Jewish organizations push security grant applications amid Trump policy controversy
Six major organizations call on synagogues and institutions to apply for federal security funding despite controversial new condition.
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Finnish air force drops swastika flag
"We could have continued with this flag, but sometimes embarrassing situations can arise with foreign visitors," explained Colonel Tomi Bhem, head of the air defense force of the air wing in the Karelia region, in an interview with Finnish public broadcaster YLE. "Sometimes it's wise to move with the times."
Uproar in Germany as migrant kills Ukraine girl
The suspect (31), who should have been deported in 2022, was arrested over the weekend after his DNA traces were found on the girl's body.
Belgium to recognize Palestinian state
Belgium links recognition to release of hostages and removal of Hamas, while unveiling 12 sanctions targeting Israel.
Israel has lost its 'total control' over Congress, Trump says
President tells Daily Caller that pro-Israel lobby no longer dominates Capitol Hill like it did 15 years ago, claims people "forgot about October 7th."
EU chief's aircraft targeted by suspected Russian operation
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen's plane forced to carry out manual landing in Bulgaria after GPS interference left pilot relying on analog navigation charts and circling the airport for an hour.
Toronto's air show accused of triggering traumatized Gazans
"This is not merely a show for people; it is a deep trauma for the families of Palestinians whose homes were destroyed by Israeli bombings in Gaza," Turkish-Canadian journalist Nur Dogan posted on X.
Giuliani suffers spinal fracture in car accident
Former New York mayor transported to trauma center after helping domestic violence victim, then struck on highway.
Anti-immigration protesters clash with pro-Palestinian groups in Australia
The protests, which were held under the banner "a march for Australia," deteriorated into violence in several locations, and police were forced to use riot control methods including tear gas and pepper spray.
Trump solves White House vandalism whodunit
The White House's advanced security system, which Trump described as having the "finest security equipment anywhere," enabled staff to review video footage and identify those responsible for the damage.