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Weapons were en route to Houthis in Yemen, US says. Entities and individuals sanctioned for their involvement in the purchase and sale of Iranian petrochemicals.

They have been limited due to the coronavirus, but are using online and old-fashioned sources, including the phone, to get their messages across, especially in states with high Jewish populations.

To understand what gives the inch-long beetle its strength, researchers first tested how much squishing it could take. The species, which can be found in Southern California’s woodlands, withstood compression of about 39,000 times its own weight.

Inquiry finds "serious failings" in party's handling of anti-Semitism. Corbyn argues the number of anti-Semitism complaints filed while serving as head of the party from 2015 until 2019 was largely overblown.

Trailing in the polls behind Joe Biden doesn’t seem to be a concern for the president, who refuses to slow down on the campaign trail. “We are going to win a record share of Hispanic Americans, of African Americans, of Asian Americans. We’re going to win a historic share of women [voters],” he tells a massive crowd in Arizona.

Iran’s supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, testing Twitter’s new policy of censoring Holocaust denial, asks: Why should anyone who questions the Holocaust be punished while insulting the Prophet Muhammad is allowed?

Hours later, police in the southern city of Avignon shoot dead another man for threatening passersby with a knife and also shouting “Allahu Akbar. In Saudi Arabia, an assailant stabs a guard at the French Consulate in the city of Jidda.

President Recep Tayyip Erdogan says that standing against attacks on the Prophet [Muhammad] was “an issue of honor for us”, suggesting Ankara may be digging in for a prolonged standoff.

After three rallies in Pennsylvania, President Donald Trump went on to events in Michigan, Wisconsin, and Nebraska, and also managed to swear in his third confirmed Supreme Court justice nominee.