Yemen landed in central Israel, while 40 projectiles were fired from Lebanon. No casualties were reported. Yemen's Houthi rebels have been launching attacks on Israel since the start of the war with Hamas.

John Legend defends Haitian migrants in his Ohio hometown against claims they are eating pets and urges residents to show grace and embrace them seeking the American dream.

Military experts reject Harris' claim of 'no US soldiers in combat zones' as misleading.

Video released by IDF shows brutal conditions in Hamas tunnels where hostages were held and executed.

Ronen and Orna Neutra, parents of Omer Neutra, share their experience of their son being held hostage by Hamas. They express their devastation over the recent murder of another hostage and emphasize the urgency of getting their loved ones released. The Neutras address the lack of understanding of the conflict among the younger generation and call for support in bringing the hostages home. They continue to advocate for their son's release and express their frustration with the current efforts.

Billionaire conservative philanthropist Leonard Leo urges conservative groups to adopt more aggressive tactics and 'weaponize' their ideas to counter liberal dominance.

The University of Wisconsin has introduced a policy requiring college leaders to stay neutral on political and social issues in their public statements.

Vice President Kamala Harris was interrupted by pro-Palestinian protesters during a rally in Pennsylvania. She discussed various issues and received an endorsement from Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro.

A Harris supporter responds to pro-Palestinian protesters at a rally, questioning their stance on Hamas and calling for peace.

Parents from a Maryland school district are appealing to the Supreme Court to restore the opt-out option for a gender and sexuality curriculum they believe is not age-appropriate.

A top Biden White House adviser has been employed for decades at a church that has hosted activists with histories of antisemitism.

The troubling rise of Jew-hatred in Canada, with antisemitic incidents growing in number and severity, has become a national emergency. National unity and collective action are needed to address this issue.

Israeli special forces raided an Iranian weapons facility in Syria, killing at least 18 people. The intensity of the raids and the death toll were described as 'unusual.' The Syrian foreign ministry condemned the attack as 'blatant aggression.' Iran strongly condemned the attack and denied the reports about the targeted facility.

Trump and Harris strategize after debate clash, new developments in Chiefs fans' deaths, increased security planned for Capitol, and more top headlines.

Vice President Harris' support for a Palestinian state would destabilize the Middle East and lead to more terrorism, according to experts. The two-state solution has been criticized for being unrealistic given the Palestinian leadership's rejection of Israeli peace offers. However, some argue that despite the challenges, a two-state solution remains the best option for achieving stability and security in the region.

Bill Maher and Henry Winkler clash over the war in Gaza during a podcast interview, debating the Israeli military's ability to eliminate Hamas and the impact on civilians.

A 4-year-old boy accidentally smashed a rare Bronze Age jar at a museum in Israel, but the artifact has now been restored and put back on display.

Republicans would block a Harris administration from negotiating another Iran deal, according to Rep. Elise Stefanik of New York.

The White House has dismissed criticism from military veterans regarding President Biden's withdrawal from Afghanistan, stating that there is 'no use' in responding to their concerns.

The risk of another 9/11 is greater than ever due to the Biden-Harris administration's policies and actions, which have left America less secure at home and at risk abroad.

The global war on terror continues as extremist groups like ISIS and al Qaeda expand their reach, with individual attacks remaining a significant concern. Deaths from terrorism have increased and the epicenter of terrorist activity has shifted to sub-Saharan Africa. Burkina Faso is one of the nations most impacted by terrorism. Despite previous claims of defeat, ISIS continues to grow and expand its influence globally. International cooperation and addressing underlying issues are crucial in combating terrorism.

ABC News was the biggest loser in the Trump-Harris debate as the moderators fact-checked Trump while allowing Harris to lie without challenge. Trump failed to prosecute his case and meandered instead of forcefully arguing his successes.

The U.S. and Iraq are discussing a plan to reduce the U.S. troop presence in Iraq, with the goal of having most troops out by 2025.

Former President Trump and Vice President Harris are neck and neck ahead of their first - and potentially only - debate in Philadelphia on Wednesday, according to a new survey of voters that has some pollsters seeing a 'warning sign' for Democrats.

The upcoming debate between Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump is expected to have a decisive impact on the race. Harris, who replaced President Biden at the top of the Democrats' 2024 ticket, has enjoyed momentum in polling and fundraising, but Republicans argue that Americans' honeymoon with her is subsiding.

More Black Americans are planning to make their voices heard on Election Day now that Vice President Kamala Harris has replaced President Biden as the Democratic nominee, according to a poll.

A recent undercover video reveals a United Nations employee expressing concerns about the institution's future under a second Trump presidency. Trump took a tough stance against U.N. corruption, anti-Americanism, and antisemitism during his first term, withdrawing funding from various U.N. agencies and organizations.

The Trump campaign has criticized reports that Vice President Kamala Harris may consider Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison as the U.S. Attorney General if elected.

Kamala Harris' press pool is being praised for their unique approach to journalism, focusing on trivialities and emotional moments rather than important policy issues. This new form of journalism, which prioritizes defeating Donald Trump over honest reporting, is seen as groundbreaking.

