Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the U.S. Health and Human Services secretary, defended Israel in an X post last week that accused a “Muslim Brotherhood’s Qatari-funded global propaganda campaign” of trying to spread the lie that Israel is committing a genocide in Gaza.
A top Trump administration official warned countries that level sanctions against Israel over the abuses it allows in the West Bank by so-called settlers on the Palestinian population will face reciprocal tariffs by the U.S., according to a report in The Telegraph.
A government that claims the authority to kill persons after they have been subdued, disarmed, tried, convicted and confined in prison has made a startling claim about the nature of political power.
The IDF has built 32 military outposts inside Gaza that Tel Aviv insists are necessary to watch over the rubble left after over two years of genocide, and the forces now control about 70 percent of the enclave – a jump from the 53 percent that it controlled when the ceasefire was announced in October 2025.
Last week marked the year anniversary of the so-called ceasefire in Gaza, which did little to relieve Palestinians crammed inside the enclave who still must deal with IDF troops razing buildings, shooting civilians, and encroaching on the territory.
Avi Gil, the former IDF major-general, said in an interview last week that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu intentionally avoided a hostage deal with Hamas for political reasons and that he believed it was a mistake not to put politics aside, according to a report.
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American Express is linking its cashback card to an AI platform that can organize and manage expenses and eventually field agents to flow the expenses into and through accounts payable systems.
After analyzing more than 300 legal complaints against AI, global insurance broker Aon concluded that insurers could be required to pay claims against policies covering crime, cybersecurity breaches, intellectual property violations, media liability, and technology errors and omissions.
President Donald Trump announced last week that the U.S. will not carry out strikes against Iran before the midterm elections, contradicting previous reports that the White House was close to carrying out new attacks on the country.