Giorno: 4 Dicembre 2023

North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum suspends Republican presidential campaign

Six months after launching a dark-horse bid for the 2024 Republican presidential campaign, North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum is suspending his White House bid. In a statement and video released Monday morning, Burgum emphasized that he and his wife “are deeply grateful for each and every person who supported us with their ideas, prayers, advocacy, […]

White House, Pennsylvania officials denounce anti-Israel restaurant protest: ‘Blatant act of antisemitism’

The White House, the governor of Pennsylvania and Philadelphia officials denounced the anti-Israel protest that targeted a Jewish-owned restaurant in the City of Brotherly Love. Sunday night saw anti-Israel protesters in Philadelphia stop outside of Goldie Falafel, a Jewish and Israeli-owned restaurant in the city. “Goldie, Goldie, you can’t hide, we charge you with genocide,” […]

Top progressive Jayapal slammed by fellow House Dems for downplaying Hamas rape accusations

The top progressive lawmaker in the House is being criticized by fellow Democrats for downplaying Hamas terrorists’ reported sexual violence against Israeli women.  Congressional Progressive Caucus Chair Pramila Jayapal, D-Wash., was accused of trying to find a moral equivalence between Hamas and the Israeli Defense Force (IDF) during a Sunday television interview. “Hamas terrorists raped […]

Ex-US Diplomat Charged With Spying for Cuba

A former American diplomat who served as U.S. ambassador to Bolivia has been charged with serving as a mole for Cuba’s intelligence services dating back decades, the Justice Department said Monday.

NKorea Slams US for SKorea’s Spy Satellite Launch

North Korea on Monday accused the United States of double standards, slamming it for letting rival South Korea launch a spy satellite from U.S. territory after condemning the North’s earlier satellite launch. Last Friday, South Korea launched its first domestically built spy…[#item_full_content]

Trump Appeals N.Y. Gag Order to Highest Court

Former President Donald Trump is seeking permission to appeal a decision reinstating gag orders in his New York civil fraud case to the state’s highest court, a court filing showed on Monday.

Spotify to Cut 1,500 Jobs in Third Layoff This Year

Music streaming giant Spotify said on Monday that it will lay off around 1,500 employees, or 17% of its workforce, to bring down costs, after letting 600 of its staff go in January, and 200 more in June.[#item_full_content]