Human Rights
Former Israeli ambassador to U.S.: Biden policy driving Israel to act alone to stop nucler-armed Iran
"I do not believe the policy of the Biden administration is to prevent a nuclear armed Iran," Ron Dermer lamented.
Technology
FCC member asks Apple, Google to remove TikTok from their app stores
Brendan Carr of the Federal Communications Commission, the agency responsible for regulating radio and television, wrote a letter to Apple and Google asking they removed Chinese-owned TikTok from their respective app stores, citing national security and privacy concerns
Politics
Biden says Democrats want him to run in 2024; poll says 64% would prefer another candidate
"You're all the same," Biden told the reporter, adding, "Read the polls, read the polls. They want me to run"
Culture
Democrats to pour millions into capturing votes from Latinos and "people of color"
Democrats announced Tuesday that they are spending at least $35 million this election cycle to "persuade and mobilize" Latino, Black, Asian American, Pacific Islander and Native Hawaiian voters to help the party win control of the U.S. House in November
Politics
Blake Masters leads latest Arizona U.S. Senate Republican primary poll
The chances of Blake Masters being the Republican nominee for U.S. Senate in Arizona look much better than they did three months ago
Politics
Miami Mayor Francis Suarez files FEC paperwork to enter 2024 presidential race
Suarez is scheduled to speak Thursday evening at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation in Simi Valley, California
Politics
Dems fear low Biden approval will hurt midterms
“The problem is simple. The American people have lost confidence in him," one political strategist said.
Human Rights
Brazil's president elect Lula said Zelensky "just as responsible" for war as Putin
He argued Zelensky should have “should have negotiated a little more” if he didn’t want war.
Culture
Kremlin denies rumor Putin is seriously ill
"You know, President Putin appears in public every day," the official stressed