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US issues sanctions on six Iranian officials for crackdown on protesters as rial hits record low
The sanctions will target six officials who “oversee the Iranian security forces responsible for the violent crackdowns on protesters,” including Iran’s minister of the interior.
Iranian President Pezeshkian claims foreign powers provoked protests to 'tear the nation apart'
Yoram Hazony’s antisemitism speech sparks pushback from former aide, Jewish conservatives
Jewish seniors rally behind their caregivers as 350,000 Haitians are set to lose legal status
Josh Shapiro’s new memoir puts his Jewish identity at the center of his political vision
Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro asserts that Judaism is not a sidebar to his public life, but one of its central organizing principles.
US approves $6.5 billion in potential military sales to Israel, $9 billion sales to Saudi Arabia
The US State Department approved a potential sale of Joint Light Tactical Vehicles and Apache Helicopters to Israel, and the potential sale of Patriot advanced capability-3 missiles to Saudi Arabia.
Ritchie Torres challenger takes aim at Bronx 'Zionist millionaires' in campaign video
Political organizer Jose Vega claimed Ritchie Torres was "bought and controlled by Zionist influencers and millionaires" in a new congressional campaign video.
Catherine O'Hara, actress from Home Alone, Schitt’s Creek dies at 71 in Los Angeles home
According to her agency CAA, O'Hara, who was 71 years old, died at her home in Los Angeles following a brief illness.
Final Epstein document cache released by US Justice Department, including over 3 million pages
US Justice Department releases final batch of Epstein files, revealing millions of pages, videos, and images with heavy redactions, raising new questions.
'They feel abandoned': Iranians need Trump's help, former IRGC officer warns - interview
IRAN AFFAIRS: What began as an economic grievance quickly snowballed into demands for change and an end to the Islamic regime that has held the country under its thumb for nearly 50 years.
UN Chief Guterres warns of UN's 'imminent financial collapse,' cites unpaid fees
The organization is at risk of "imminent financial collapse," with Guterres citing unpaid fees and a budget rule that forces the global body to return unspent money.
FBI arrests former CNN anchor Don Lemon in investigation over anti-ICE church protest
Last week, a federal appellate court declined to order a lower court judge to sign an arrest warrant for Lemon, alongside four more people, for their role in an anti-ICE protest.
Iran ready to resume talks with US, Aragchi says, calling for 'fair, equitable' negotiations
Araqchi, who described his talks with Hakan Fidan in Istanbul as "good and useful," also said that Tehran was ready to engage with regional countries to promote stability and peace.
US changes Gaza Civil-Military Coordination Center leadership as Trump pursues stage II of plan
The top military officer at the CMCC is expected to be replaced by a commander of lower rank, while the top civilian has returned has returned to his job as US ambassador to Yemen.
