US warship fails to intercept ballistic missile test target
A U.S. warship failed to intercept a ballistic missile test target on Saturday.”The objective of the test was to demonstrate the capability of a ballistic missile defense (BMD)-configured Aegis s…
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Netanyahu fires back after opposition vote for new government: 'My compass isn't broken'
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday fired back at his former political ally after he joined with Israeli opposition parties in announcing they had formed a coalition to remove Netanyahu from power and crea…
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Lawyers for alleged Capitol rioters to blame election misinformation, conspiracy theories
Multiple lawyers defending individuals accused of participating in the deadly Jan. 6 Capitol riot are blaming misinformation and conspiracy theories for their clients’ actions, hoping it will inspire sympathy.Speak…
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Tulsa marks race massacre centennial as US grapples with racial injustice
On the centennial of the Tulsa Race Massacre – in which a thriving Black neighborhood was burned to the ground and hundreds of residents were killed by an angry white mob – local and national leaders find themselves…
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Israeli coalition says it has votes to unseat Netanyahu
A coalition of Israeli opposition parties announced on Sunday that it had enough votes to form a new government that would unseat current Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.Israeli media had previously reported that…
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A son sacrificed his life for his parents — and all of us
A shooter’s plan to murder a federal judge was an intention to subvert our constitutional order.
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Colorado Democrat: Fear of Trump, desire for power 'overriding' patriotism in some Republicans
Rep. Jason Crow (D-Colo.) on Sunday said Republicans’ fear of former President Trump and their desire for power are “overriding” their patriotism “to do what’s necessary for the good of the country.”When asked by h…
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Miami police chief predicts 'more bloodshed' and 'a long summer' without action on gun violence
Art Acevedo, chief of the Miami Police Department, said Sunday that without action on gun violence, there will be “a lot more bloodshed,” adding that the next few months are shaping up to be “a long summer.”…
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Texas Senate passes sweeping voting restrictions bill
The GOP-controlled Texas state Senate on Sunday passed a sweeping voting restrictions bill that has been lambasted by critics who say it will disproportionately impact low-income and minority communities….
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