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Bennett Calls to Dissolve Knesset, Form Constitution at Campaign Event with Lapid
Former prime minister outlines platform for newly merged Together party ahead of elections expected by October.
NYC Mayor Mamdani Commemorates Nakba Day, Drawing Sharp Criticism From Historians and Analysts
The mayor's statement on the Palestinian day of remembrance has sparked debate over historical framing of the 1948 conflict.
Four Crew Members Safely Eject After Two Navy Jets Collide During Idaho Air Show
The collision occurred during the Gunfighter Skies Air Show at Mountain Home Air Force Base, with all personnel accounting for and no civilian injuries reported.
Colbert's Final Episode Marks End of CBS Late-Night Franchise After 11 Years
The May 21 finale comes amid declining ratings, a contentious $16 million Paramount settlement involving Trump, and debate over the future of political satire on broadcast television.
Federal Food Safety Officials Issue 10 Recalls, Multiple Health Alerts Over Salmonella Concerns This Month
The alerts stem from contaminated dry milk powder linked to pizzas sold at major retailers, snack products and pet food across multiple states.
Comey Urges Acting Attorney General Blanche to 'Bone Up on the Rules' Amid Federal Prosecution Case
The former FBI director said federal court rules prohibit him from discussing his case while suggesting Todd Blanche should review those same regulations.
Louisiana Voters Reject All 5 Constitutional Amendments in May Election
The five ballot measures covering civil service reform, school governance, teacher pay raises, business property taxes, and judicial retirement age all failed to pass.
Peru's Fujimori and Sánchez Set for June 7 Presidential Runoff After First-Round Results Confirmed
The two candidates will face off after neither secured more than 50% of the vote in April's first round, with surging crime as voters' top concern.
Bus Riders to Montgomery Retrace Old Steps While Fighting a New Fight Over Voting Rights
Activists gathered in Alabama's capital Saturday for the first major organizing response after a Supreme Court ruling that diminished the landmark 1965 Voting Rights Act.
Thousands Gather on National Mall for Rededicate 250 Prayer Rally Marking America's Semiquincentennial
The Christian-centered event drew top Trump administration officials while progressive religious groups staged counterprogramming, highlighting the nation's ongoing debates over faith and public life.