The Israeli military announced that three hostages were likely killed in a November airstrike targeting a senior Hamas commander. Advocates for the hostages and their families are demanding more action to secure their release.

The Houthi militia in Yemen launched a missile at central Israel, marking the second attack in two months. No casualties were reported, and the goal was to pressure Israel to end the war in Gaza.

Iraqi government officials have allowed Iranian-backed armed groups to establish a more permanent presence in Baghdad, reflecting Iraq's growing role in the shadow war between Iran, Israel, and the United States.

Former President Trump made unfounded accusations about Democrats cheating in elections and attacked Vice President Harris during a rally in Las Vegas. He pledged to eliminate taxes on overtime pay and proposed policies benefiting Nevada. Recent polls show a tight race between Trump and Harris in the state.

A Turkish American activist killed by Israeli forces in the West Bank is mourned by her family in Turkey, who express disappointment in the United States' response to the killing.

Residents in Tulkarm, West Bank, fear rebuilding after Israeli raids destroyed their properties.

Far-right activist Laura Loomer, known for offensive remarks and web-savvy political stunts, traveled with former President Trump, drawing criticism from both parties.

President Biden is no longer the center of attention since Kamala Harris became the Democratic nominee, allowing him to be more liberated.

The polio vaccination campaign in Gaza is seen as futile by many families due to the ongoing Israeli bombings.

The polio vaccination campaign in Gaza has reached its target, but a second dose is needed. The war has caused damage to infrastructure and poses a risk of diseases. Aid agencies stress the need for humanitarian aid and the threat of hunger in Gaza.

President Biden may approve Ukraine's use of long-range Western weapons on Russian targets, as long as they are not provided by the U.S. Russia's president warns that this move would mean war with NATO countries.

An ad campaign in Michigan funded by a group tied to Republicans targets Muslim voters by highlighting Kamala Harris's support for Israel and her husband's Jewish faith.

Condemnation mounts over deadly Israeli strike on a school turned shelter in Gaza, with the United Nations, Britain, and Qatar denouncing the attack.

President Biden is considering allowing Ukraine to use long-range Western weapons to strike Russian military targets, following discussions with Britain's Prime Minister Keir Starmer.

The United States supports two permanent seats for African states on the U.N. Security Council, but approval from all five current permanent members is needed.

The body of a Turkish American activist killed by Israeli forces is being sent to Turkey for her funeral. The shooting has sparked outrage and calls for accountability from both the United States and Turkey.

Over 80% of children in Gaza have received the first dose of the polio vaccine, with hopes of preventing the spread of the highly contagious disease.

The US will provide Egypt with its full military aid allotment, waiving human rights conditions, in recognition of Egypt's efforts to reach a cease-fire deal in Gaza.

An Islamist party gains seats in Jordanian elections, reflecting public anger over the Israeli invasion of Gaza.

President Biden condemns the killing of American activist Aysenur Eygi by an Israeli soldier and calls for accountability from Israel. He blames both Israeli settlers and Palestinian terrorists for the violence in the West Bank.

Israeli airstrikes in a Gaza humanitarian zone have killed at least 19 people and injured 60, targeting senior Hamas militants. The United States has previously warned Israel about the use of powerful bombs that can cause excessive civilian casualties.

Kamala Harris and Donald Trump will debate tonight, Israeli airstrikes in Gaza kill at least 19 people, Louisiana prepares for Tropical Storm Francine, and a 3D-printed gun is used globally.

Evidence suggests that Israel used 2,000-pound bombs in an airstrike on a camp for displaced people in Gaza, causing casualties and destruction. Experts have identified the dimensions of the craters and a weapons fragment as consistent with the use of these bombs.

Voters in Jordan prioritize domestic concerns in parliamentary election, while an Islamist party tries to challenge the pro-Western government using popular anger about Israel's war in Gaza.

Twenty-four questions on issues including the economy, abortion and foreign policy we wish Trump would answer.

Inside the Trump-Harris Debate Prep, Israel Strikes Humanitarian Zone, Apple Unveils New iPhones, and James Earl Jones Passes Away.

Airstrikes in Syria blamed on Israel have killed at least 18 people and injured dozens more in a city known for weapons research.

Brooklyn lawyer and activist James Carlson has been indicted on charges of arson and criminal mischief for burning an Israeli flag and breaking into a university building during protests at Columbia University.

A gunman killed three Israelis at a border crossing between Jordan and the Israeli-occupied West Bank. The victims were civilians in their 50s. Jordan is investigating the shooting and has not yet commented.

Kuwait is experiencing power outages due to increased demand and a strained electrical grid, highlighting the impact of climate change on the region.

Israel strikes school-turned-shelter in Gaza, resulting in casualties and adding to the death toll in the ongoing conflict.

Tony Blair has released a new book offering advice to rookie leaders, discussing geopolitical upheaval, surging populism, and how to deal with a politically unstable United States.

Tony Blair has published a new book on leadership, providing advice for rookie leaders and discussing geopolitical challenges and political instability.

