Trump Assassination Attempt Suspect Trial Starting November, Judge Orders

The trial date will start nearly two weeks after the November election. The man accused of trying to assassinate former President Donald Trump will stand trial in November, a federal judge ordered Tuesday. U.S. District Judge Aileen Cannon ordered a trial date for Ryan Routh, 58, for Monday, Nov. 18. It came a day after

Columbia Covered Travel Costs for Suspended Student Who Fantasized About ‘Murdering Zionists,’ Citing ‘Concern About His Safety,’ Lawsuit Reveals

Khymani James’s violent rhetoric roiled Columbia encampment L: Khymani James in 2021 (X) R: James in 2024 (Instagram) Columbia University paid for Khymani James, its now-infamous anti-Semitic student who fantasized on video about “murdering Zionists,” to return home at the height of the spring encampment that plagued Columbia’s campus, according to a new lawsuit. An

Iranians Kill One Palestinian in Missile Assault on Israel

The only known casualty from Iran’s major ballistic missile attack on Israel was a Palestinian civilian, the New York Times reported. Sameh al-Asali, a native of Gaza, was killed by “falling shrapnel” in a West Bank village near Jericho. 🚨BREAKING: An Iranian missile killed a Palestinian man in Jericho, West Bank—identified as Sameh Al Asali,

Biden-Harris Admin Abruptly Bails on High Holidays Call With Jewish Community as Iran Bombs Israel

‘I’m writing to let you know the president’s schedule has shifted and we need to reschedule,’ writes WH liaison to Jewish community Shelley Greenspan Joe Biden delivers remarks during a 2022 Rosh Hashanah reception (Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images) The Biden-Harris White House abruptly canceled a private phone call between President Joe Biden and Jewish community leaders