Experts warn Iran could have a nuclear bomb before the next president takes office
Iran is closer to becoming a nuclear-armed power than much of the world realizes, according to a nonpartisan research group’s new report.
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Meta board says “from the river to the sea” isn’t always hate speech
Meta’s Oversight Board has found that the phrase “from the river to the sea” — a rallying cry for supporters of Palestinian rights — does not necessarily violate the Facebook owner’s policies on hate speech. The controversial phrase should not automatically be removed from posts on Facebook, Instagram or Threads, determined the board, which consists
Navy SEAL who killed Bin Laden slaps hotel with lawsuit over incident that derailed career: ‘Didn’t happen’
Former Navy SEAL Rob O'Neill, credited with killing Usama Bin Laden, is speaking out after filing a lawsuit to restore his name after an incident at a Texas hotel last year.
Harris quick to call for gun control after Georgia shooting, stays mum on armed Venezuelan migrant gangs
Vice President Kamala Harris' quick call for gun control contrasts after the Georgia school shooting contrasts with her silence on Venezuelan migrant gangs terrorizing a Colorado town.
Trump to appeal first court loss to E Jean Carroll in New York City
Attorneys for former President Donald Trump are expected to appeal the $5 million verdict in E. Jean Carroll’s case at a federal appeals court on Friday.
Appeals Court Rejects GOP Bid to Remove Campaign Spending Limits
Vice presidential candidate Sen. JD Vance was among the plaintiffs arguing that current limits violate the U.S. Constitution’s First Amendment. A federal appeals court on Sept. 5 rejected a Republican effort to allow political party committees to spend unlimited money on campaigns in coordination with the candidates they support. Vice presidential candidate Sen. JD Vance