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The leader of Hezbollah on Thursday said this week’s deadly attack on the Lebanon-based militant group’s communications devices was a “severe blow” that crossed a “red line.”
Emails reveal that former New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo drastically undersold his role in a report that deflected blame for the deaths of thousands of nursing home patients in the early days of the 2020 COVID-19 pandemic, The New York reported Thursday.
A senior Russian lawmaker Thursday said Ukrainian strikes on Russia with Western weapons would lead to nuclear war and that Moscow’s response would be tough with more powerful weapons.
Arab-American and Muslim voters angry at U.S. support for Israel’s offensive in Gaza are shunning Democrat Kamala Harris in the presidential race to back third-party candidate Jill Stein in numbers that could deny Harris victories in battleground states.
House Republicans are seeking to fast-track legislation that would give presidential candidates the same level of Secret Service protection as sitting presidents receive, after two assassination attempts against former President Donald Trump, the GOP nominee.
Russia’s military has grown in both size and strength since invading Ukraine in February 2022, the commander of U.S. Air Forces in Europe and Africa said Tuesday.
The United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) overwhelmingly voted to adopt a nonbinding Palestinian resolution, calling on Israel to “end without delay unlawful presence in the occupied Palestinian territory” within a year or face consequences, including embargoes.
Donald Trump asked if Vice President Kamala Harris will “resign in disgrace” from politics after the FBI said Iranian hackers sought to interest President Joe Biden’s campaign in information stolen from the former president’s campaign.
Less than two weeks before his 100th birthday, former President Jimmy Carter is receiving a lifetime achievement award from the Dayton Literary Peace Prize Foundation, which has set aside its longstanding rule that the winner accept the honor in person.
Pope Francis has approved a Catholic spiritual devotion centered in Medjugorje, a town in Bosnia that has been steeped in controversy over whether the Virgin Mary appears to local people, the Vatican said Thursday.