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Meeting comes as President Joe Biden's support for ally Israel has divided Democrats, weakening his coalition of voters ahead of crucial November election.
Rights advocates say Washington has been quick to condemn actions of its rival Russia in its invasion of Ukraine, but Biden administration has been too careful not to go too far in its criticism of its ally Israel.
Following student arrests and class cancellations at Columbia University, massive protests have swept across American campuses, with notable demonstrations at Yale and NYU, underscoring rising tensions in US universities over Israel's Gaza invasion.
Ex-US president Donald Trump faces 34 counts of falsifying business records and could potentially face jail time.
Shady not-for-profit groups take turns funding illegal Israeli settlers in the occupied West Bank but evade legal consequences by exploiting gaps in Canadian law.
The drills are concentrated in the northern and western parts of the archipelago nation, near the potential flashpoints of the South China Sea and Taiwan.
The Senate is expected to pass the measures next week, amounting to a $95 billion aid package in total aimed at addressing pressing needs.
US and other Western officials voiced alarm over the popularity of TikTok with young people, alleging that it allows Beijing to spy on users.
The law allows US agencies to sweep up communications, including phone calls and emails of non-Americans anywhere outside of US territory.
The US House is poised to vote on a $95B aid bill after months of tense negotiations, international pressure, and President Zelenskyy's appeals.
Long-expected decision effectively marks a new regional gain for Russia, which has ramped up its focus on Africa and backed military rulers in neighbouring Mali and Burkina Faso.
Stage is now set for opening statements in what is a first criminal trial of a US president, with 12 jurors seated ahead of planned hearing to determine scope of prosecution's cross-examination should Trump testify.
Man takes out pamphlets espousing conspiracy theories, tosses them around, then douses himself in accelerant and sets himself on fire outside Manhattan court, officials and witnesses say.
While the Canadian government is quick to investigate Muslim charities, it has dragged its feet on acting against the violations committed by a pro-Israeli group.
Fifty-two refugees land in Cap-Haitien in one such deportation flight, officials say, with rights activists warning the deportees are likely to become targets for gangs who dominate much of the Caribbean country.
US Pesident Biden scoops up endorsements from at least 15 members of Kennedy political family during a campaign stop in Philadelphia, hailing it as "an incredible honour."
Panel includes 12 people, including a sales professional, a software engineer, an English teacher, and multiple lawyers, with the court selecting alternate jurors.
Police officers clear out anti-war student protests on campus, just a day after the university leader spoke to Congress about protest regulations.
Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb, without specifying how much the nation is trying to secure, tells TRT World if the loan is approved, Islamabad would revisit its NFC award that allocates revenues between the federation and the provinces.
"China's steel companies don't need to worry about making a profit because the Chinese government is subsidising them so heavily," President Joe Biden says.
Nemat Shafik testifies before a House committee and counters allegations that she permitted the Ivy League university to become a hotbed of hatred, stating that a "vast majority" of demonstrations over Gaza war at Columbia have been peaceful.
Tax cut talks are relatively informal and are broadly aimed at middle class rather than at households earning below a specific income level, Reuters reports, citing sources.
Protesters are urging Google to terminate its contract with Amazon for a cloud and machine learning project.
Chinese Defence Minister Dong Jun tells his US counterpart Lloyd Austin that "the military sphere is the key... to stabilising the development of the relationship and preventing major crises from occurring".
President Joe Biden says GOP policies failed US during his visit to his hometown in Scranton, which was met with yet another Gaza protest over his support for Israel which is accused of carrying out genocide of Palestinians.
Ex-US president decries "disgrace" of trial as he sits through second day of the historic proceeding — the first criminal trial of a US president — while six panelists are chosen with unexpected speed following questioning by both sides.
University of Southern California faces backlash for canceling valedictorian speech of Asna Tabassum, a Muslim student, over her social media posts supporting Palestine, with critics pointing at spike in Islamophobia amid Israel's war on Gaza.
Influential American newspaper instructs its journalists to avoid using "massacre," "occupied territories," "refugees" among other words in their articles on Israel's invasion of Gaza, The Intercept reports, citing a leaked internal memo.
Amid raging wars in Gaza and Ukraine, protesters in US capital urge American leadership not to abandon the North African country where Sudanese are facing one of the world's worst humanitarian crises.
First criminal trial of an American president kicks off in Manhattan courtroom, where Trump denounces proceedings as "political persecution". Here are some key takeaways:
President Ferdinand Marcos firmly rejects further US military presence in the Philippines.
Donald Trump enters a historic legal battle, accused of falsifying records to cover up an alleged affair, amidst his campaign for a White House return.