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Russian Guided Bomb Hits Ukrainian Buses, Killing 30 as Kyiv Faces Worsening Blackouts
The attack in Kramatorsk marks a deadly escalation against civilian infrastructure, coinciding with emergency power outages in the capital and diplomatic talks in Washington.
Mamdani Dines at NYC Restaurant Linked to Anti-Israel Menu After Vigil Backlash
The mayor's visit to Ayat Hinds Hall follows pro-Palestinian protesters booing him at an Oct. 7 anniversary vigil, intensifying scrutiny of his stance on Gaza.
Protesters Label NYC Mayor Mamdani a 'Traitor' at Oct. 7 Vigil
Demonstrators accused Mayor Mamdani of 'genocide' and 'selling out' his community during an anniversary event, challenging his stance on the Israel-Hamas conflict.
Report: US Aircraft Losses in Iran War Nearly Double to 81
Congressional Research Service analysis reveals significant damage to F-15Es, F-35As, and drones, raising concerns about industrial base capacity.
Arab Delegation Reacts to Unedited Hamas Atrocity Footage at Boston Consulate Screening
Members of the Sharaka organization from five Middle Eastern nations viewed a 47-minute compilation of October 7 attacks that included previously unreleased video.
Mamdani’s $30M Antisemitism Plan Includes Funding Pathway to Anti-Israel Group
The strategy allocates $6.4 million to Partners Against Hate, which partners with the Arab American Association of New York, drawing scrutiny from critics.
Chinese Military Activity Nearly Doubles Around Philippines in Disputed Waters
The Armed Forces of the Philippines tracked 101 Chinese vessels in September, up from 56 in August, amid tense air and sea encounters near key flashpoints.
United Airlines Withholds Pilot From Service Following Report of Reinstatement
The move comes after Channel 14 reported Capt. Ibrahim R. Mossallam returned to the cockpit six months after being suspended for social media posts praising Hamas.
ActBlue Implements Passport Verification as GOP Probes Foreign Donation Allegations
The Democratic fundraising platform says the new program allows US citizens abroad to resume donating, while House Republicans argue the change confirms prior verification failures.
FBI Counterintelligence Squads Face Staffing Shortfalls Amid Rising Espionage Threats
Reports indicate field offices are operating at 50-60% capacity for counterintelligence roles as resources shift to violent crime and immigration enforcement.