Amid an election cycle fueled by existential rhetoric, some Americans are considering leaving the United States due to concerns about the candidates and the future of the country.

Michael Lerner, founder of Tikkun magazine, a leading voice for left-wing American Jews critical of Israel's policies toward Palestinians, has died at 81. His ideas on 'the politics of meaning' were embraced by Hillary Clinton in 1993.

Dorie Chevlen shares her favorite Halloween decorations that will last beyond the holiday season.

Sharon Eyal's 'R.O.S.E.' is a rave turned theater production, featuring professional dancers who mimic club dancers but lack natural movement and eroticism.

Qatar has been using its influence to break through impasses in the cease-fire talks between Israel and Hamas, hosting discussions and channeling messages from the Biden administration to Hamas.

Israeli military withdraws from Jenin after 10-day raid that killed 21 people and caused widespread destruction. Palestinian civil defense teams are assessing the damage and working to restore essential services.

The Israeli military has withdrawn from Jenin after deadly raids in the West Bank, leaving behind destruction and uncertainty for residents.

An Israeli airstrike hit near a hospital in Gaza just hours before the second phase of an emergency polio vaccination campaign was set to begin.

A judge is considering whether to delay the sentencing of former President Donald Trump, which could have implications for the upcoming election. Trump has called for an efficiency commission to audit the government and made controversial remarks about Israel if his opponent, Vice President Kamala Harris, were to win.

The UEFA Nations League returns with changes for the 2024-2025 edition, offering competitive games, promotion and relegation opportunities, and prize money. It will also determine four spots in the UEFA qualification for the FIFA World Cup 2026.

The second phase of polio vaccinations begins in Gaza as an Israeli airstrike hits a hospital courtyard, killing four people.

Allan Lichtman, a renowned election predictor, believes that Kamala Harris will be the next president of the United States based on his model's assessment of the 13 keys that determine election outcomes.

China has welcomed leaders and officials from over 50 African nations in Beijing, positioning itself as a defender of the developing world and seeking new buyers for its goods as its economic growth slows.

Former President Donald J. Trump questions the fairness of the upcoming presidential debate and criticizes the network hosting it, ABC News. He suggests that Vice President Kamala Harris will receive the questions in advance and attempts to cast doubt on the integrity of the debate. Despite his concerns, Trump claims he is unconcerned about facing Harris and plans to take a similar approach as he did with Biden.

Pro-Palestinian student protesters in the US are facing challenges in regaining momentum for their cause as school administrators implement new protest rules and security measures.

A New York official is accused of aiding China. Trump's request to move a criminal case to federal court is denied. Ukraine's foreign minister offers to resign. Russian strikes kill over 50 in Ukraine. Polio vaccinations in Gaza are exceeding expectations. Self-driving cars receive assistance from humans remotely.

A shop in the Hamptons sells presidential campaign cups. The top seller usually also wins the race.

Fans in the highest rows of Arthur Ashe Stadium at the U.S. Open enjoy expansive views and a relaxed atmosphere, while also benefiting from affordable ticket prices and shade.

A deputy constable in Houston was shot and killed on his way to work. The motive for the shooting is unclear, and a person of interest has been detained.

Federal prosecutors have charged Yahya Sinwar, the leader of Hamas, and five other senior members of the group with planning and carrying out years of terrorist attacks in Israel, including the Oct. 7 massacre.

American and Iraqi commandos carried out a major operation against ISIS in western Iraq, killing 14 fighters and targeting a senior insurgent commander.

More than 60 living hostages and the bodies of about 35 others taken captive on Oct. 7 are still in Gaza, according to Israeli authorities. Protests and labor strikes erupted across Israel after the military recovered the bodies of six hostages from Gaza.

Netanyahu refuses to change course on cease-fire, Putin visits Mongolia despite arrest warrant, climate change threatens bridges, and Congo battles Mpox outbreak.

Left-wing conspiracy theories and misinformation have been circulating online, raising concerns about further polarization of political discourse. While right-wing spaces are more likely to share false narratives, the recent surge in left-leaning conspiracy theories comes at a time of distress and upheaval during the current campaign season. Social media platforms have exacerbated the problem by allowing users to nestle into ideological silos and prioritize virality over nuance.

Two U.S. Marines stationed in Turkey were attacked by a nationalist youth group. Turkish officials have detained 15 members of the group in connection with the assault.

Thousands gather for funeral of Israeli American hostage killed in Gaza, highlighting the plight of remaining hostages in the war-ravaged region.

President Biden criticized Prime Minister Netanyahu's efforts to achieve a hostage release deal, stating 'No' when asked if he was doing enough.

The bodies of six hostages have been found in a tunnel under the Gaza Strip, causing anger and protests in Israel.

Thousands of Israelis protest after six hostages are found dead in Gaza. Protests organized across the country and a complete strike declared. Health workers start vaccination drive to prevent polio outbreak in Gaza.

Protests erupt in Israel demanding a deal for the release of hostages held in Gaza.

Tributes are pouring in for the six hostages who were found dead in southern Gaza over the weekend, including American citizen Hersh Goldberg-Polin.

