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US ‘deeply concerned’ after Netanyahu sacks Israel’s defense minister

The Biden administration is "deeply concerned" about ongoing tensions in Israel after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu fired the country's defense minister on Sunday. "We are deeply concerned by today’s developments out of Israel, which further underscore the urgent need for compromise," National Security Council spokesperson Adrienne Watson said in a statement Sunday. Netanyahu has backed controversial judicial reforms...

Congress should act on bill to protect US farms from foreign interference

Last week, Sens. Mike Braun (R-Ind.) and Jon Tester (D-Mont.) introduced the Protecting America’s Agricultural Land from Foreign Harm Act of 2023, marking an important step in keeping U.S. farmland safe from malign foreign influence by reforming how the United states tracks foreign investment in agriculture. The law would reform the Agricultural Foreign Investment Disclosure Act...

State of emergency declared in Georgia after tornadoes hit South

Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp (R) issued a state of emergency on Sunday after a string of severe storms and tornados pummeled the South over the weekend, leaving at least 26 people dead across Mississippi and Alabama. A storm system swept into Georgia Sunday morning and produced "thunderstorms, high-velocity straight-line winds and multiple tornadoes," according to...

Italian mayor defends Florida principal forced out over ‘David’ statue

The mayor of Florence, Italy, on Saturday defended a Florida charter school principal who was pressured to resign after a parent complained students were exposed to pornography during a Renaissance art lesson that featured Michelangelo’s “David” sculpture. “A Florida teacher was forced to quit for showing students photos of Michelangelo's David. Mistaking art for pornography...

Israel’s consul general in New York quits over defense minister’s sacking

Israel's consul general in New York announced his resignation on Sunday, citing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's decision to fire Israel's defense minister, who had urged a delay in controversial judiciary reforms. Asaf Zamir announced his resignation in a statement posted to Twitter, saying he is becoming "increasingly concerned" with the polices of Israel's government. He...

DeSantis tops Trump in Iowa, ties in New Hampshire head-to-head primary: poll

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) is leading former President Trump in a hypothetical head-to-head primary race in Iowa and tied in New Hampshire, according to new polls. The polls, which were provided to Axios, found that 45 percent of Iowa respondents said they would vote for DeSantis, while 37 percent said they’d cast their vote...

Climate czar John Kerry says Biden will impose more mandates, go farther than Inflation Reduction Act

Special Presidential Envoy for Climate John Kerry said the Biden administration plans to unleash additional mandates to reduce emissions, particularly with trucks.

Netanyahu slams Trump’s ‘horrible’ dinner with Kanye West, Nick Fuentes as a ‘big mistake’

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has branded Donald Trump’s dinner with anti-Semitic rapper Kanye West and white supremacist Nick Fuentes as "horrible."

Netanyahu tells Piers Morgan democracy is safe in Israel despite his moves to wrest control of ‘too powerful’ Supreme Court

Israel’s under-fire Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has insisted he’s NOT trying to destroy democracy amid the worst protests in the country’s history over his...

Reagan’s foreign policy doctrine contrasted to Biden’s approach to global unrest

Let's all look back to another time when the idea of "strategic deterrence" and "peace through strength" could be found in political conversations and news coverage. Those two Cold War-era phrases are associated with President Reagan, who deployed them on the global stage as the nation faced some hair-raising times. One Texas Republican lawmaker has revisited this thinking.

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