United States

October 12, 2023

U.S. and Qatar Deny Iran’s Access to $6 Billion From Prisoner Deal

The New York Times: U.S. and Qatar have reached an agreement to prevent Iran from accessing $6 billion that was recently sent to the country. This fund transfer was a result of

United States·World

US universities lose millions as donors pull funding over Hamas stance

The Financial Times: American universities are losing millions as donors cut off funding because of their students’ stance on Hamas. Donors such as Mark Rowan and Leslie Wexner are calling on universities to condemn Hamas more strongly. They want universities

October 19, 2023

Jordan Activates Right-Wing Pressure Campaign in Push to Win Speakership

Politics·United States

The New York Times: Representative Jim Jordan and his allies are pushing aggressively to secure his election as the Speaker of the House, employing

Jordan Seeks Speakership as Republican Infighting Rages

Politics·United States

The New York Times: Representative Jim Jordan of Ohio, a “hard-right Republican,” is making a bid for the Speaker of the House role amid

U.S. Strikes Over 85 Targets at 7 Sites in Iraq and Syria Against Iran’s Forces and Proxies

February 3, 2024

United States·World

The New York Times: The aftermath of U.S. military strikes in Syria and Iraq, targeting Iranian forces and Iran-backed militias, began emerging on Saturday. A Britain-based monitoring group reported at least 18

How Biden’s Immigration Fight Threatens His Biggest Foreign Policy Win

January 19, 2024

United States·World

The New York Times: President Biden’s immigration challenges in the United States are impacting his broader agenda, including the war in Ukraine. The increasing number of individuals crossing the U.S.-Mexico border has

Government presumption of racial disadvantage under siege by White plaintiffs

December 19, 2023

United States·World

The Washington Post: Minority business programs that dispense federal aid based on ‘social disadvantage presumptions’ are built on a ‘house of cards,’ scholars say Established in 1969, the MBDA, part of the

A celebration for Putin

December 13, 2023

Europe·United States·World

Der Spiegel: Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyj’s efforts to secure new military aid in Washington were unsuccessful due to Republican opposition in Congress. The Republicans are cynically using Ukraine for election campaigning, hindering

Joe Biden Is Turning Out to Be America’s Most Pro-Israel President Ever

November 29, 2023

Middle East·United States·World

Time: President Joe Biden has emerged as possibly the most pro-Israel president in U.S. history. His reaction to the Hamas terrorist attacks on October 7 exemplifies this stance. He has openly expressed

US universities search for ways to defuse campus tensions over Gaza

November 28, 2023

United States·World

The Financial Times: US universities, particularly Stanford and Berkeley, are grappling with escalating campus tensions due to the conflict in Gaza. Carol Christ of Berkeley is seeking to balance free speech with

Growing Numbers of Chinese Migrants Are Crossing the Southern Border

November 24, 2023

China·United States·World

The New York Times: In the past year, over 24,000 Chinese citizens were apprehended crossing into the United States from Mexico, a number exceeding the total for the previous decade. These migrants

Kremlin says report on Zelenskiy’s alleged ignorance of Nord Stream attack is ‘alarming’

November 13, 2023

Europe·Russia·United States·World

Reuters: The Kremlin expressed concern over a Washington Post report alleging Ukrainian military involvement in the Nord Stream pipeline attacks. The report claimed that Roman Chervinsky, a high-ranking Ukrainian military officer, coordinated

Behind Public Assurances, Xi Jinping Spread Grim Views on U.S.

November 13, 2023

China·United States·World

The New York Times: President Xi Jinping of China, during his early rule, frequently assured the United States of peaceful coexistence, but simultaneously communicated a more confrontational stance in internal speeches to

Pope Francis dismisses conservative Texas bishop and critic Joseph Strickland

November 12, 2023

United States·World

The Guardian: Pope Francis has dismissed Joseph Strickland, a conservative bishop in Texas and a strong critic of the Pope, particularly rare in the Roman Catholic Church. Strickland, known for his support

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U.S. and Qatar Deny Iran’s Access to $6 Billion From Prisoner Deal

US universities lose millions as donors pull funding over Hamas stance

Jordan Activates Right-Wing Pressure Campaign in Push to Win Speakership

Jordan Seeks Speakership as Republican Infighting Rages

U.S. Strikes Over 85 Targets at 7 Sites in Iraq and Syria Against Iran’s Forces and Proxies

How Biden’s Immigration Fight Threatens His Biggest Foreign Policy Win

Government presumption of racial disadvantage under siege by White plaintiffs

A celebration for Putin

Joe Biden Is Turning Out to Be America’s Most Pro-Israel President Ever

US universities search for ways to defuse campus tensions over Gaza

Growing Numbers of Chinese Migrants Are Crossing the Southern Border

Kremlin says report on Zelenskiy’s alleged ignorance of Nord Stream attack is ‘alarming’

Behind Public Assurances, Xi Jinping Spread Grim Views on U.S.

Pope Francis dismisses conservative Texas bishop and critic Joseph Strickland

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