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US diplomats, families leave Saudi Arabia missions as regional conflict with Houthis escalates
The order came as attacks in Saudi Arabia killed at least one person and injured eight others at a civilian airport in Dammam, and two people were killed in a drone attack on an oil field.
US to test Active Denial System energy weapon for potential use along border with Mexico - report
Trump's Netanyahu endorsement crosses a line in Israeli democracy - editorial
Pitt officials say some Jewish students were interviewed for campus antisemitism report
Abdul El-Sayed Michigan US Senate campaign hires Jewish outreach director
El-Sayed's Republican opponent, former US Rep. Mike Rogers, called him “anti-Jew” in a JTA interview this week.
Israeli designer Arik Weiss discusses contribution to Marvel’s ‘Spider-Noir’ series
The Emmy-winning designer further discussed how his nationality is a complete non-issue in his field.
US, Israel plan renewed Iran strikes after US midterms, focusing on short, intense attacks - report
According to the report, the plans focus on a short, intensive military operation that could last approximately three days and include strikes on Iran's nuclear facilities.
AIPAC to stop officially endorsing US political candidates following criticism - report
The decision comes after several pro-Israel politicians became the target of significant criticism following the group's endorsement of them, Jewish Insider reported.
Lawmakers say US briefing showed Russia targeting Democrats with misinformation
"And the state of play, I would argue, is that, you know, Russia, similar to prior occasions, is going after Democrats," Senator Mark Warner said.
Putin agrees to resume three-way peace talks with Ukraine, US, after meeting with Witkoff
The Kremlin said the new three-way peace talks could take place in Abu Dhabi and would be focused on how to guarantee the security of Ukraine and Russia once the war ends.
US urged by Lebanese diaspora to pressure Lebanon to repeal law criminalizing ties with Israel
Lebanese Americans Tom Harb and John Hajjar, co-chairs of AMCD, argued that the 1955 law was being overextended beyond its original intent.
In this Florida district, politicians battle over who most loves Israel
Both have condemned accusations that Israel has committed genocide against Palestinians in Gaza. They each oppose any effort to condition or cut off US military aid to Israel.
Baden Bower helps EB-1A applicants meet the media evidence standard as approval rates fall
With EB-1A approval rates hitting a record low, Baden Bower helps applicants build independent media coverage to strengthen their extraordinary ability petitions.
Covert CIA and Mossad operations inside Iran ahead of a possible new war - opinion
Tehran is betting that economic pressure and US elections will force concessions, but its intelligence vulnerabilities could reshape the strategic balance.
