Biden admin moves to shield thousands of Lebanese nationals in US from deportation
The Biden administration announced this week that it is moving to give work permits and protection from deportation to thousands of Lebanese nationals.
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Nebraska high court restores voting right for thousands of convicted felons
The court's unanimous decision restores the right to vote for residents with felony criminal records upon completion of their sentence, impacting thousands.
Biden admin issues warning to Netanyahu as Israel holds emergency meeting on Gaza aid
The U.S. warned Israel on this week that it is "watching" Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's actions on delivering aid to Gaza.
Who was Yahya Sinwar? The Israeli prisoner turned terrorist Hamas leader killed by IDF troops
Sinwar rose to the top position after the killing of previous leader Ismail Haniyeh in the explosion of a guesthouse in Tehran on July 30.
Trump says Jan. 6 was a “day of love,” glossing over supporters’ violence
Washington — Former President Donald Trump insisted that the Jan. 6 attack, when his supporters stormed the Capitol and assaulted scores of law enforcement officers, was not a day of violence, but a “day of love” when “nothing” was “done wrong.” The Republican presidential nominee was asked about the assault on the Capitol at a
Early Voting Begins in Battleground State North Carolina
Voters in western North Carolina, a critical battleground state in this year’s election, are heading to the polls on Oct. 17, the first day of early voting, despite parts of the area still lacking power, running water, or reliable internet service after Hurricane Helene devastated the region just weeks ago. Original News Source Link –
‘Sleazeball’: McConnell’s 2020 thoughts on Trump revealed in new book
Mitch McConnell's years of private criticism of Trump are revealed in excerpts ahead of the release of a new book on the Senate Republican leader.