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IDF spokesman blames deaths during hostage rescue operation on Hamas tactics

The Israel Defense Forces blamed Palestinian civilian casualties in a hostage rescue operation on the tactics of the terrorist organization Hamas. Israel carried out one of its first hostage rescue operations within Gaza, in an operation IDF Chief Spokesman Rear Admiral Daniel Hagari compared to its famous raid on Entebbe, Uganda, in 1976. Unlike that […]

Tom Cotton cites Biden’s handling of foreign affairs for lack of global peace

Sen. Tom Cotton (R-AR) argued that President Joe Biden has had a weak presence across the world, and that he has contributed to the various wars that have broken out since he took office in 2021.  Cotton criticized Biden’s handling of the war in Ukraine, arguing the president spent more than two years not providing […]

Michigan Gov. Whitmer admits ‘some concern’ about RFK Jr. on state ballot

Gov. Gretchen Whitmer (D-MI) admitted she has “some concern” about third-party candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. being on the ballot in Michigan, but said President Joe Biden deserves to win her state this fall. Speaking on CNN, Whitmer was asked about Kennedy’s ability to disrupt the election, especially given that he attracted 9% support in […]

Biden makes jab at Trump for skipping visit to WWI cemetery as he closes out trip to France

President Joe Biden called out presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump without naming him on Sunday. Biden, spending his last day in France to mark the 80th anniversary of D-Day, stopped at the Aisne-Marne American Cemetery roughly 50 miles outside of Paris. The cemetery contains the graves of 2,289 American war dead, mostly from a […]

James Carville fears ’80-year-old guys’ Biden, Trump causing youth voter disengagement

Political guru James Carville said in a Sunday morning radio interview that he fears this year’s geriatric presidential campaign is turning off young voters. “The lack of enthusiasm among young people for public policy, or public service, or being involved in the public square, is quite disheartening,” Carville said. Carville, known for his political takes […]

Biden allies launch new Super PAC aimed at boosting youth vote: Report

President Joe Biden‘s allies have launched a new Super PAC aimed at improving his standing among the younger voting demographic. The new group, Won’t PAC Down, hired Gen Z and millennial writers, directors, and producers to craft content engineered to win over voters under 30, Politico reported. The PAC also includes some Biden alums, including […]

Pretrial service expansion awaits Pritzker’s signature

(The Center Square) – The state of Illinois may be getting into pretrial services as a result of changes prompted by the Safety, Accountability, Fairness, Equity-Today Act. House Bill 4621 was sent to the governor’s desk for signature and would create the Office of Statewide Pretrial Services, allowing it to provide pretrial services to circuit […]

Donald Trump receives warm welcome during California fundraisers

Presidential candidate Donald Trump took part in his third California fundraiser in three days on Saturday. Trump finished his visit in Newport Beach, where he spoke to a sold-out crowd at a private fundraiser. While it remains to be seen how much was raised, tickets ranged from $5,000 to $250,000. Earlier, Silicon Valley investor David […]

Stanford files felony charges against pro-Palestine protestors, brings back SAT

(The Center Square) – Just after felony charges were announced against pro-Palestine protestors, Stanford University declared applicants would be required to submit ACT or SAT scores for fall 2025 admission. Stanford filed felony burglary charges against the 13 protestors, including one Stanford Daily reporter, for barricading themselves in the university president’s and provost’s office building. […]

San Francisco opens city’s first $5 million taxpayer-funded free food ‘market’

(The Center Square) – San Francisco opened its first $5.5 million free food “market”, where approved residents can show a benefits eligibility card, put what they want in their carts, check out to keep track of outgoing inventory, and leave without paying. The Bayview-Hunters Point facility aims to be a food pantry alternative that replicates […]
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