Senate Democrats mock Biden for selling weapons to Israel

11 months ago
Josephine Poot

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Some of President Biden's strongest Senate allies are calling on Israelis to end months of fierce fighting and criticizing the administration's actions toward Israel, including the most recent approval of arms sales to the military that avoided Congress. For the second time in less than a month, the Biden administration…

The biggest cities in Ukraine are struck by Russian missiles, leaving at least 4 dead and over 100 injured

Ukraine's KYIV — At least four people were killed and nearly 100 injured when Russian hypersonic ballistic missiles attacked Ukraine's…

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Good News That’s Much Needed for Biden

The economy is making Americans feel a little more upbeat, especially when it comes to jobs and incomes, which could…

12 months ago

College Ventilation System Reveals Missing Man

The discovery of a decaying body inside a college ventilation system marked the tragic and unexplained end to a missing…

12 months ago

Following three Palestinian shots, a Vermont man was arrested

Following the shooting deaths of three 20-year-old Palestinian-American students in Vermont, authorities have detained a man. According to a news…

12 months ago

China is told to cease “COVID deception” due to the pneumonia outbreak by the US envoy

The United States ambassador to Japan, Rahm Emanuel, urged Chinese authorities "to abandon COVID deception" and demanded that China be…

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Milwaukee Is Preparing for a Nuclear Strike During the RNC

The city of Milwaukee is looking for insurance policies that would cover even the most catastrophic events, like a nuclear…

1 year ago

Why immigration from Ukraine and Latin America to Chicago had such different outcomes

Over the past 18 months, Chicago has welcomed over 30,000 Ukrainian refugees without much controversy; however, the arrival of 19,000…

1 year ago

Kyiv blasts weapons, while Moscow loses 44 artillery systems a day

Moscow's artillery losses in the war-torn nation have mounted, and on Wednesday Kyiv announced that within the previous week, Ukraine…

1 year ago

Chicago officials travel to Texas to look for ways to address the migrant crisis

On the third day of their tour, a group of city officials is visiting Texas cities that have sent the…

1 year ago

A new study indicates that Illinoisans are becoming more highly educated and compensated

Over the past ten years, the average Illinoisan has increased in income and improved in education, according to a recent…

1 year ago

American Soldiers on High Alert as Iran Allies Join Israel-Hamas War

U.S. forces deployed around the Middle East are keeping an eye out for Iranian-backed militias that might create new fronts…

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This winter, electricity costs should decline

Americans may be miffed to learn that power prices increased in September as they begin to consider the costs of…

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Gas and housing costs increased in September

According to data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, housing and gas are becoming more expensive. The BLS reported…

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Student loan payments have returned after three years

After being suspended for more than three years due to the coronavirus pandemic's economic impact, student loan payments were finally…

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Father and two small kids are among the 5 people killed when a truck transporting anhydrous ammonia crashes

Five more people are still in the hospital. When the semi-truck started spilling the potentially deadly chemical, a one-mile radius…

1 year ago

UAW extends strike to factories in Chicago and Michigan

According to UAW President Shawn Fain on Friday, the United Auto Workers (UAW) union will extend its strike against three…

1 year ago

Communities in Chicago are tense due to the city’s intersecting housing issues

Mayor Brandon Johnson has had to deal with two housing issues simultaneously during his first months in office: the city's…

1 year ago

Government-sponsored COVID testing are once again free

The government is once again offering four free COVID-19 exams to citizens as part of the Biden administration's reinstatement of…

1 year ago

Chicago’s new apartment building drops

A new study predicts that 6,160 new apartment units will be constructed in Chicago this year, down from 8,970 in…

1 year ago

Chicago is getting closer to eliminating tip pay

In Chicago, servers who depend mostly on gratuities may disappear by the end of the decade. Why it matters: Tipped work…

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Chicago receives criticism for shutting its streets on Mexican Independence Day

Residents and drivers in the downtown area are dissatisfied with the city's handling of the Mexican Independence Day festivities for…

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House Republicans becoming more doubtful about Ukraine: “It’s not just the Freedom Caucus”

As Congress confronts its first test over America's engagement in the battle against Russia, doubt is building among House Republicans…

1 year ago

As emotions grow, Democrats will debate in the New Hampshire primary

In the midst of an internal party conflict that has heightened tensions between members and the Biden administration, the Democratic…

1 year ago

The White House struggles with immigration to placate its leftist supporters

The Biden administration is treading carefully in order to placate Democratic mayors and governors who are under growing pressure to…

1 year ago

Strong earthquake in Morocco claims more than 800 lives

At least 820 people were killed in a powerful earthquake that struck Morocco late on Friday, according to official media…

1 year ago

Hurricane Lee, the first Category 5 storm of the season, plows into open Atlantic waters

Puerto Rico's San Juan (AP) — On Friday, Hurricane Lee roared across the warm waters of the Atlantic and posed…

1 year ago

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