The vaccination drive for polio has begun in Gaza, facing challenges due to the destruction of infrastructure and difficulty reaching all children under age 10. Israel has agreed to establish safe areas and a humanitarian corridor for vaccination personnel. The World Health Organization and UNICEF have provided over 1.2 million doses of vaccines.

Israel has allowed UN agencies to tackle the polio crisis in Gaza, with a vaccination drive beginning on Saturday at the Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis. The campaign faces challenges due to the destruction of Gaza's infrastructure and the difficulty of ensuring immunization for all children. The vaccine drive will be conducted through staggered pauses in fighting, with Israel allowing a humanitarian corridor for vaccination personnel to travel.

The Israeli military has found dead bodies in Gaza, leading to speculation about the identities of the deceased and calls for a cease-fire.

Residents in Tulkarm, West Bank, assess the damage caused by an Israeli raid as fighting continues in the region.

Residents in the Nur Shams area near Tulkarm in the Israeli-occupied West Bank assess damage caused by Israeli forces during a two-day raid. Israeli troops continue their operation in Jenin, while two incidents further south raise concerns about escalating violence.

Israel and Hamas have agreed to brief pauses in fighting so that humanitarian workers can begin an inoculation campaign.

Eliyahu Rips, known for his work on finding hidden codes in the Torah, has died at 75. His research led to the popular book 'The Bible Code,' but he later rejected its claims.

After 11 months of war, Gaza and the region face a new threat: polio. Anera and the Israeli military gave somewhat murky accounts of the incident that left key questions unanswered.

Despite political turmoil and conflicts in the Middle East and Libya, oil prices remain subdued due to ample global supplies and increased oil output from Brazil, Canada, Guyana, and the United States.

U.N. aid agencies plan to vaccinate children in Gaza against polio, but face challenges due to the war zone and destroyed infrastructure.

Anna Bessendorf and Jason Goldberg, who attended the same summer camp, met at an alumni weekend and fell in love.

Vice President Kamala Harris gave her first major interview since President Biden tapped her as his successor, aligning herself closely with Biden's policies and defending his record.

Israel's killing of a commander of Palestinian Islamic Jihad in the West Bank has brought attention to the group and its mission to establish an Islamic Palestinian state.

Israeli military raids in the West Bank have resulted in the death of at least five Palestinians, including a militant commander. These actions mark an escalation in Israel's conflicts with various militant groups in the region.

Kamala Harris sat for her first major interview as the Democratic nominee for president, which will air on CNN at 9 p.m. Eastern. Her answers could shape her campaign and test her political skills.

This document summarizes the 2006 application of Westley W. Moore for the White House Fellowships. Moore is a Director of Information Operations in Afghanistan and has made significant contributions to the profession and community.

Corrections have been made to several articles published by The New York Times, including misidentifications and misquotes.

Former President Donald J. Trump blames President Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris for global crises, but presidents inherit a world shaped by their predecessors.

Israeli troops conducted raids in the West Bank, resulting in the deaths of at least 10 Palestinians. The operations aimed to target militants and challenge their authority.

An Algerian man has been charged with attempted murder after an arson attack on a synagogue in southern France. The attack, described as an act of antisemitic terrorism, caused several fires but no injuries.

Israeli military carries out raids in the West Bank, resulting in the deaths of at least 10 Palestinians.

Farhan al-Qadi, the first Israeli Arab to be rescued alive since the Hamas-led attack and abductions on Oct. 7, has been welcomed home by his family in a Bedouin village in southern Israel.

A 4-year-old boy accidentally breaks a 3,500-year-old jar on display at the Hecht Museum in Israel while trying to see what it contained.

Israel has escalated military raids in the West Bank, resulting in the deaths of hundreds of Palestinians. Recent operations include a raid in Jenin and Tulkarm, and clashes in Nur Shams.

Israel's military has launched a broad operation in the West Bank to combat terrorist groups, marking a significant escalation in the region's violence.

Israel and Hezbollah have concluded their recent exchange, but the situation remains precarious as Iran's response is unknown.

Israeli forces rescue hostage in Gaza as airstrikes kill Palestinians.

Farhan al-Qadi, the rescued hostage, shares his experience of being held in darkness for a long time. Friends and relatives gather at the hospital to congratulate him and call for the release of remaining hostages.

The Melbourne Symphony Orchestra faces backlash for removing pianist Jayson Gillham from a concert after he made unauthorized political statements criticizing Israel's actions in Gaza.

The release of a hostage from southern Gaza has highlighted the marginalized Bedouin community in Israel, which has received little attention despite suffering losses in the recent attack.

Israel's far-right national security minister has drawn anger for expressing his desire to build a synagogue at a disputed holy site in Jerusalem, sparking condemnation from various countries and calls for disciplinary action.

Qaid Farhan al-Qadi, a member of Israel's Bedouin Arab minority, has been rescued after being taken hostage during Hamas's attacks on Oct. 7. The Israeli military celebrated the rescue, and his family plans to celebrate his return. The attacks have had a significant impact on Israel's impoverished Bedouin community.