President Donald Trump hosted Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at Mar-a-Lago, and warned that Washington would support an Israeli strike on Iran if Tehran presses ahead with its ballistic missile and nuclear programs.
It is not Donald Trump whom Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu should be most concerned about, but rather James Fishback, a Republican candidate for governor of Florida. Netanyahu, the architect of Israel’s alliance with the Republican Party, should use his conversation with the president to address the need to curb a trend that ultimately threatens US support for Israel.
The Somali-born congresswoman rarely misses an opportunity to attack Israel, yet she has so far refrained from responding to the Israeli announcement that sparked outrage in Mogadishu. One possible explanation is the alleged involvement of the Omar family in the genocide that ultimately led to the creation of Somaliland.
Two winning tickets were sold, entitling each holder to half the prize. The Missouri ticket holder’s share amounts to $893.5 million before taxes.
US President Donald Trump posted a holiday message in a festive tone, listing his achievements while lashing out at his political rivals.
Former EU commissioner Thierry Breton among five facing travel restrictions over Digital Services Act enforcement.
Career diplomats' union says unprecedented mass withdrawal breaks with longstanding diplomatic norms.
The conservative movement gathered without its founder for the first time, and the stage became a battleground over the soul of the American right.
The US president's Truth Social announcement also labeled the Maduro government as a foreign terrorist organization.
Police launch a homicide investigation after MIT fusion scientist is fatally shot in Brookline. Authorities rule out a link to the Brown University attack. Social media rife with speculation over Iran, Israel.