‘The State of Israel has the right and the duty to respond,’ says IDF spokesman (Stephanie Keith/Getty Images) Israel launched its long-awaited counterstrike on Iran, the Israel Defense Forces confirmed Friday evening, with the Jewish state carrying out “precise strikes on military targets in Iran.” “In response to months of continuous attacks from the regime
The paper, which is owned by the Amazon founder, cites two anonymous sources who said it was his call. It appears The Washington Post’s decision to forgo endorsing a presidential candidate—for only the second time since 1976—was made by its owner, Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, according to the newspaper. The paper’s decision was initially explained
The FBI and CISA said the hackers have breached U.S. telecommunications networks, prompting mitigation measures and an investigation. Hackers linked to the Chinese Communist Party have breached America’s commercial telecommunications sector, according to federal agencies, which are “aggressively” working to mitigate the harm, while unconfirmed reports suggest that former President Donald Trump and his running
‘The Joe Rogan Experience’ is rated as the top podcast in the U.S., with more than 17.5 million subscribers on YouTube alone. On Oct. 25, former President Donald Trump is speaking with comedian and popular media figure Joe Rogan on “The Joe Rogan Experience,” one of the most popular podcasts in the United States. Rogan,
YouTube ads encourage young men to say ‘Screw ‘em!’ and vote libertarian (Getty Images) A dark money group linked to Kamala Harris campaign attorney Marc Elias is boosting the Libertarian Party’s presidential candidate through a series of YouTube ads in battleground states, an apparent ploy to pull conservative votes away from Donald Trump. Civic Truth
An appeals court held that mail-in ballots can’t be counted if they are received after Election Day. The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit released an opinion on Oct. 25 stating that federal law requires mail-in ballots be counted no later than election day. In September, the appeals court heard arguments over Mississippi’s
The opinion redirects the case back to the lower court while refraining from issuing an injunction that would halt Mississippi’s law. The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit released an opinion on Oct. 25 stating that federal law requires mail-in ballots be counted no later than election day. In doing so, it ruled