Veteran Washington Post cartoonist Ann Telnaes has resigned following the rejection of her provocative cartoon. The cartoon depicted media moguls, including Post owner Jeff Bezos, appeasing President-elect Donald Trump. On the publishing platform Substack, Telnaes criticized her editor for obstructing her duty to scrutinize the influential. He...
President Joe Biden has written a powerful op-ed in The Washington Post, marking the anniversary of Jan. 6, 2021 a date he describes as a pivotal moment for American democracy. On that day, thousands of rioters who supported then-president Donald Trump crossed the National Mall and climbed the Capitol walls, attacking police officers, smashing...
The White House has revealed that the Treasury Department’s sanctions office was compromised in a cyberattack suspected to be orchestrated by Chinese hackers. This major breach targeted the Office of Foreign Assets Control. It is responsible for enforcing U.S. sanctions, as well as the Treasury Secretary’s office. Spokesperson Kari...
The State Department has notified Congress of a proposed $8 billion arms deal with Israel, despite intense scrutiny. This proposed sale is pending congressional approval. It includes fighter jet munitions, artillery shells, and a range of bombs and fuses, with production and delivery spanning several years. The move aims to bolster Israel̵...
Sources suggest PM wants to control timing of his resignation to avoid appearance of being ousted by his party HAMILTON, Canada (AA) Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is preparing to announce his resignation, according to a media report. Citing anonymous sources, The Globe and Mail reported that Trudeau is expected to resign as leader of...
Shamsuddin Jabbar filed French Quarter before attack; investigators explore his foreign travels ANKARA- Authorities are investigating the background of Shamsud-Din Jabbar, a 42-year-old US Army veteran, who used Meta smart glasses to record reconnaissance footage in New Orleans before a New Year’s Day truck attack that killed 14 people and in...
-DAMASCUS (AA) Universities in Syria have resumed functioning after nearly a month. All educational institutions had been closed since December 8 following uncertainty that developed after the fall of the Bashar al-Assad regime. Students and teachers, excited to return to their universities, shared their experiences and emotions about the rec...
Soldier escapes after Brazilian court ordered investigation over war crimes in Gaza -JERUSALEM, Occupied Palestinian Territories An Israeli soldier charged with committing serious war crimes during the ongoing war on Gaza has fled Brazil, where authorities had been pressing for an investigation, according to the local media. The investigation ...
Harsh winter conditions have exacerbated the humanitarian crisis, leading to the death of an eighth infant from hypothermia Muslim Network TV Desk GAZA, Palestine (MNTV) – Israeli forces have killed 49 Palestinians and injured 75 others within the last 24 hours as they intensified their operations in Gaza. Reports confirm that in an atta...
WASHINGTON (AA) – The Pentagon said Friday that no support was requested in connection with attacks on New Year’s Day, which were carried out by active military personnel and a veteran. “To date, no DoD (Department of Defense) support has been requested in response to either incident in either New Orleans or Las Vegas,”...
