The recent deaths of six hostages in Gaza have triggered unprecedented protests and a nationwide strike in Israel, potentially marking a critical turning point in the country's ongoing conflict.Insert Preheader
Today's Poll Question
Which is a better response by Israel after Hamas’ execution of 6 hostages: engage in cease-fire, or end negotiations and use more military force?
The recent deaths of six hostages in Gaza have triggered unprecedented protests and a nationwide strike in Israel, potentially marking a critical turning point in the country's ongoing conflict.
Trump's campaign is targeting Harris with aggressive attack ads, aiming to drag her down as their best chance in a tight race, given the slim prospects of improving Trump's own public image.
The U.S. DOJ seized a $13M aircraft used by Venezuelan President Maduro, alleging it was illegally purchased and smuggled out of the U.S. in violation of export controls and sanctions.
Migrants now account for 75% of Midtown Manhattan arrests, overwhelming NYC's justice system, as sanctuary city laws hinder police from working with ICE and tracking immigration statuses.
A French man is on trial for allegedly drugging and raping his wife, while also arranging for dozens of other men to assault her over a decade without her knowledge.
The murder of Hersh Goldberg-Polin by Hamas has intensified criticism of Netanyahu, who is accused of obstructing potential deals to secure the release of hostages.
Meredith Gaudreau spoke out on Instagram after her husband, NHL star Johnny Gaudreau, and his brother were killed by an alleged drunk driver, reflecting on Johnny as a loving father and husband.
Four people were shot and killed while sleeping on a CTA Blue Line train in Forest Park; a suspect has been apprehended, and police are investigating the motive behind the attack.
In response to student mental health concerns and the rise of AI, many schools are rethinking their homework policies, with some adopting no-homework strategies to alleviate stress.
Britain will suspend 30 of its 350 arms export licenses with Israel because there was a risk such equipment might be used to commit violations of international humanitarian law.
President Biden criticized Netanyahu for not doing enough to secure a hostage deal, stating "No" when asked if the PM was making sufficient efforts, but added that negotiations are "very close."
UNC-Chapel Hill fraternity brothers hosted a $500,000 "Flagstock" concert celebrating their defense of the American flag during an April protest, though many criticized the event’s divisive tone.
The federal minimum wage of $7.25 an hour has remained stagnant for 15 years, falling far behind the cost of living, prompting urgent calls for Congress to raise it.
Hunter Biden's second trial this year will focus on charges of tax evasion linked to his struggles with addiction, potentially leading to penalties following his earlier conviction on gun charges.
Four National Guard veterans accused Tim Walz of being a "coward" and "liar" for allegedly exaggerating his military service and abandoning his unit before their deployment to Iraq.
Sexual choking is becoming more common among young people, fueled by pornography and a desire for intimacy, despite the serious risks and concerns around consent.
As Gen Z workers outnumber Baby Boomers, companies struggle to understand and engage them, with a growing generational disconnect prompting new approaches to workplace mentorship.
Volkswagen in Germany is considering factory closures and significant job cuts as it faces mounting economic challenges, prompting fierce resistance from German workers' unions.
Linda Deutsch, a renowned AP trial reporter who covered many of the nation's most significant criminal trials over nearly 50 years, including Manson and O.J. Simpson, has died at 80.
The Philadelphia Eagles are removing counterfeit ads falsely claiming Kamala Harris as the team's "official candidate," misleading residents with the Eagles logo and team website.
Trump's campaign released a statement from Gold Star families defending his Arlington Cemetery visit and accusing Harris of politicizing their children's sacrifice.
AFT President Randi Weingarten called JD Vance "disconnected from life" over his childless remarks and stressed the need for safe, engaging school environments.
