If people hide their identity and stay quiet, antisemites face no consequences. When intimidation succeeds, it encourages ...

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Family of UN human rights investigator sues Trump administration over sanctions for Israel criticism - The family of independent U.N. investigator Francesca Albanese has sued the Trump administration ...

Araghchi's remarks came after Trump said earlier this week that he authorised military action against Iran because he believed Tehran was preparing to strike first.

The people must believe in the politician. If mutual belief and respect do not exist, then chaos becomes the end result. Some ...

There is no shortage of volatility in the Middle East. In the wake of protests in Iran, Washington has threatened to strike; violence in Gaza continues despite a cease-fire; Hezbollah is rearming in ...

On inflation, immigration, tariffs and matters of war and peace, President Donald Trump presented a frequently distorted ...

Iranian Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas Araghchi on Wednesday denied the claims that the country was planning a "pre-emptive" attack on the US and its forces, a claim that the United States has peddled ...

The topic on most people's minds affordability and the economy, and President Trump made promises to tackle them in his first ...

The 108-minute speech by the US president had plenty of bluster and struck a triumphant tone, but how much of it was true?

Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi rejected US claims that Tehran planned a pre-emptive strike, calling Operation Epic Fury a “grave misadventure.” The remarks come after Trump said he ordered ...