U.S. Charges Hamas Leader Over Oct. 7 Attack
On September 3, 2024, the United States Department of Justice unsealed seven criminal charges against six of the highest-ranking Hamas leaders.
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Kamala Harris Wins Debate, but the Effect on Undecided Voters Remain Unclear
Former president Donald Trump and Vice-President Kamala Harris faced off in the Presidential Debate on September 10 in Philadelphia, moderated by David Muir and Linsey Davis of ABC News.
Read MoreSecretary of State Antony Blinken Meets with Chinese President Jinping
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken and senior Chinese officials met in Beijing late last week with the goal of reaching diplomatic consensus on key issues.
Read MoreHow to Fix the Migrant Crisis? Federally, Start Treating It Like One.
New York City is facing an influx of migrants. In the last two years, 175,000 new immigrants have arrived in NYC from the southern border. They are arriving in the city in a variety of ways – perhaps most publicly from Texas, by way of a bus sent by Governor Greg Abbott.
Read MoreShould the U.S. Prioritize Cyber Defense in its Budget?
The exponential growth of digital technologies and the pervasive reach of the Internet have revolutionized global communication, commerce, and information exchange. In today’s interconnected world, where a substantial portion of daily activities occurs online, maintaining robust cyber security standards is not just advisable but imperative. The United States, faced with escalating cyber threats from foreign adversaries and the pervasive digitalization of critical infrastructure, must prioritize cybersecurity in its budget allocations to safeguard national security interests and ensure resilience in the face of evolving threats.
Read MoreBritt’s Words on Border Security Highlight Republican Blindness
On March 7, U.S. Senator Katie Britt (R-Ala.) issued the Republican Party’s response to President Joe Biden’s State of the Union Address. Britt gave the speech from the middle of her beige kitchen, spending 16 minutes criticizing Biden’s policies as ineffective and out-of-touch in a stilted manner that Saturday Night Live barely had to change to parody.
Read MorePalestinians Prepare for Ramadan as Devastation Continues
The holy month of Ramadan is traditionally a time of joy, celebration, and worship for Muslims around the world. This year, as Palestinians in Gaza, the West Bank, and in the diaspora mourn the destruction and violence faced in Gaza at the hands of Israeli forces, it stands as a reminder of life before the bombardment.
Read MoreThe American Public Will is Faltering in the Continued Support of the Israeli Government
There is growing scrutiny from the international community regarding support for Israel, while within the United States, questions are arising about America’s political, financial, and military backing of Israel.
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Hungary Declines Meeting with US Senators over Sweden’s NATO Bid
Prime Minister Orbán is considered to have a well-grounded relationship with Russian President Vladmir Putin in comparison to other European Union leaders. However, Orbán made an initial claim announcing his support for Sweden’s entry to the military alliance while confirming that it was his legislative counterparts that were reluctant.
Read MoreThe World Responds to the Death of Alexis Navalny
The potential impact of these sanctions on Russia’s export-driven economy remains uncertain. Nevertheless, the resolute stance taken by the U.S. through this policy is unequivocally aimed at bolstering Navalny’s cause and championing the principles of democracy.
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