Israel was urged by the U.S. State Department to be completely “transparent” on an airstrike that occurred on Thursday morning at a central Gaza school, which was said to have allegedly killed at least 35 people.
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On the 80th anniversary of D-Day, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton inappropriately compared former President Donald Trump to deceased Nazi leader Adolf Hitler, insinuating that opposing Trump would amount to the same “protection of democracy” as the brave men who stormed the beaches of Normandy.
Read More Hillary Clinton Posts D-Day Social Media Post Comparing Trump To Hitler: ‘Very Bitter’
As struggling businesses reduce labor expenses and boost prices to counteract wage hikes, fast food restaurants in California have eliminated over 10,000 jobs as a result of the state’s new $20 minimum wage, according to a trade group that reported the findings on Thursday.
Read More Calif. Fast Food Minimum Wage Hike Continues Impacting Positions, Businesses: 10,000 Jobs Lost
As it considers Donald Trump’s plea to remove Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis, a Georgia appeals court has halted Trump’s criminal prosecution proceedings, most likely ensuring that the trial will not take place before this year’s election.
Read More Election Inference Case Paused By Georgia Appeals Court
On Wednesday, a shooter opened fire at the U.S. Embassy in Lebanon, injuring a security guard before being immediately apprehended by Lebanese authorities.
Read More State Dept: Gunman Who Opened Fire At U.S. Embassy In Lebanon Was Wearing ‘ISIS’ Vest
In the first son’s federal gun trial on Wednesday, Hunter Biden’s ex-wife told the jury that her husband “was not himself” when he used crack cocaine, but that he was still able to function.
Read More Hunter Biden’s Ex’s Detail Severity Of Drug Use: ‘Smoked Crack Every 20 Minutes’