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Israel war: Jake Sullivan claims Hamas is preventing US citizens from fleeing Gaza into Egypt

National security adviser Jake Sullivan blamed Hamas for stopping United States citizens in the Gaza Strip from fleeing the territory into Egypt.

Israel war: Nikki Haley predicts that Arab countries will ‘blame’ US for their own inaction

2024 presidential candidate Nikki Haley said that Arab countries should step up and offer aid to Palestinians attempting to evacuate from the Gaza Strip as the war in Israel continues.

GOP congressman rescues 96 Americans stranded in Israel

Rep. Cory Mills (R-FL) accomplished another rescue mission in Israel that has returned 96 Americans home.

Israel war: US to evacuate stranded Americans by sea as conflict escalates

The United States Embassy in Israel will evacuate Americans by sea on Monday morning as civilians try to reach safety after last weekend’s unprecedented terrorist attack ignited war in the region.

Faith-based After Death film to follow Sound of Freedom success with 88,000 tickets already sold

Following the success of Sound of Freedom, Angel Studios is set to release its next film, After Death, with more than 88,000 tickets already sold.

Jeff Landry flips Louisiana governor mansion in first GOP win in eight years

Republican Attorney General Jeff Landry has won the Louisiana governor's race, flipping the governor's mansion red for the first time in eight years.

Caitlyn Jenner blasts ‘cruel’ media reports that family was bad-mouthed in documentary

Caitlyn Jenner assured fans that no family secrets were told in an upcoming documentary about the Kardashian family.

Biden closed Q3 with more cash on hand than entire GOP field

President Joe Biden's 2024 reelection effort continued its steady fundraising dominance in the third quarter of 2023, according to data published Sunday morning by the campaign.

Biden-appointed prosecutor rejected Hunter case, raising conflict of interest questions

U.S. Attorney Matthew Graves, appointed by President Joe Biden, saw no conflict of interest problems with addressing a case against the president's son when Graves was presented with the case last year.

House dysfunction could spell doom for vulnerable Republicans and GOP majority

With the 2024 elections inching closer, disagreement within the House Republican conference on a speaker threatens to put several members representing swing districts at risk, further endangering their already slim majority over Democrats.
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