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Israel marks three years since Oct. 7 massacre, officials concerned Iran may launch more missiles
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Biden aide McGurk says Washington had no warning of Oct. 7, reveals how war shook White House
US waives human rights conditions on $320 million in military aid to Egypt over Iran war role
Blinken denies telling Qatar to delay Israel-Hamas hostage mediation
US to work with partners in Syria to manage risk after Assad toppled, Biden says
Biden said US forces on Sunday conducted a dozen precision strikes within Syria targeting camps and operatives of the terrorist group Islamic State.
US Supreme Court to weigh bid to sue Palestinian authorities over attacks against Americans
The law is called the Promoting Security and Justice for Victims of Terrorism Act.
White House puts pressure on Turkey to restrain Syrian rebels - report
The US noted that President Bashar al-Assad's "regime" has been part of an ongoing refusal to "engage in a political process," which has "created the conditions now unfolding."
Biden says he is pardoning his son, Hunter Biden
The White House had said repeatedly that Biden would not pardon or commute the sentences of his son.
Biden announces Israel's truce with Lebanon with hope of paving pathway for Gaza ceasefire
The US President said that the deal will let Israel retain the right to defend itself while still giving the Lebanese government sovereignty.
Biden's shift on missiles for Ukraine, North Korean troops in Kursk, Trump's election victory
The relaxation of the restrictions on US weapons may have come too late to alter the course of the conflict, but it could help Ukraine defend its foothold in Kursk.
DOJ to ask judge to force Google to sell off Chrome, Bloomberg reports
The move would be one of the most aggressive attempts by the Biden administration to curb what it alleges are Big Tech monopolies.
Biden allows Ukraine to use US arms to strike inside Russia
Netanyahu hints he would hit Iranian oil fields if Tehran attacks
Netanyahu urged Iranians to imagine their free lives without 'the tyrants of Tehran' in an unusual English message.
Muslim advocacy groups may have moved the needle in the US election - analysis
CAIR, the largest Muslim advocacy group in the US, declined to endorse either of the major candidates, while Emgage endorsed Harris despite ‘strong disagreement’ with her Israel policy
