According to current officials familiar with the situation who spoke with the press, President Joe Biden is increasing political pressure on Israel’s government to permit more humanitarian aid and to curtail its war efforts in the Gaza Strip, however, he has not halted the supply of weaponry and funds being sent to America’s ally.
Read More Biden Admin Steps Up Criticism Of Israel To Appease Democrats While Continuing To Send Israel Aid, Funds
A new complaint was filed in federal court against Elon Musk and the X Corp. by a group of former Twitter executives, including CEO Parag Agrawal, CFO Ned Segal, head of legal Vijaya Gadde, and general counsel Sean Edgett.
Read More Ex-Twitter Execs Sue Elon Musk, X For Over $128M, Citing Severance Pay
U.S. Democrat Senator Bob Menendez’s argument regarding the search warrants involved in his case being “unconstitutional”—while investigators cited charges of corruption and discovered gold bars and cash at his New Jersey home—was dismissed by a federal judge on Monday.
Read More Judge Rejects Sen. Menendez’s Claim Search Warrants Were ‘Unconstitutional’ In Bribery Case
According to a team of United Nations (UN) delegates, during Hamas’ October 7th attack on Israel, there were “reasonable grounds to believe” that the terrorist group committed sexual violence, including rape and gang-rape.
Read More UN Report: ‘Reasonable Grounds To Believe’ Hamas Members Sexually-Assaulted, Raped Abductees
The CEO of the American Hospital Association, Rick Pollack, stated on Thursday night that the aftermath of a recent ransomware attack on the nation’s biggest health care payment processor is “the most serious incident of its kind leveled against a U.S. health care organization.”
Read More Ransomware Attack Targets U.S. Healthcare Payment Processor In ‘Most Serious Incident Of Its Kind’
San Diego police reported on Friday that a shooting incident at a dentist office resulted in one death and two injuries.
Read More Jewish Dentist Fatally Shot By Muslim Former Patient, 2 Others Injured