April 7th, 2021

• At 24th Knesset's swearing-in, Rivlin pleads with lawmakers to end deadlock
• Rivlin reluctantly taps Netanyahu to form government: 'Not an easy moral choice'
• 'I Fear For My Country': Israeli Prez Reluctantly Gives Netanyahu First Crack At Forming Gov't
• Netanyahu accepts mandate to build coalition, promises to be 'prime minister of everyone'
• Road to a coalition seems blocked, but Netanyahu is in the driver's seat, again
• Bennett: Public wants stable, right-wing government; doesn't want 5th elections
• Stable government, budget needed for Israel to exit crisis - central bank chief
• Sudanese ministers vote to annul Israel boycott law amid normalization drive
• White House quietly boosts aid to Palestinians as some in Congress cry foul
• Israeli data shows world's Jewish population now as high as in 1925
• US Defense Chief to Visit Israel Next Week for Talks on Iran, Syria, Lebanon
• Israeli forces carried out strike on Iranian ship in Red Sea, NY Times reports
• Iranian vessel, said to be IRGC-linked spy ship, hit by limpet mine in Red Sea
• Talks on Iran deal begin in Vienna, as world powers seek to bring US back in
• Iran Says Nuclear Talks in Vienna Were 'Constructive', Next Meeting on Friday
• Jordan orders media ban, reframes 'wicked plot' as family feud
• Was what happened in Jordan an attempted coup - or an attempt to silence internal critics?
• Smoke and shadows in Amman: What we know about the alleged Jordanian plot
• Egypt seeks financial settlement with Ever Given's owner for Suez Canal blockage
• Suez Canal may expand section where ship was stranded
• Latest round of three-way talks over Ethiopian dam fail in Kinshasa, says Egypt
• Russia's army begins planned 'combat readiness' inspection - RIA
• Alexei Navalny 'seriously ill' on prison sick ward, says lawyer
• Russian Police Arrest Physicians Seeking To Treat Opposition Leader Alexei Navalny
• Russia says sanctions could push Myanmar towards 'full-scale civil conflict'
• 'Rising Intolerance': Christians in Central India Beaten, Threatened with Death or Forced 'Re-conversion'
• Turkey Summons Chinese Ambassador Over Response to Uyghur Claims
• Taiwan Strait a 'Powder Keg' That Could Set Off World War, Military Expert Warns
• China's Bet U.S. Is Bluffing on Taiwan War Risks Dangerous Miscalculation
• Hunter Biden Admits His Name Was 'Gold' to Burisma
• EU backs U.S. call for global minimum corporate tax, but rate to be decided
• The US economy is growing at its fastest pace since 1984
• Biden tells Georgia to 'smarten up' to avoid losing business over new election law
• Braves Fans Are Requesting Refunds on Season Tickets After MLB Moves All-Star Game
• MLB Moves All-Star Game from 51% Black Georgia to 9.8% Black Denver (Which Already Has Voter ID).
• Georgia Gov. Kemp rips MLB for 'discrepancy' of moving game out of half-black Atlanta to majority white Denver
• Atlanta mayor issues executive order against Georgia's new voting law
• Nolte: Joe Biden and Stacey Abrams Lied. Democrat-Run Atlanta Died.