Iranian hackers have set up new network infrastructure to target US political campaigns, using phishing emails and links to trick users into installing malicious software. Cybersecurity researchers warn that these attacks are likely to continue and could undermine or support political candidates, influence voter behavior, and foster discord.

Israel's elite Yamam counter-terrorism force, known as the Special Central Unit, successfully rescued four hostages in a daring raid in Gaza. The unit, founded in 1974, specializes in resolving hostage situations and is comparable to elite American units like Delta Force and Navy SEALs.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stresses the need for security in Gaza to prevent Hamas from smuggling hostages into Iran or Yemen. Netanyahu argues that holding the Philadelphi Route is crucial for preventing Hamas from rearming and turning Gaza into an Iranian terror enclave.

The House is fast-tracking approval of China-related bills aimed at countering espionage and economic advances. The bills include measures to root out spyware, ban Chinese farmland purchases, and prevent agreements without Senate approval.

Father of school shooting suspect reveals 'problems' at former school. House Republicans concerned about government shutdown. Officials blame 'soft-on-crime' policies for attacks. Experts warn Biden-Harris admin needs more aggressive plan against Iran-backed Houthis. VP Harris nearly triples Trump's fundraising. Trump suggests winning 50% of Jewish vote. JD Vance's spokesman criticizes news outlet. Mark Cuban warns taxing unrealized gains will harm stock market. Conservative influencers claim victimhood in Russian election influence case. CNN calls out Harris for using Trump's border wall in campaign ad. Reality TV star says arrest after swingers sex scandal 'could have saved my life'.

Chicago columnist Neil Steinberg says he would rather see Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu gone than Hamas, criticizing both Palestinian and Israeli leadership for their approaches to the conflict.

Military commanders are urging the Biden-Harris administration to take a stronger stance against Iran-backed Houthis in the Red Sea, calling for more aggressive actions to deter their attacks on shipping vessels.

Former President Trump suggests he could win 50% of the Jewish vote in the 2024 election and criticizes Jewish Americans who don't support him in his showdown with Vice President Kamala Harris.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu denies reports of an imminent cease-fire deal and criticizes Hamas for consistently refusing to agree to any proposed deals.

Former President Trump asserts his tough stance on Russia and claims he would have prevented various global conflicts if he were still in office.

Former President Trump warns that the U.S. is heading towards 'World War III territory' under the Biden-Harris administration, citing ongoing wars abroad and emphasizing his understanding of nuclear weapons.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu defends his refusal to make concessions on the Philadelphi Corridor, arguing that demands are immoral and insane.

Whistleblowers raise concerns about security at Trump rally shooting, Biden questioned about Hamas, Taylor Swift's influence on the NFL, bill introduced to label Taliban as a terrorist organization, Republican Marine vet wins primary against Elizabeth Warren.

A Texas woman has been indicted for attempting to drown a three-year-old girl and hurting her six-year-old brother because they were Muslim. The incident occurred in May and the woman has been charged with attempted capital murder and causing bodily injury to a child.

Tourists are increasingly seeking dangerous travel experiences in high-risk countries as part of a trend known as dark tourism. Travel experts warn that visiting 'do not travel' areas can be risky, as the government may have limited ability to provide assistance during emergencies.

President Biden faced criticism for his response to the question of whether Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is doing enough to secure the freedom of the hostages held by Hamas in Gaza.

Rep. Nancy Mace has introduced a bill that would require the Biden administration to designate the Taliban as a foreign terrorist organization. The bill aims to ensure that America never recognizes the Taliban's regime and stands firm against their terrorism. The legislation is the House of Representatives' counterpart to a bill introduced by Sen. Marco Rubio.

Country singer John Rich held a concert in Chapel Hill to honor UNC students who defended the American flag during spring semester unrest. The concert, called 'Flagstock,' was a huge success and featured performances by Big & Rich, Lee Greenwood, Aaron Lewis, and John Ondrasik.

Congress returns to Capitol Hill after a month-long break, with lawmakers eager to focus on the upcoming election.

A suspect is in custody after a Texas deputy constable was shot and killed on his way to work. The suspect was apprehended following a short manhunt that ended in a crash.

A man from New Hampshire died after testing positive for Eastern equine encephalitis (EEE), a rare and potentially deadly mosquito-borne disease. Another man is currently in the ICU after contracting EEE. Four Massachusetts towns set a voluntary evening lockdown to curb the spread of the virus. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has reported four total cases of the virus in 2024.

The Biden administration is providing $380 million to nonprofits and local governments to cover the costs of caring for migrants released by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) at the southern border.

Jewish Americans are taking self-defense precautions and seeking professional security training amid rising antisemitism in the US. Hate crimes against Jewish individuals have been on the rise, with incidents spiking by roughly 400% after terrorist attacks in Israel.

A mob of Turkish nationalists attacked U.S. soldiers in Izmir, resulting in arrests. The soldiers were physically attacked and restrained by anti-American men. The U.S. soldiers are safe and the attackers have been arrested.

