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Israel war: Who is Israel ambassador nominee Jack Lew

Senate Democrats are rushing to confirm former Treasury Secretary Jack Lew as the next ambassador to Israel amid a war between Israel and the terrorist organization Hamas.

What to know about Transition Day for Iran nuclear deal

Wednesday marks "Transition Day" for the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, also known as the Iran nuclear deal, when all nuclear-related sanctions on Iran will expire.

Class-action settlement: Deadline to file for $15 million A&W settlement today

The deadline to file a claim form in a $15 million class-action settlement against A&W and Keurig Dr Pepper is today. The lawsuit was brought on to resolve claims the company falsely advertised root beer and cream soda products.

Texas city settles lawsuit involving 2020 ‘Trump Train’ road incident with Biden bus

The city of San Marcos, Texas, settled a lawsuit regarding a 2020 incident in which a group of vehicles described as the "Trump Train" surrounded a Biden campaign bus on a busy interstate.

Israel-Hamas conflict becomes a war of misinformation: ‘The damage had been done’

The bombing of a Gaza hospital on Tuesday has illustrated how quickly misinformation has been weaponized in the Israel-Hamas conflict.

Rachel Maddow says Trump wants to put MSNBC on trial ‘so he can execute us’

MSNBC host Rachel Maddow said on Wednesday that former President Donald Trump wants to put her network on trial "so he can execute us."

Israel war: McConnell slams academia and corporate media’s treatment of conflict

Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) lambasted the media on Wednesday over its bungled and confusing reporting on who was responsible for Tuesday’s deadly airstrike on a Christian hospital in Gaza.

Biden administration announces $3.5 billion to strengthen power grids against blackouts

The Biden administration announced nearly $3.5 billion in funding Wednesday to strengthen United States power grids in an effort to boost reliability and avoid capacity shortfalls or blackouts during extreme weather events.

Israel war: Harvard and Columbia students lose law firm job offer for anti-Israel stance

A major law firm has rescinded its offer of employment to three students at Harvard and Columbia law schools who endorsed statements that blamed Israel for a series of terrorist attacks by Hamas.

Man freed from prison 16 years after wrongful conviction is shot dead during police traffic stop

A black man who spent 16 years in a Florida prison after being wrongly convicted of a 2004 armed robbery was shot and killed by a Georgia sheriff's deputy who pulled him over for speeding on Monday.
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