Kansas dog makes 50-mile trek to her old home in Missouri 'She finds her way home, and there’s some strangers living in it. That would be scary for anybody,' he said. July 19, 2020
Sanders endorses Omar for re-election to Minnesota seat 'We need Ilhan’s leadership in the Congress,' Sanders said. 'We need her voice speaking out for justice.' July 19, 2020
Justice Ginsburg’s cancer returns, but she won’t retire 'I have often said I would remain a member of the Court as long as I can do the job full steam. I remain fully able to do that,' Ginsburg said in a statement issued by the court. July 19, 2020
US-sought tanker ‘hijacked’ off UAE now in Iran The International Labor Organization said that the MT Gulf Sky was hijacked July 5, citing its captain. July 19, 2020
See no evil: Iran restricts internet in province rocked by anti-regime protests A digital rights watchdog group reported that Iranians experienced 'internet restrictions' in a region where protesters shouted anti-regime slogans like 'no Gaza, no Lebanon, I will die for Iran.' July 18, 2020
Estranged niece accuses Trump family of ‘knee-jerk anti-Semitism’ Mary Trump said during an interview promoting her new tell-all book that it was 'sort of normal' to hear family members 'use anti-Semitic expressions.' July 18, 2020
Russia accused of stealing virus vaccine data from US, UK British Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab said, 'It is completely unacceptable that the Russian Intelligence Services are targeting those working to combat the coronavirus pandemic.' July 17, 2020
Will China outdo US on Mars? Rocket moves into position Dubbed Tianwen-1, China’s first mission to Mars aims to land a rover to gather scientific data. July 17, 2020
Danger zone: Europe warns airlines against flying over Iran Warning issued after reports Iran turned on its anti-aircraft systems, raising fears only months after Iran shot down a Ukrainian airliner killing all aboard. July 17, 2020
Social media blitz forces Iran to delay execution of 3 human rights protesters Islamic Republic appears to cave in to massive uproar from Iranians as Persian language hashtag #DoNotExecute tops trend list. July 16, 2020
‘Go home!’: US ambassador to Warsaw draws anti-Semitic fury from Polish far right 'When I took my oath as Ambassador, I didn’t give up my ethics, values, or sense of right and wrong,' Georgette Mosbacher wrote on her Twitter feed. July 16, 2020
EU thumbs nose at Israel, funds illegal Arab building in Judea, Samaria The EU, Denmark, and the PA launched on Tuesday a €5.8 million agreement to build 16 social and public infrastructure projects in Area C. July 16, 2020
Trump replaces campaign manager amid sinking poll numbers Parscale had been increasingly sidelined as the president’s public and private poll numbers have taken a hit amid the pandemic. July 16, 2020
China firm uses workers as guinea pigs to ‘pre-test’ vaccine 'Giving a helping hand in forging the sword of victory,' reads an online post from SinoPharm with pictures of workers it says helped 'pre-test' its vaccine. July 16, 2020
WATCH: Giuliani slams de Blasio amid NYC crime spike Former New York City Mayor Rudy Guiliani reacts to the city's spike in violent crime after a one-year old was shot and killed. July 15, 2020
Statue of black protester replaces toppled UK slave trader Quinn, one of Britain’s best-known sculptors, said Reid had 'created the sculpture when she stood on the plinth and raised her arm in the air. Now we’re crystallizing it.' July 15, 2020
Ivanka Trump plugs Goya beans on Instagram, but may have violated federal law President's daughter in apparent violation of federal rules after promoting product on her social media accounts. July 15, 2020
WATCH: NYC police union head blasts mayor for ‘giving the streets back to the criminals’ With a 160-percent increase in crime in NYC, police union head Patrick Lynch blasts the city’s liberal leadership for making it impossible for law enforcement to do their job. July 15, 2020
Two more years? Pelosi endorses Omar for re-election Despite Ilhan Omar's anti-Semitic tropes and demonization of the U.S.' top ally in the Mideast, Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi endorsed her reelection campaign. July 14, 2020
