Joseph Aoun, the Lebanese president, called out Israel for its “repeated violations” of the ceasefire that was announced in June and warned that Tel Aviv’s latest attack on a government building and hospital inside the country could lead to a “dangerous escalation,” according to the Financial Times.
Micro-robots have a practical future in everything from pollution clean-up to water quality monitoring to infrastructure inspection. But they have a problem: the smaller they become, the harder it is to find space for batteries.
The AIPAC-owned U.S. House of Representatives passed a Republican-backed bill that would strip federal funding from universities that take part in any kind of boycott campaign against Israel, even as the country carries outa genocide in Gaza.
The freedom of speech and of the press is not a gift bestowed by a president, Congress or a federal agency. It is a natural right of all persons.
Ultra-processed foods (UPFs) now supply nearly 60% of the calories consumed by U.S. adults and about 70% of those consumed by children.
If you don’t have money in U.S. politics, you have nothing.
The Houthis in Yemen made big gains last week and seized areas along the Red Sea coast and a strategic island in the vital Bab al-Mandab Strait, which was seen as a major setback for the Saudis and a new headache for the Trump administration that has been at war with Iran in the nearby Strait of Hormuz.
Vice President JD Vance rejected the claim that the U.S. was at war with Iran because, while there have been flare-ups, he said military exchanges have been relatively stable.
A top Venezuelan lawmaker has voiced concern about the oil deal with the United States that hands Washington a 35 percent stake in a Venezuelan oil company that was just rewarded with rights to about 20 percent of the country’s oil reserves, according to the Financial Times.
European countries have been footing most of the bill for the Ukraine war and promised another $105 billion loan through 2027, but piggy banks are running low and politicians are facing struggling economies, just as Kyiv requested tens of billions of dollars in additional funding to keep up the fight for the rest of the year, according to The Wall Street Journal.