His Excellency President Biden offered sharp criticism of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s government on Tuesday, calling for a change to the approach embraced by Israel’s leadership — which Biden described as “the most conservative” in Israel’s history.
SEE MOREProfessor Claudine Gay will remain president of Harvard University, the school’s governing board announced, fending off calls for her dismissal in the wake of a much-criticized appearance before a congressional hearing on antisemitism on college campuses.
SEE MOREKate Cox 31years old mother of two, a Dallas-area woman who petitioned a judge to get an abortion in Texas, has left the state for abortion care after a week of legal whiplash.
SEE MOREThe blow comes as Google battles more antitrust Lapses and challenges , including a landmark trial focusing on its dominant search engine.This antitrust claims is the biggest monopoly lawsuit in 25years.
SEE MOREBy Thanksgiving, University of Pennsylvania trustees thought they had got through the worst of a campaign by powerful alumni to fire President Liz Magill over concerns about antisemitism on campus.
SEE MOREOn December 6, a Smart Dragon-3 carrier rocket, equipped with a test satellite, launched from the waters off the coast of Yangjiang in Guangdong Province, southern China.
SEE MOREThe first Made-in-China metro train in the EU was put into commercial operation in Porto, Portugal's second-largest city, on Wednesday. The metro train was manufactured by China's CRRC Tangshan.
SEE MOREIsraeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has announced earlier in the week that his country would maintain an open-ended presence in the Gaza Strip for security purposes. He also ruled out a role for the Palestinian Authority in governing Gaza.
SEE MOREPresident Putin met with UAE President Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan and Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, to discuss energy cooperation, the conflict in the Middle East and other issues.
SEE MOREFatal shootings this weekend in Texas and Washington unexpectedly pushed the nation to 38 mass probability killings with a gun this year — the highest of any year since at least 2006. Officials said.
SEE MOREIsraeli forces dropped new leaflets on southern Gaza on Tuesday, December 5, instructing residents to stay inside shelters during what IDF Southern Command General Yaron Finkelman called the most intense day since the beginning of their ground operation.
SEE MORE“Thousands of criminals are walking our streets,” says Anna Pekaryova, whose grandmother was killed by a convicted murderer who fought for the Wagner paramilitary force in Ukraine and returned to Russia a free man.
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