Students demand university remove ‘broadly white supremacist’ skull collection The crania collection came under fire in the wake of the Black Lives Matter movement. July 14, 2020
With ‘Redskins’ gone, spotlight turns on Cleveland Indians 'And now that we’ve gotten what we needed on the Redskins side, we’re going to start working on the rest of them. We’re not going to let up.' July 14, 2020
Tucker Carlson denounces ex-writer who posted racist comments Neff began working on “Tucker Carlson Tonight” in January 2017 and was known as Carlson’s top writer. July 14, 2020
Sheriff: ‘Glee’ star Naya Rivera saved son before drowning 'She must have mustered enough energy to get her son back on the boat, but not enough to save herself.' July 13, 2020
Biden veers Left as he unveils policies Biden's gift to sound moderate even as he embraces left-wing policies has made him a 'slippery target' for Trump, reports The Washington Post. July 13, 2020
WATCH: AOC blames NYC crime spike on people’s need ‘to feed their child’ As violent crime surges in NYC, including deadly shootings, AOC suggests the reason could be that they don't have money to buy food and may need to shoplift in order to feed their families. July 13, 2020
America’s got malice? Talent show host spreads Jew-hate online 'You can't be anti-Semitic when we are the Semitic people,' said Nick Cannon. July 13, 2020
John Wayne’s alma mater to remove exhibit honoring him USC will remove the exhibit of the iconic actor after students protested. July 13, 2020
WATCH: Chinese virologist accuses Beijing of cover-up The world's response to the coronavirus pandemic was slowed by lies and a cover-up, according to a dissident researcher, who warns the worst may be yet to come. July 13, 2020
WATCH: How American Jewry is reflected in pop culture Film critic Dr. Avner Shavit discusses how American Jewry is reflected in pop culture and what draws the general population to this type of entertainment. July 13, 2020
New Zealand mosque gunman to represent himself at sentencing Justice Cameron Mander approved Tarrant’s request to dismiss his lawyers. July 13, 2020
Washington Redskins’ name latest victim of America’s cultural turmoil It’s unclear when a new name will be revealed for one of the league’s oldest franchises. July 13, 2020
WATCH: Did a Maryland man get the first successful corona vaccination? A graduate student in Maryland named David Rach may be the first person successfully vaccinated using a formula developed by Pfizer. July 12, 2020
‘Al Aqsa next’: Turkey’s president doubles down on Hagia Sophia decision According to a transcript on the Turkish president’s official website, Erdogan linked Hagia Sophia becoming again a mosque to the 'liberation of the Al-Aqsa mosque' in a Friday speech. July 12, 2020
Vintage Super Mario Bros. video game sells for $114,000 The $114,000 price eclipsed Heritage Auctions’ previous record amount for a video game. July 12, 2020
Trump wears mask in public for first time during pandemic As he left the White House, he told reporters: 'When you’re in a hospital, especially ... I think it’s a great thing to wear a mask.' July 12, 2020
WATCH: Trump commutes adviser Roger Stone’s sentence days before prison term to begin Roger Stone will not start his prison sentence on July 14 related to Russia investigation charges because President Donald Trump commuted his sentence on Saturday. July 11, 2020
Trump: Seattle ‘CHOP’ zone dismantled only after federal forces were ‘set to go’ President tells Fox News that Seattle closed down the CHOP protest zone only after learning that federal forces were about to be sent in. July 10, 2020
WATCH: All outdoor gatherings banned – except for BLM protests, says NY Mayor de Blasio Now is not the time for outdoor concerts, parades and other gatherings – except for Black Lives Matter protests, says New York Mayor Bill de Blasio. July 10, 2020
Jewish football star Julian Edelman reaches out to discuss anti-Semitism, racism New England Patriots star receiver Julian Edelman wants to talk anti-Semitism with DeSean Jackson, who posted Hitler quotes last week. July 10, 2020
Study: Coronavirus may be causing brain damage British researchers find some coronavirus patients develop neurological complications even if they didn't have severe symptoms. July 9, 2020
