After Israel and Hezbollah agreed to halt Lebanon border fighting for 60 days, President Joe Biden announced a new U.S. effort to secure a Gaza truce, seemingly hoping that his presidential legacy can conclude in a more positive light.
Read More Biden Pushes For Gaza Ceasefire Deal After Israel-Hezbollah Deal
In an unsettling letter from jail, Ryan Routh, who is accused of taking part in the second assassination attempt on Donald Trump’s life, linked himself to the now-deceased 20-year-old Thomas Crooks, the 47th president-elect’s first failed assassin.
Read More Ryan Routh, Second Failed Trump Assassin, Shares Letter From Jail Explaining His Motives
The Israeli U.S.-backed ceasefire agreement with Hezbollah to end the war in Lebanon was accepted by Israel’s security council on Tuesday.
Read More Israeli Security Cabinet Approves U.S.-Backed Ceasefire In Lebanon, Netanyahu Voices Support
In New York, adultery is no longer illegal. On Friday, Governor Kathy Hochul approved the repeal of 1907 legislation that forbade the conduct.
Read More N.Y. Gov. Kathy Hochul Repeals 1907 Bill, Making Adultery Legal
Ghislaine Maxwell, the British socialite and former accomplice to the now-deceased pedophile sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein, attempted to have the ruling maintaining her conviction overturned by a U.S. appellate court, but she was denied.
Read More U.S. Appeals Court Will Not Revisit Ghislaine Maxwell Sex Trafficking Conviction
A small asteroid that spent around two months in Earth’s orbit is now reportedly leaving. On Monday, the sun’s strong force is expected to drive the asteroid, known as “2024 PT5,” away from Earth.
Read More Earth Bids Farewell To ‘Tiny Asteroid’ That Joined Its Orbit For 2 Months: ‘Goodbye Mini Moon’