• Doug Collins: MLB Should Apologize to Georgians for Falling for Abrams' Bullying Tactics
• Kennedy: 'A Special Kind of Stupid' to Take Punitive Action Against Georgia for Voting Bill
• Trump Doubles Down on Criticism of 'Far Too Weak' Georgia Election Law
• Nothing to see here: DHS deletes announcement of terror suspects arrested at border
• Biden Disapproval Soars As Over 170,000 Illegal Immigrants Flood The US In March, Most In A Decade
• Experts Warn of Illegal Immigrants 'Renting' Kids to Cross Border
• Graham: 'Shut Down the Immigration System and Have a Timeout'
• As border crisis grows, Biden Homeland Security considers restarting wall construction: report
• 'Anti-racist' group says it will turn stolen Confederate monument 'into a toilet,' unless demands met
• Nation of Islam Calls Member Who Assaulted U.S. Capitol 'Brother With Such Great Potential'
• Black Lives Matter activist threatens 'all hell is gonna break loose' if 'George Floyd's murderer is not sentenced'
• CNN Admits Crime Wave, Highlights Violence in Democrat-Run Cities
• Alcee Hastings, Democratic congressman from Florida, dead at 84 - Hastings' passing means an even slimmer majority for the Democrats in the House
• Election Fraud Prosecution at an 'All-Time High': Texas Attorney General's Office
• Tim Cook wants Americans to be able to vote on their iPhones
• Analyst: Apple's Revenue Will Grow Thanks to Its Deal with Google to Control the Internet
• Your 'smart home' is watching - and possibly sharing your data with the police
• Read Clarence Thomas's Roadmap To Reining In Social Media Giants
• 5.3 magnitude earthquake hits near Baynjiwayn, Iraq
• 5.3 magnitude earthquake hits the Kermadec Islands region
• 5.3 magnitude earthquake hits the Kermadec Islands region
• 5.2 magnitude earthquake hits the Kermadec Islands region
• 5.1 magnitude earthquake hits near Pondaguitan, Philippines
• 5.0 magnitude earthquake hits near Nagqu, China
• New earthquake swarm at La Soufriere volcano, St. Vincent and the Grenadines
• Sabancaya volcano in Peru erupts to 24,000ft
• Sangay volcano in Ecuador erupts to 20,000ft
• Revenatador volcano in Ecuador erupts to 15,000ft
• Sinabung volcano in Indonesia erupts to 14,000ft
• Renewed activity at Veniaminof volcano, Aviation Color Code raised to Orange, Alaska
• More than 67 killed after lahar from Mount Lewotolo hits two villages, Indonesia
• Deadly downpour triggers severe flooding in Queensland, Australia
• Records shattered as seasons play tug-of-war across the US
• California reports third-driest year on record
• A Row Over Rare-Earth Deposits Could Bring Down Greenland's Government
• Man accused of trying to extort Matt Gaetz admits he asked for cash
• Arkansas becomes first state to ban transgender surgeries and treatments for minors after Senate overturns governor veto
• The meeting with two trans women that might have helped convince the Arkansas governor to oppose the anti-trans bill
• Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf Vows to Block Transgender Sports Bill
• 'Men Are Coming': 255 California Prison Inmates Have Requested Transfer To Women's Prisons Since January
• Sexually transmitted infections increasing in the military
• Chile's government distributed faulty birth control pills. Now more than 150 people are pregnant.
• Fresh African Swine Fever Outbreak Hits China's Xinjiang
• 'A biological Fukushima': Brazil COVID-19 deaths on track to pass worst of U.S. wave
• 2249 Dead From Vaccine So Far: CDC
• Local teen diagnosed with Guillain-Barre syndrome questions COVID-19 vaccine after receiving first dose
• 7 Deaths Among UK AstraZeneca Jab Recipients After Blood Clots: Regulator
• COVID-19: UK trial of Oxford vaccine on children paused as regulator probes rare blood clots in adults
• Clear link between AstraZeneca vaccine and rare blood clots in brain, EMA official tells paper
• Covid-19 Vaccine Developed by U.S. Army Begins Human Testing
• Israel and Chile both led on Covid jabs, so why is one back in lockdown?
• Biden to Announce Every American to be Vaccine Eligible 2 Weeks Earlier, Tout 150 Million Shots in 1st 75 Days
• Montana Gov. Greg Gianforte tests positive for coronavirus, just got first vaccine shot
• Texas governor bans mandated COVID-19 'vaccine passports'
• Tennessee Governor Joins GOP Push Against Vaccine Passports
• W.H.O. Rejects Vaccine Passports: Cites Lack of Fairness, Medical Doubts
• WHO says it's against requiring vaccine passports for travel - due to uncertainty over whether vaccinations prevent COVID-19 transmissions
• New Zealand opens up travel bubble with neighboring Australia
• Covid-19 Shut Schools Across Latin America, and Children Joined Gangs
• Teachers unions continue negotiations even after 80% of teachers get vaccinated
• Undercover video sparks outrage over secret dinner parties for Paris elite
• U.S. considering joining boycott of 2022 Beijing Olympics, State Department says
• Feds propose banning foreclosures across U.S. until 2022