Violence Explodes in West Bank, Killing East Jerusalem Man, Policewoman
Also on Sunday, a ramming attack at an East Jerusalem checkpoint killed a four-year-old Palestinian girl and wounded a woman, according to officials.
U.S. Airstrike Kills Iran-Backed Militia Leader in Baghdad: Report
The strike reportedly killed two people and wounded five others.
Pressure Grows in Congress to Determine if Bidens Got Defensive Intel Briefing on China Deal
Former FBI intel chief says a defensive briefing was likely and that he fears “Joe Biden chose his son’s interests over national policy.”
NYC Mayor Adams Sues Bus Companies for Bringing Illegals to the Big Apple
The suit comes as Adams faces blowback for announcing sweeping cuts to city services, including police, in November, a move on which he partially blamed the influx of new arrivals to the city.
What We Know So Far: Major Figures Including Bill Clinton Surface in Epstein Document Dump
Media reports ahead of the release expected major figures such as former President Bill Clinton to be named in the document dump.
Biden Campaign Staffers Urge President to Seek Israel-Gaza Ceasefire
The anonymous letter marks merely the latest internal repudiation of the Biden's current support for Israel.
Al-Qaeda Threatens NYC Energy, Transportation with Suicide Bombers, Relaunches English Magazine
By promoting "open source jihad," Al-Qaida, the group responsible for the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, is hoping to decentralize weapons manufacturing instructions and materials.
Mayorkas Impeachment Hearing Scheduled for Jan. 10, House Homeland Security Chair Says
Mayorkas allegedly misused taxpayer dollars and ignored border security regulations, Green said.
Bill Clinton Mentioned in Over 50 Filings in Jeffrey Epstein Document Dump: Report
It does not appear that Clinton raised any objections to the unsealing of records related to the case.
Israel Moves Troops from Northern Gaza, Amid Calls to Slow Number of Civilian Casualties
Israel has been under pressure from its major ally the United States to move to a lower-intensity fighting, to slow the number of civilian casualties.