International

Corbyn ‘regrets’ calling Hamas, Hezbollah ‘friends’

As the UK Labour Party continues trying to fight allegations of pervasive anti-Semitism, party head Jeremy Corbyn has stepped back from his notorious statement calling Hamas and Hezbollah “friends.” Corbyn testified at the Home Affairs Select Committee inquiry into anti-Semitism on Monday, in what the Jewish Chronicle reports is the first time an opposition leader […]

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International, Middle East

ISIS Operatives ‘Paid 600,000 Euros’ to Attack Tehran

Operatives linked to the Islamic State militant group (ISIS) were to carry out a coordinated assault on Iranian cities, including Tehran, during Ramadan after being paid 600,000 euros ($669,210), a documentary aired on state TV said Monday. The documentary showed interviews with two militants, who revealed an alleged plan to bomb up to 50 locations

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Middle East

IRAQ – Iraq’s interior minister offers resignation after deadly terrorist attack

Iraq’s interior minister offered to resign on Tuesday, days after one of the deadliest bombing attacks in Baghdad since the 2003 invasion. “I placed my resignation before the prime minister,” Iraqi Interior Minister Mohammed Ghabban told a press conference, before adding that a deputy would take over his responsibilities. The suicide bombing struck the Karrada

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Middle East

A Lesson on Immigrant Bashing for Trump, From 1994

California Governor Pete Wilson wasn’t backing down. After speaking at the Heritage Foundation, a conservative Washington, D.C., think tank, on November 19, 1994, he was immediately pressed to respond to charges of racism over a ballot initiative the state had passed days earlier to block public services for immigrants without documentation. Those kinds of suggestions,

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USA

FBI director harshly criticizes Clinton but says no criminal charges are warranted in e-mail controversy

Editor’s Note: Following is the text of FBI director James Comey’s remarks concerning Hillary Clinton’s private email server. By James B. Comey WASHINGTON, D.C. –Good morning. I’m here to give you an update on the FBI’s investigation of Secretary Clinton’s use of a personal e-mail system during her time as Secretary of State. After a

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USA

Assembly member confers veterans award on her lover

By Hoa Quach Times of San Diego Saluting your significant other’s accomplishments is nothing new, but when Assemblywoman Lorena Gonzalez opted to give her boyfriend a Veteran of the Year Award it raised eyebrows. The annual honor, in which state Assembly members recognize veterans from their districts, was recently given to Nathan Fletcher, who has

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San Diego County, USA