Israel’s anti-terrorism agency urged its citizens to leave the Sinai Peninsula in Egypt on Tuesday, warning of immediate attacks against tourist sites in the region. The Counter-Terrorism Bureau at the Israeli Prime Minister’s Office upgraded the risk of attacks to Level 1, its highest level, indicating that there was an extreme and concrete risk of
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Middle EastThe Defense Ministry has ruled in favor of an appeal by a victim of sexual assault, recognizing her as a terror victim seven years after the assault. The incident in question took place in 2008, when the victim, a Jewish woman in her mid-20s, was attacked violently by a gang of Arab youths outside the
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Middle EastA synagogue in London is raising funds to house a Syrian refugee family — likely to be Muslims, according to a report on Independent. The Jewish house of prayer is planning to convert a religious studies teaching room into a two-bedroom apartment and is seeking to raise $62,869 in funds. “It’s very easy for religion
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International, Middle EastAfter hours of speculation and angst over the future of the Environmental Protection Agency’s climate website, its future is now certain. Sort of. For now. The uncertainty began Wednesday morning, when Reuters reported that the White House had told the EPA to remove its website pages focused on climate change. The report was picked up
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USAU.S. Sen. Al Franken, D-Minn., Tuesday put the administration on notice, saying he will “fight every step of the way” to preserve net neutrality, which requires internet service providers to enable access to all content and applications, regardless of source. The statement came after President Donald Trump picked Ajit Pai to head the Federal Communications
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USAOscar De La Hoya was arrested early Wednesday on suspicion of drunk driving after he was stopped for speeding in Pasadena, Calif., officials said. The 43-year-old former world boxing champion and Golden Boy Promotions chairman, who has battled post-retirement addiction issues, was taken into custody on suspicion of driving under the influence with a blood-alcohol
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Sports & Competitions, USAPresident Trump is ordering the Pentagon and State Department to develop a series of “safe zones” in Syria, a move that administration critics claims could draw the U.S. military deeper into the country’s civil war. The safe-zone mandate was tucked into the text of an executive order signed Wednesday by Mr. Trump that establishes curbs
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Middle East, USAWashington (dpa) – US President Donald Trump signed an order Wednesday to push forward construction of a wall along the Mexican border as he advances his campaign pledges to crack down on illegal immigration. The order will enable construction of “a large physical barrier on the southern border,” spokesman Sean Spicer said. The measure will
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International, USAWASHINGTON — President Donald Trump’s threat of federal intervention in Chicago is getting blasted by the left and the right. Some of his fellow Republicans protest that it’s not the federal government’s role to take over cities. Democrats complain that his idea, expressed in a terse late-night tweet, is little more than another example of
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USAPatriotic Americans disagree on many things. But one thing almost all of us can agree on is that we are nation of laws and that no man or woman is above the law. And in our system of government, the supreme law that stands above all else is our founding charter, the Constitution of the
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USAA mangled quote by ABC News about White House press secretary Sean Spicer’s job performance forced the network to apologize late Tuesday. Complaints by former White House press secretary Ari Fleischer regarding the way “Nightline” represented his opinions prompted him to defend President Trump’s attacks on the media. The network said it would fix a
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USAPHILADELPHIA — Congressional Republicans opened their retreat in Philadelphia with lofty plans to address tax and health policy issues, but swiftly slipped off message, thanks to President Donald Trump’s latest announcements Wednesday. Trump’s decision to investigate unsubstantiated claims of voter fraud and the administration’s apparent interest in reviewing the ban on enhanced interrogation techniques were
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USAPresident Donald Trump has promised more concrete and razor wire on the US-Mexico border. He wants to physically isolate the two countries, by extending walls like the one in Ciudad Jaurez, built between 2007 and 2010, under the Bush and Obama mandates. Under #Nafta #US exports to #Mexico have multiplied by six reaching $263 billion
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International, USAWashington (dpa) – The White House denied Wednesday that it was considering ordering a review of US interrogation policies of terrorist suspects and the use of CIA “black site” prisons. “I have no idea where it came from or where it originated, but it is not a White House document,” spokesman Sean Spicer said. President
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