UNRWA greatly reduced ‘humanitarian aid provided to Gaza residents’ and played ‘key role in the October 7 attack,’ lawsuit alleges UNRWA (Said Khatib/AFP via Getty Images), Hamas (Chris McGrath/Getty Images) Israeli victims of Hamas’s Oct. 7 terror attack are suing the United Nations’ leading aid organization in the Gaza Strip, alleging that the organization “led
Updated 12 mins Ago Judge Aileen Cannon will hear arguments on whether the funding of Smith’s position is constitutional, and Smith’s gag order request. | Published Jun 24, 2024 | Updated Jun 24, 2024 In rebuttal, Mr. Bove reiterated that dismissal of the indictment was appropriate relief. He pointed to United States v. McIntosh, where
Special counsel Jack Smith’s office again requested that a federal judge impose a gag order on former President Donald Trump in his classified records case, saying that new evidence of an alleged threat targeting an FBI agent is a good enough reason to support their arguments. In a court filing submitted on June 21, Mr.
The federal government awarded $2.6 million in taxpayer cash to a biotech company controlled by a Chinese firm that is sanctioned by the American government and designated as a CCP “military company,” spending records show. From 2011 to 2024, the U.S. government awarded $2.6 million over 151 separate transactions to Innomics, a Massachusetts-based subsidiary of
Hamas-friendly gulf state paid American operative $250,000 ‘for [a] PBS documentary,’ DOJ filings reveal Emir of Qatar Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani addresses the U.N. in September 2023. (Adam Gray/Getty Images) Qatar, the oil-rich gulf monarchy that harbors Hamas and other terrorist groups, has used a number of conduits to influence unwitting American audiences:
The Biden administration has approved more than 1,000 fewer oil permits in its first three years than the Trump administration did in the same timeframe, according to internal Interior Department documents reviewed by the Washington Free Beacon. Those documents directly contradict the drilling permit data the agency has shared with the public, which environmental groups have
Senate Democrats proposed legislation on June 20 that would repeal an 1800s-era law they say could be used to restrict abortion and its pill form. The law, known as the Comstock Act, prohibits the mailing of various items—including those intended to induce an abortion. Sen. Catherine Cortez-Masto (D-Nev.), who co-sponsored the repeal bill, said “women