Al-Qaeda, Iran’s Supreme Leader Praise Pro-Palestine Protests by U.S. Students
Protests occurred earlier this spring, largely before graduation ceremonies, in response to Israel's war against Palestinian-backed Hamas in Gaza.
House COVID Panel Requests Access to Fauci’s Personal Email and Cellphone Ahead of Testimony
Wenstrup said there is new evidence that suggests Fauci used his personal email and cellphone for government communication.
Canada Pledges Five-Fold Increase in Visas for Gazans
In most cases, people granted visas will be able to stay for up to three years, according to Canadian officials.
Biden Received Sensitive Data, Briefings from Security Advisers via His Private Pseudonym Email
Under the law, such communications are supposed to occur on secure government email systems and to date Biden has not offered any explanation why his private email account was used. The Archives says it has tens of thousands of such emails from three Biden personal pseudonym accounts used during his vice presidency.
Governors, Lawmakers and AGs Team Up to Stop WHO from Seizing More Power Over U.S. Health Decisions
Paxton said that he believes decisions about health should be left up to individual states.
California Wrongly Claimed Millions in Medicaid Services for Illegal Migrants: HHS Watchdog Reports
The office alleged that the State of California improperly claimed about $52.7 million in federal Medicaid reimbursements. The Biden administration has plans to allow as many as 100,000 uninsured illegal immigrants to access taxpayer-funded health insurance.
Three U.S. Servicemembers Injured in Gaza Humanitarian Mission, with One in Critical Condition
The person in critical condition has been sent to a medical facility in Israel, but the other two suffered "very minor" injuries and have returned to duty.
Zelensky Remains in Power After Term Expires with Ukraine’s Elections Suspended Under Martial Law
Holding a presidential election would pose major issues due to the fact that much of the country is occupied by Russia.
House Administration Committee Passes Bill Requiring Proof of U.S. Citizenship to Register to Vote
The House also passed a bill on the floor that repeals a D.C. law that allows noncitizens to vote in federal elections.
UCLA Temporarily Reassigns Police Chief Pending Investigation into Handling of Anti-Israel Protests
Mary Osako, UCLA's vice chancellor for Strategic Communications, did not state where police chief John Thomas was reassigned to, but said UCLA police captain Gawin Gibson has been placed as the interim chief in the meantime.