UN says 12 of its staff have been killed in Gaza, including 5 teachers and a doctor
"I want people to know that there are civilians — really civilians — who are being killed in Gaza," a UN spokesperson told Insider.
Historian says Trump has been 're-educating' his followers to embrace violence and that Matt Gaetz is now doing the same
Donald Trump and Matt Gaetz are teaching their followers to see violence "in a positive light," NYU professor Ruth Ben-Ghiat said.
The US is sending its most advanced aircraft carrier and its heavily armed strike group to Israel's coast and will supply the country with more weapons and ammo
The USS Gerald R. Ford is being redeployed to the Eastern Mediterranean, Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin announced Sunday.
Israel formally declares war as leaders vow to wipe out Hamas and take full control of Gaza
Israel aims to "control the entire enclave and kill all the terrorists in our territory," the IDF's Richard Hech told reporters.
Walgreens employees plan walkout this week over miserable working conditions
Walgreens employees are threatening to walk off the job next week over staff shortages. "We don't believe that Walgreens is allowing us to give our patients safe care," an organizer told CNN.
Israel declares war after Hamas attacks kill at least 250 people
Israel has declared a state of war after Palestinian group Hamas launched land, sea, and air attacks from Gaza.
Jewish institutions in the US are on guard following Hamas' attack on Israel
The Jewish Federations of North America said it has not seen any "credible threat" but is urging Jewish groups to stay in close contact with police.
Israel's war with Hamas could increase competition for the US artillery shells needed by Ukraine
Earlier this year, the United States sent 155mm artillery ammunition to Ukraine from a large stockpile in Israel.
Wagner's Yevgeny Prigozhin tried to overthrow Ukraine's neighbor Moldova before his death, the nation's president says
Wagner's Yevgeny Prigozhin was behind a coup attempt in Moldova, the country's president said.
Chocolate company fined $45,000 for failing to evacuate its employees during a gas leak that killed 7 workers
OSHA investigators accused candy company R.M. Palmer of failing to evacuate its factory after workers reported smelling gas.
Just 5% of New Jersey Democrats would support Sen. Bob Menendez in a future primary contest, new poll finds
Bob Menendez, indicted on bribery charges last month, has gone from a 58% approval rating to 14%, according to a new survey.
Denver experimented with giving people $1,000 a month. It reduced homelessness and increased full-time employment, a study found.
UBI, or universal basic income, is a form of direct cash assistance to help the most vulnerable get back on their feet. A new study in Denver suggests it works.
Senators warn Biden that a defense pact with 'authoritarian' Saudi Arabia in exchange for normalizing ties with Israel hurts American interests
Saudi Arabia is an "authoritarian regime" that undermines US national security, the senators wrote in a letter to the president.
A nonprofit wants sharpshooters in helicopters to kill over 2,000 invasive deer living on California's Catalina Island
The Catalina Island Conservancy argues that the mule deer population needs to be eliminated to safeguard the ecosystem.
Matt Gaetz, MAGA loyalist, agrees with Democrats: McCarthy 'lied' to Biden on budget deal
The Florida Republican bashed his party's leadership on Sunday, again saying he plans to oust House Speaker Kevin McCarthy.
Russia is luring Cubans to Ukraine with fast-tracked citizenship and a lucrative signing bonus: 'Almost all of our friends have gone'
Cubans interviewed by Reuters said many people were agreeing to fight in the war in Ukraine to escape poverty.
Putin's pick to lead the Wagner Group is likely considered a 'traitor' by his own men, UK says
Andrei Troshev was second in command of the Wagner paramilitary group and sided with Vladimir Putin during the June revolt.
Elon Musk attacked German support for migrants and promoted a call to support a far-right extremist political party
Elon Musk appears unhappy that the German government provided a little more than $2 million to groups that aid migrants, include one that conducts search-and-rescue operations.
Putin meets with Wagner commander who was once arrested while 'dangerously intoxicated,' says he's now leading combat missions in Ukraine
At the meeting, Putin referred to Troshev leading "various combat missions," including in Ukraine.
An American Airlines flight attendant was found dead at a Philadelphia airport hotel with a 'cloth in her mouth,' police say
An American Airlines flight attendant found dead in an airport hotel room with cloth in her mouth likely suffered a "sudden death," police said.