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Netanyahu’s office said the Israeli leader has instructed his security cabinet to meet later Friday.
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The Chinese regime is stepping up its efforts to eliminate a religious group in America that it sees as a threat, according to leaked information.
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The Chinese regime is stepping up its efforts to eliminate a religious group in America that it sees as a threat, according to leaked information.
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61 Democrats Join GOP to Pass Bill to Deport Illegal Immigrants for Domestic Violence, Sex Crimes
Opponents of the bill said it may backfire and hurt victims of domestic violence.
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Supreme Court May Rule on TikTok Ban on Friday
The nation’s highest court has been considering the social media platform’s emergency request to halt a law compelling it to sever its Chinese ties.
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The Senate has begun the confirmation process for the president-elect’s new administration.
American Express to Pay $230 Million to Settle Accusations of Deceptive Practices
Prosecutors alleged that its employees misled customers by saying fees for two wire-transfer services were fully tax-deductible and points earned were tax-free.
Blinken: US Is Committed to Protecting Religious Freedom
Marking Religious Freedom Day, the secretary of state highlighted the Biden administration’s record on protecting religious freedom.
Mexico’s Tijuana Declares Emergency in Anticipation of Mass Deportations
The move comes in response to potential mass deportations of illegal immigrants from the United States under the incoming Trump administration.
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Hollywood Film Directing Legend David Lynch Dies at 78
The legendary film director received three Oscar nominations for best director and was given an honorary lifetime achievement.
Longtime Brewers Broadcaster Bob Uecker Dies at 90
Longtime Milwaukee Brewers broadcaster and Baseball Hall of Fame member Bob Uecker has died.
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Any of the eight remaining teams could win the Super Bowl, but only if these weaknesses don’t show up over the rest of the postseason.
Canadian Rapper Drake Sues His Record Label Over Kendrick Lamar Diss Track
Drake is accusing Universal Music Group of publishing and promoting the hit ‘Not Like Us’ to defame and exploit him for profit.
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