‘Blatantly Supporting Terrorism’: Anti-Israel University of Minnesota Students Storm Campus Building, Trapping Employees Inside

Anti-Israel student protesters at the University of Minnesota stormed a campus building Monday afternoon using furniture to barricade exit doors, trapping staff inside and demanding divestment from the Jewish state. Student protesters assembled on a campus lawn before a group stormed Morrill Hall around 4 p.m. Once inside, masked individuals spray-painted security camera lenses and

Russian disinformation groups likely promoting false claims about Tim Walz

Russian disinformation groups likely orchestrated baseless claims targeting Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, falsely accusing the vice presidential candidate of sexually assaulting his students while he was a high school teacher, according to assessments by the U.S. intelligence community, independent researchers and a CBS News analysis.  At least four separate claims have spread since early October,

Russian disinformation groups likely promoting false claims about Walz

Russian disinformation groups likely orchestrated baseless claims targeting Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, falsely accusing the vice presidential candidate of sexually assaulting his students while he was a high school teacher, according to assessments by the U.S. intelligence community, independent researchers and a CBS News analysis.  At least four separate claims have spread since early October,

Yellen Says US, G7 Partners Close to Finalizing $50 Billion Loan for Ukraine

Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen announced on Oct. 22 that the United States and its partners in the Group of Seven (G7) nations are closing in on a final plan to lend as much as $50 billion to Ukraine, which is fighting a Russian invasion. The G7 nations—the United States, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, and

Georgia Supreme Court won’t step in to reinstate controversial election rules

Breaking down Georgia ballot hand count ruling Breaking down the Georgia ballot hand counting ruling 05:21 Georgia’s Supreme Court rejected a Republican-led effort to implement more than half a dozen controversial new election rules before Election Day. In a brief order issued Tuesday, the court declined to reinstate the seven new rules implemented by the