Tuesday, October 15, 2024
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Jack Smith’s Effort To Plumb Trump’s Intent on January 6 Could Earn Special Counsel a Rebuke at the Supreme Court
The justices barred the prosecutor from inquiring into the 45th president’s state of mind — but is the lawman listening?
Members of Congress Urge FBI To Investigate Terror Threats From Anti-Israel Student Groups at Columbia
‘Federal intervention is now necessary’ to address the calls for violence made by Columbia University Apartheid Divest.
New York Times Defends Article That Accuses the IDF of Shooting Children in the Head After Experts Refute the Evidence
‘The NYT lied or failed to verify the information presented to them,’ a retired Special Forces Soldier claims.
Ryan Lizza Says Olivia Nuzzi Told Him RFK Jr. Wanted To ‘Possess,’ ‘Impregnate’ Her
North Korea Destroys Roads, Railways Connecting It With the South
Columnists
Editorials
Opinion
Federal Overspending, and the Inflation It Sparks, Is a Bipartisan Suicide Pact
Swallowing America’s Pride Would Be Worth It in Japanese Company’s Deal To Buy United States Steel
Should the Fed Be Independent or Accountable?
Anguish for Helicopter Parents as Sheltered Generation of Children Heads Off to College
National
Owner Who Left Florida Dog Chained to Fence Ahead of Hurricane Milton Facing Felony Animal Cruelty Charges
The saga of the dog, now renamed ‘Trooper,’ went viral after heart-wrenching video showed him abandoned and submerged in water along an interstate highway.
Nebraska Could Approve Two Competing Abortion Ballot Measures
If both ballot measures are approved, it would be the first time a law from 1912 is tested.
United States, Canada Designate ‘Sham’ Anti-Israel Charity, Samidoun, as Terror Group
Samidoun has been ‘advocating on behalf of Hamas’ and has been a driver of ‘the most vicious antisemitism,’ the International Legal Forum said in response to the newly imposed sanctions.
Optimus Robots at Tesla’s Cybercab Event Were Controlled by Humans
The robots’ interactions were touted as a significant step forward in real-time response to verbal and visual.
Americans Are Suffering From ‘Crisis in Confidence’ in Major Institutions, Especially the Press: Gallup Polling
The press is the least trusted group of ten major institutions — including local and state governments and the judicial branch.
Rare 1787 Constitution Copy To Be Auctioned at Asheville After Hurricane Helene Delay
‘It’s very nice for all of us to be here having a bit of normal together after everything we’ve all been through,’ an auctioneer tells the Sun.
Foreign
German Airline Fined Record-Breaking $4 Million for Discriminating Against 128 Jewish Passengers
The fine stems from a May 2022 incident in which more than 100 Jewish passengers were denied boarding a connecting flight based on alleged behavior of a few passengers on the first flight.
Hezbollah Lashes Out at the BBC for Violating Lebanese Territory and Sovereignty, While the Terrorists Violate Lebanese Sovereignty
With the group reeling from the latest attacks and dismantling of its infrastructure, a post Nasrallah political era starts to emerge.
Hezbollah Targets Tel Aviv Following Washington’s Warning to Israel on Attacking Lebanese Population Centers
In addition to American calls on Israel to end its assault on the terrorist organization, a global campaign to ease up on Hezbollah is brewing at the United Nations.
2,000-Year-Old Tomb With Skeletons, Holy Grail Chalice Found at ‘Indiana Jones’ Filming Site
Researchers suggest this could be the largest assemblage of human remains found within Petra to date.
University Puts Trigger Warning on Chaucer’s ‘Canterbury Tales’ Over ‘Expressions of Christian Faith’
Notably, the university’s warning does not mention the anti-Semitic or sexually explicit elements in the work.
Washington Diverts More Money to the Congo as Violence, Rape, and the Humanitarian Crisis Deepens
America declared last month that it would provide an additional $414 million in humanitarian aid to the embattled Democratic Republic of Congo, bringing the total to more than $838 million in less than a year.
Politics
Georgia Shatters Records on First Day of Early Voting, Signaling Potentially High Turnout in November
A top advisor to the secretary of state describes the record as a ‘blow out.’
More Trouble for CBS News as House Speaker Denounces Network for ‘Selectively Editing’ Interview, Removing Criticism of Biden’s Hurricane Response
Speaker Johnson says he will never again agree to an interview with embattled CBS News.
Mark Robinson Sues CNN Over Report He Made Lewd Comments on a Porn Site, Claims Election Interference
‘We are holding CNN accountable and we are going to get to the bottom of what’s going on here,’ the Republican candidate for governor said.
How Chinese Spies and Influencers Threaten U.S. Policy and Government
The FBI has thousands of open Chinese intelligence investigations spanning every one of its 56 domestic field offices.
Biden Tells Iran Assassinating Trump Would Be an ‘Act of War’
The former president has been in Iran’s crosshairs since he authorized the killing of General Soleimani nearly five years ago.
Editorials
Opinion
Federal Overspending, and the Inflation It Sparks, Is a Bipartisan Suicide Pact
Swallowing America’s Pride Would Be Worth It in Japanese Company’s Deal To Buy United States Steel
Should the Fed Be Independent or Accountable?
Anguish for Helicopter Parents as Sheltered Generation of Children Heads Off to College
Popular
Trump Scores Rare Win From Judge Chutkan on Secrecy, but He Is Struggling To Stop Jack Smith’s January 6 Avalanche
Democrats Enter Panic Mode as Harris’s Faltering Candidacy Threatens To Bring Down the Obama-Biden Era
The Democrats’ Religion Problem
Trump’s Mail Voting Effort Falls Flat as Harris Opens Large Lead in Pennsylvania
2,000-Year-Old Tomb With Skeletons, Holy Grail Chalice Found at ‘Indiana Jones’ Filming Site
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