April 19th, 2021

• At J Street, Abbas Warns of Apartheid if Two-state Solution Is Abandoned
• In bid to avert 5th elections, right-wing parties float direct premiership vote
• As Netanyahu Struggles to Form Coalition, Yair Lapid Says He Expects to Be Tasked Next
• Lapid urges gov't of 'Zionists and patriots,' says he expects to receive mandate
• Bennett may ally with anti-Netanyahu bloc to form key Knesset panel
• High Court rejects petition to bar Netanyahu from forming government
• Hundreds of Palestinians clash with police by Damascus Gate, 3 arrested
• Neighbor who tossed an elderly Jewish woman off a balcony while yelling 'Allahu Akbar' avoids trial because he smoked weed
• Israel said worried Biden will rush to reenter nuclear deal
• Iran said to ask Interpol to arrest Natanz 'sabotage' suspect
• Iran says Quds Force deputy chief dead of a heart attack
• Iran, Saudi Arabia said holding direct talks to mend regional rift
• Five injured as rockets hit Iraqi air base housing Americans
• Lebanon faces tough Ramadan amid 'insane' food prices
• Syria to hold election in May after years of war
• Syria sets May date for presidential election opposition says is farce - The poll on 26 May is all but certain to return Bashar al-Assad for a third term as president
• 11 dead, nearly 100 hurt as train derails outside Cairo
• US orders non-essential personnel out of Chad over fears of rebel attacks on capital
• US warns Russia of consequences if Navalny dies in prison
• Russia reportedly adds to military muscle in Black Sea region amid US tensions
• Op-ed: China, Russia deepen cooperation in what could be Biden's defining challenge as president
• China blasts smears on sentence of HK rioters as trampling on local, international laws
• Report: Online Uyghur Slave Trade Booming in China
• Asia PacificMyanmar unity government says it must be part of any ASEAN bid to end crisis
• Cruz: Difference Between Biden, FDR Court-Packing Efforts Is Dems Now 'Cheering Joe Biden On'
• Rick Scott: 'It'll Be Pretty Easy' to Force Dems to Vote on Court-Packing, We Can 'Make Them Vote on Anything' During Reconciliation
• Adam Schiff Presses FBI on Reviewing Social Media for Future Threats to Capitol
• The Memo: Tense nation readies for Chauvin verdict
• Vandals Smear Chauvin Defense Witness' Former Santa Rosa Home With Animal Blood
• Guilty verdict in Chauvin trial could set precedent for policing: Benjamin Crump, civil rights attorney
• In Minneapolis, armed patrol group tries to keep the peace
• Police in Minnesota round up journalists covering protest, force them on the ground and take pictures of their faces
• Minneapolis drive-by shooting leaves 2 National Guard members injured
• Police Officers Hit With Liquid 'Chemical,' Molotov Cocktails During Traffic Stop in Brooklyn
• Republicans slam Maxine Waters for telling protesters to 'get more confrontational' over Chauvin trial
• Maxine Waters: Derek Chauvin Must Be 'Guilty, Guilty, Guilty' or We Take to the Streets
• Marjorie Taylor Greene Introducing Resolution to Expel Rep. Maxine Waters from Congress
• Three people dead in 'active shooting incident' in Austin, Texas
• Austin police identify former sheriff's detective accused of rape as suspect behind massacre
• Shooting in Kenosha leaves 3 dead, 2 injured at Wis. bar, officials say
• 2 people arrested after a fatal mall shooting in Omaha, Nebraska
• Chicago mayor slams 'trash' rumors, indicates she won't resign after Adam Toledo shooting
• Mother Of FedEx Shooting Suspect Reported Him To Law Enforcement Last Year, Says FBI
• Portland Police Declare Third Riot In Five Days
• Fauci on gun violence: 'How can you say that's not a public health issue?'
• Madonna calls gun control the 'new vaccine,' wants police jailed without trial in bizarre posts
• Melissa Tate: BLM Narrative Is 'Designed to Racially Divide America and Conquer It From Within'
• Attack of the drones: the mystery of disappearing swarms in the US midwest
• Earth-grazing fireball recorded over Spain
• Magnitude 5.9 earthquake shakes southwestern Iran in area of nuclear site
• 5.8 magnitude earthquake hits near Hualien City, Taiwan
• 5.4 magnitude earthquake hits near Hualien City, Taiwan
• 5.2 magnitude earthquake hits near Hakha, Myanmar
• 5.2 magnitude earthquake hits the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand
• Sabancaya volcano in Peru erupts to 26,000ft
• Sangay volcano in Ecuador erupts to 25,000ft
• Popocateptl volcano in Mexico erupts to 16,000ft
• Reventador volcano in Ecuador erupts to 15,000ft
• Soufriere volcano on St Vincent erupts to 15,000ft
• Philippines Warns of Floods as Surigae Becomes a Super Typhoon
• US West prepares for possible 1st water shortage declaration
• Invasive 'jumping worms' spreading through several US states
• Technology Really Is Changing Human Circadian Rhythms, Scientists Say
• UN committee calls for internet channels for child sexting
• Biden administration won't define 'sex' as biological as Title IX review starts
• San Francisco Overdose Deaths Far Outpaced COVID-19 Deaths in 2020
• Otters at Georgia Aquarium test positive for Covid-19
• Unvaccinated public servants can be fired if they refuse virus tests in Israel
• Nearly half of Pennsylvania nursing home staff declined coronavirus vaccines
• India Imposes Vaccine Passports for Muslims Doing Hajj
• Canadian officials forced to backtrack on extreme COVID restrictions after police refuse to enforce them
• Farage: 'Desperately Sad' to See Queen Alone at Funeral Due to 'Inhuman' Covid Rules
• Fauci: 'Very Frustrating' to Get Questioned about Freedoms without Mentioning COVID Deaths, Health and Safety 'Higher Priority' for Me
• Pastor Who Fled Communism Fears Canadians Are Losing Their Freedom
• Commentary: Globalists Will Need Another Crisis In America As Their Reset Agenda Fails