April 2, 2025

 UNHCR passes resolution denying Israel's right to self-defense

UN Human Rights Council passes another resolution condemning Israel without mentioning Hamas, claiming the part of the UN charter that establishes a nation's right to self-defense does not apply to Israel.

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 Gazan clan executes alleged Hamas operative who killed their relative

Members of a local clan in Gaza execute a Hamas policeman who they claimed is a Hamas operative responsible for killing one of their relatives earlier today.

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 Priestly Blessing at Western Wall to be held twice this Passover

The Priestly Blessings will be held in the presence of hostages released from captivity, their families, families of hostages who have not yet been released, wounded soldiers, IDF heroes, Israel’s chief rabbis, the rabbi of the Western Wall and holy sites, and the mayor of Jerusalem/

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US lawmakers warn UN against new anti-Israel probe, threaten sanctions

House Foreign Affairs Chair Brian Mast and Senate Foreign Relations Chair Jim Risch warn UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres against creating a new investigatory body targeting Israel.

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April 1, 2025

Elon Musk to investigate how Representatives became so wealthy

Elon Musk has declared that he will investigate how some US lawmakers amassed their fortunes despite relatively low salaries.

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 Hezbollah Official Among Four Dead in Israeli Strike on Beirut

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Trump Admin Sued for Halting COVID, Health Funding

A coalition of state attorneys general sued the Trump administration on Tuesday for its decision to cut $12 billion in federal funds that go toward COVID-19 initiatives and various public health projects across the country.

Attorneys general from 23 states filed the suit in federal court in Rhode Island. They include New York Attorney General Letitia James, Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear, Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro, and attorneys general in California, Colorado, Minnesota, North Carolina, Wisconsin and New York, as well as the District of Columbia.

The lawsuit argues that the cuts are illegal and puts public health across the country at risk. The lawsuit asks the court to immediately stop the Trump administration from rescinding the money, which was allocated by Congress during the pandemic and mostly used for COVID-related efforts such as testing and vaccination. The money also went to addiction and mental health programs.

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