Wrong word during race call may get ESPN announcer fired LaMont was overheard dismissing the call to his wife as 'venting.' July 9, 2020
Political scientist puts Trump’s reelection chances at 91% 'This model gets it right for 25 of the 27 elections since 1912, when primaries were introduced,' he told Mediaite. July 9, 2020
Facebook blasted in civil rights audit for prioritizing free speech The audit recommends that Facebook build a 'civil rights infrastructure' into every aspect of the company. July 9, 2020
Tell-all book by Trump’s niece set to hit the shelves next week New book by the president's niece reportedly airs the Trump family's dirty laundry, showing there's no love lost between her and her uncle. July 8, 2020
Brazil’s president says hydroxychloroquine will cure his virus It appears that President Donald Trump isn't the only world leader to tout hydroxychloroquine as an effective drug against COVID-19. July 8, 2020
WATCH: Omar calls for ‘dismantling’ of ‘US economy, political systems’ Congresswoman Ilhan Omar pushes for 'dismantling' the U.S. 'economy and political systems,' which she calls a "system of oppression." July 8, 2020
All about the Benjamins? 1 in every 3 Omar campaign dollars goes to husband’s firm The marital arrangement hasn't stopped her campaign from paying Mynett's E Street Group $292,814.99 this year. July 8, 2020
WHO admits COVID-19 may be general airborne threat World Health Organization finally acknowledges that airborne transmission of the coronavirus may be a major threat in indoor spaces. July 8, 2020
US dumps UN health agency over failure to crack down on China The Trump administration made good on its vow to terminate U.S. participation in the WHO, which has been harshly criticized for its response to the corona crisis and its approach to China. July 7, 2020
Pompeo hints at TikTok ban as company says it’s quitting Hong Kong Secretary of State says Trump administration "seriously" considering banning popular Chinese social media app. July 7, 2020
Explosion in Iran near nuclear site raided by Israel in 2018 Explosion at a factory south of Tehran that killed two appears to be unrelated to nuclear research, but the site is not far from a nuclear warehouse exposed by Israel in 2017. July 7, 2020
Charlie Daniels, steadfast Israel supporter and country music legend, dead at 83 'I just want the world to know that I love my Jewish brothers and sisters and pray daily for the peace of Jerusalem and detest the anti-Semitism abroad in the world today,' said Charlie Daniels. July 7, 2020
Violence surges in New York City and Chicago In New York City, there have been 89 shootings, a 130 percent increase over last June. July 7, 2020
WATCH: Pompeo slams Susan Rice, says she has a history of lying Pompeo responds to former Susan Rice's claims about the Trump administration, saying she has a history of going on Sunday shows and lying. July 7, 2020
Kaepernick slams July 4th as ‘celebration of white supremacy’ 'Black ppl have been dehumanized, brutalized, criminalized + terrorized by America for centuries,' Kaepernick tweeted. July 7, 2020
Trudeau snubs Trump’s invitation to fete new trade agreement at White House The Canadian prime minister refused to attend a celebration of a new North American trade agreement, asking to speak to the American president by phone instead. July 6, 2020
Epstein confidante moved to NY to face sex abuse charges Ghislaine Maxwell has been indicted on multiple charges, including that she conspired to entice girls as young as 14 to engage in illegal sex acts with Epstein from 1994 through 1997. July 6, 2020
$10,000 reward offered for killers of 8-year-old girl as Atlanta mayor orders Wendy’s cleared The mayor said the Wendy's would be cleared after the shooting death of Secoriea Turner. July 6, 2020
Statue of Frederick Douglass, who helped free slaves, ripped from its base The statue was taken from Maplewood Park, a site along the Underground Railroad where Douglass and Harriet Tubman helped shuttle slaves to freedom. July 6, 2020
‘Coronavirus is airborne’: Hundreds of scientists sign letter calling on WHO to admit it 'We are 100 percent sure about this,' said Prof. Lidia Morawska, co-author of the letter. July 6, 2020