Rep. Ro Khanna claims that Vice President Kamala Harris' team is open to a 'new direction' on Israel policy. A Washington Post report suggests that Harris may impose new conditions on aid. President Biden and Harris plan to meet to discuss efforts to secure the release of remaining hostages.

The U.S. Coast Guard and Navy rescued a woman, her daughter, and their pets from a sailboat beset by weather off the coast of Hawaii. The deceased man on the boat could not be safely recovered. The sailboat remains adrift.

Fraternity brothers who defended the American flag at UNC Chapel Hill are being celebrated with a large concert after a GoFundMe page raised over $500,000 for them. The event will feature multiple artists and bands and will be attended by over 2,000 people. The fraternity brothers were commended for their bravery and respect for the flag.

CNN receives backlash for headline on Hamas killing American hostage, while Israel confirms the murder and the White House expresses outrage.

Israel's largest labor union plans a massive strike demanding a cease-fire deal after the recovery of six hostages' bodies in a Hamas tunnel.

UN Secretary General António Guterres is criticized for not condemning Hamas for the murders of American and Israeli citizens. Critics argue that Guterres has Israeli and American blood on his hands and has failed to take meaningful action to help the hostage families. The United Nations has long been accused of bias against Israel and sympathy towards Hamas.

Republican Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry signed into law a requirement that all public classrooms display the Ten Commandments. Should the Ten Commandments be placed in every classroom?

A progressive rabbi warns of the dangers to free speech on college campuses and liberal enclaves for those who support Israel. He shares his personal experiences and calls for respect and healthy dialogue among students.

'The Wizard of Oz' star Bert Lahr's daughter reveals that he was 'tortured' by his Cowardly Lion costume in the iconic film. Despite the challenges, Lahr's performance received positive reviews. Lahr's daughter reflects on her father's career and legacy, describing him as a kind and sweet person who brought joy and laughter to audiences.

Former Afghan Lt. Gen. Sami Sadat warns that Afghanistan has once again become a 'crucible of terrorism' after the collapse of the country to the Taliban and the rise of al Qaeda. He argues that al Qaeda is stronger than ever and receives nation-state backing, particularly from Iran.

Israeli-American hostage Hersh Goldberg-Polin has been confirmed dead, along with five others, after being killed by Hamas. President Biden and Vice President Harris expressed their condolences and condemned Hamas' actions.

U.S. military destroys Houthi drones and unmanned surface vessel in the Red Sea due to perceived threat.

Jewish students at the University of Pittsburgh were attacked with a glass bottle, leaving two injured. The university condemned the attack and stated that acts of violence and antisemitism will not be tolerated.

Former President Trump criticized Vice President Kamala Harris and discussed various topics including the media, China, and the illegal migrant crisis in an interview on Fox News' 'Life, Liberty & Levin.'

Russian President Vladimir Putin will visit Mongolia, a member state of the International Criminal Court, despite an arrest warrant issued for him over alleged child abduction.

The WHO and partners are launching a campaign to vaccinate 640,000 Palestinian children in Gaza against polio, following the first polio case in 25 years. The vaccination effort will face challenges due to the destruction of Gaza's infrastructure and the displacement of its population.

Vice President Kamala Harris' Arab-American outreach director is under scrutiny for claiming that 'Zionists' are 'controlling a lot' of American politics. The comments have sparked backlash and raised concerns about the campaign's support among Arab-American voters.

Radical student groups disrupt move-in day at Columbia University, distributing pamphlets and spreading propaganda. The burning of American flags and protests on college campuses reflect the extremism witnessed in the past. It is important to combat radicalism at home with equal dedication.

VP Harris gives a vague plan for her first day in office in a taped interview, Trump campaign criticizes her, GOP senators propose crackdown on noncitizen voting, Israel learns from the War on Terror, and more top headlines.

Vice President Harris urges caution in her battle against former President Trump, emphasizing the need for hard work and not paying too much attention to the polls. Her rally in Georgia signals the Democrats' belief that the state is once again in play.

Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant says Israel must widen the goals of the war to include returning residents to the north after they were evacuated due to attacks by Hezbollah in Lebanon.

Former President Trump calls for a 'fair but tough interview' of Vice President Kamala Harris, claiming it will expose her as being 'totally inept and ill-suited for the job of President.' Harris has refrained from holding a news conference or sitting for a major interview until now, which has drawn criticism from Trump and allied Republicans.

President Biden continues his vacation for a second week, raising criticism about his commitment to his role as president.

Archaeologists in Israel have discovered a rare stone seal from the first temple period, affirming the biblical role of Jerusalem 2,700 years ago.

VP Kamala Harris is accused of pandering by signaling support for the border wall ahead of the election, despite previously speaking out against it. A New Mexico rancher questions why construction hasn't continued under the Biden-Harris administration. A Fox News survey shows that the majority of voters consider the situation at the border an emergency or a major problem.

A report reveals that USAID officials were concerned about the decision to build a humanitarian pier off the coast of Gaza, as it could affect efforts to open more efficient land corridors for aid transportation. The pier operated for 20 days before facing issues and being shut down.