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The gap between the Biden administration and Netanyahu government over Gaza’s future is widening
Frustrated U.S. officials want Israel to outline a realistic plan for the political future of Gaza.
State attorney general, doctors and nurses criticize HCA over patient care at North Carolina's Mission Hospital
The attorney general's office says HCA is not living up to its purchase agreement and may face a lawsuit if it does not make fixes within 40 days.
Muslim students feel abandoned by U. of Texas after Israelis disrupt Palestinian event
One of the men called members of a pro-Palestinian student group “f-----g terrorists” and boasted that he was going to Israel to kill Arabs.
Inspectors find rats, moldy food and leaky roofs at federal women's prison in Florida
“What we found was stunning,” said DOJ Inspector General Michael Horowitz. “What we saw in the facility was not in any way conditions that anybody should live in."
Feds make arrests in connection with 'prostitution network' whose clients allegedly included politicians
One of the investigators said they would not name the clients, who are said to involve military officers as well, because the probe is ongoing.
U.S., Israel and Qatar discussing pause in Gaza fighting of up to 3 days, diplomats say
A senior Arab source familiar with the discussions said there was hope that a deal could still be reached. “We are at a critical stage of the negotiations," the source said.
U.S. struggles to exert influence as war rages in Gaza
The Biden administration has so far failed to persuade Israel to pause its offensive against Hamas to allow in more aid to Gaza.
U.S. targets in Iraq and Syria were attacked at least 10 times since Thursday
There have been at least 38 attacks against bases with U.S. personnel since Oct. 17. Three defense officials say most of the weekend attacks came via one-way drones and rockets.
At least 45 U.S. service members may have been injured in Iran-linked attacks
The number of injured, which includes two dozen service members who may have traumatic brain injuries, is more than twice as many as the Pentagon previously disclosed.
Trump-era antisemitism policy expected to fuel flood of student lawsuits against universities
A 2019 Trump executive order changed the way federal officials interpret Title VI of the Civil Rights Act to discourage anti-Israel conduct.
U.S. Marshals Service publishes limited first report on shootings
The report documented 147 incidents in three years in which officers fired their weapons, but not how many people they injured or killed.
