A look back at 365 days of genocide in Gaza | Israel-Palestine conflict

A look back at 365 days of genocide in Gaza | Israel-Palestine conflict

We explore the impact of Israel’s genocide in Gaza this past year and the world’s response to the continuing massacre.  This month marks the first anniversary of Israel’s genocide in Gaza – a year of profound loss, displacement and suffering. Nearly 42,000 people have been killed and 1.5 million displaced,…

Russian court jails US citizen for nearly seven years on ‘mercenary’ charge | Russia-Ukraine war News

Russian court jails US citizen for nearly seven years on ‘mercenary’ charge | Russia-Ukraine war News

Stephen Hubbard, 72, was detained in eastern Ukraine in April 2022 and accused of fighting for Ukraine. A Russian court has jailed a United States citizen for six years and 10 months after convicting him in a closed-door trial of fighting for Ukraine as a mercenary. Investigators said Stephen Hubbard,…

Trump blames murders in US on immigrants with ‘bad genes’ | Donald Trump News

Trump blames murders in US on immigrants with ‘bad genes’ | Donald Trump News

White House condemns Republican candidate and former president’s remarks as ‘hateful’ and ‘disgusting’. US presidential contender Donald Trump has sparked uproar with more anti-immigrant rhetoric, claiming there are thousands of immigrants with murder convictions spreading “bad genes” in the United States. Trump made the comments in a radio interview with…

US judge orders Google to open up app store to competition | Technology News

US judge orders Google to open up app store to competition | Technology News

A US judge said that for three years, Google must allow users to download competing third-party Android app platforms or stores. A United States judge has ordered Alphabet’s Google to overhaul its mobile app business to give Android users more options to download apps and pay for transactions within them,…

US spends more than bn in aid to Israel, Middle East conflicts: Report | Gaza News

US spends more than $20bn in aid to Israel, Middle East conflicts: Report | Gaza News

A large part of the US-delivered arsenal is munitions, including artillery shells and 2,000-pound bombs. The United States has spent $22.76bn in support of Israel’s war on Gaza and operations against the Houthis in Yemen, according to a report by Brown University’s Watson Institute. The $17.9bn in military aid to…

Fact-checking Donald Trump’s claims at Butler rally | US Election 2024 News

Fact-checking Donald Trump’s claims at Butler rally | US Election 2024 News

Former US President Donald Trump on Saturday returned to Butler, Pennsylvania, the site of the first assassination attempt against him, to rally his supporters just a month before Election Day. “Exactly 12 weeks ago this evening, on this very ground, a cold-blooded assassin aimed to silence me and to silence…

Hurricane Milton strengthens as it heads towards storm-ravaged Florida | Climate Crisis News

Hurricane Milton strengthens as it heads towards storm-ravaged Florida | Climate Crisis News

Florida governor warns residents of ‘major impacts’ as storm could make landfall in southeastern US state by midweek. Hurricane Milton is gaining strength as it churns towards the coast of Florida, authorities have warned, as the southeastern United States continues to reel in the aftermath of the deadly and destructive…

Trump to rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, site of attempted assassination | Donald Trump News

Trump to rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, site of attempted assassination | Donald Trump News

Visit comes a month before November 5 election, as Trump seeks to boost support in key state. Former United States President Donald Trump – the Republican candidate in the presidential election – is set to return to Butler, Pennsylvania, where he survived an assassination attempt in July. Supporters on Saturday…

Fact check: Are Haitian immigrants in Springfield in the US illegally? | US Election 2024

Fact check: Are Haitian immigrants in Springfield in the US illegally? | US Election 2024

CBS News moderators muted vice presidential candidates’ microphones only once during the October 1 vice presidential debate: during a discussion about immigration. Specifically, when they were on the topic of immigration in Springfield, Ohio – the small Midwestern city thrown into the national spotlight after former President Donald Trump and…