May 29th, 2023

• ​Deal between Israel and Saudi Arabia is 'absolutely possible,' says ex-Mossad chief
• Herzog to meet Azerbaijan's President Aliyev in Baku as ties expand
• Netanyahu, Ben Gvir rip into AG over 'Zionist values' resolution as vote postponed
• Ben Gvir sues Ya'alon for claiming he supports chants of 'Death to Arabs'
• Near the Western Wall, Jewish radicals shout at Christian Evangelicals to 'go home'
• Jenin-based terrorists open fire at West Bank settlement, northern town; no injuries
• Israeli airstrikes said to hit targets in Syrian capital
• Likud MK says Netanyahu won't bring back overhaul since he knows he 'made a mistake'
• Why Netanyahu has put a halt to a handful of radical coalition measures - for now. Is Netanyahu's desire for a White House invite the driving force?
• Turkey's Erdogan claims victory after toughest challenge yet to his two-decade rule
• Erdogan's historic victory: Turkey's undisputed titan enters third decade of rule
• Erdogan's Win: Five More Authoritarian, Destitute Years for a Polarized Turkey
• Economic Woes Trouble Turkey - but AKP Voters Say Erdogan Is the Solution, Not the Problem
• US, Saudi Arabia Call for Warring Sides in Sudan to Extend 'Imperfect' Cease-Fire
• Iraq announces plans for $17 billion transportation project linking Asia to Europe
• Sultan of Oman, a mediator between Iran and the West, arrives in Tehran for visit
• Zelensky introduces 50-year Iran sanctions bill - Kyiv and its allies say Iran has been supplying Russia with arms, including hundreds of drones, since Moscow invaded Ukraine last year
• Ukrainian soldiers in Bakhmut say fighting regular Russian troops will be 'not as hard' as fighting Wagner troops because they're inexperienced
• Russia unleashes largest drone attack on Ukrainian capital ahead of Kyiv Day
• US 'ready to fight in space if we have to', says military official - Threat posed by 'provocative' Russia and China has left US no choice but to prepare for orbital skirmishes
• US Commerce Secretary: US 'Won't Tolerate' China's Ban on Micron Chips
• More states view China's purchase of U.S. farmland as threat to national security
• Suspect in Rwanda genocide church massacre appears in court holding Bible
• Humanitarian crisis worsens as fighting in Myanmar's civil war ramps up
• Saudi Arabia reportedly in talks to join BRICS bank to enhance financial strength amid de-dollarization: experts
• Biden, McCarthy Confident Debt Deal Will Pass Congress Skeptics
• 'Surrender': Chorus of Republicans Disappointed With Debt Ceiling Agreement
• Democrats Acknowledge Defeat in Debt Negotiations, Urge Members to Vote 'Yes' Anyway
• McCarthy: 'Not at all' concerned about losing Speakership amid conservative backlash to debt limit deal
• As Interest Rates Rise, The Era Of "Deficits Don't Matter" Is Over
• Impeachment of Texas AG Paxton Made Without Subpoenaing Donor at Heart of Allegations
• Dianne Feinstein Relies Heavily on Army of Staffers to Function, Aides Have to Whisper In Her Ear in Between Votes
• 'My fellow Republicans wanted me to lie,' Liz Cheney says in commencement speech
• Experts warn of increased risk of US terror attacks by rightwing 'lone wolf' actors - Individuals rather than organized groups more likely to commit extremist crimes as inflammatory Republican rhetoric escalates
• New Video Evidence: Maricopa County Elections Officials Illegally Break into Sealed Election Machines after they were Certified and Befor the Election - Inserting Reprogrammed Memory Cards
• About 1 Million Viewers Stopped Watching Fox News After Tucker Carlson's Exit: Analysis
• EU Furious After Elon Musk Pulls Twitter Out of Online Censorship Programme
• China's cyberspace regulator eradicates 1.4 million misinformation-related social media posts in extensive crackdown
• Typhoon Mawar sets sights on Philippines, Taiwan and Japan after blow to Guam
• Guam Typhoon Highlights Threat To US Military’s Pacific Strategy
• Over 170 wildfires break out across Israel amid heavy heatwave
• Health Hazards of Seaweed Targeting Florida Coast
• Jane Fonda blames 'White men' for climate crisis, calls to 'arrest and jail' them
• John Kerry: Farmers Must Stop Growing Food to Meet 'Net Zero' Goals for 'Emissions'
• John Kerry says US farmers must radically transform food production to meet 'net zero' emissions goals by 2030
• Two dozen Republicans call on Biden to disavow John Kerry's remarks targeting food production
• Two more horses die at Churchill Downs, total of 12 at home of Kentucky Derby in past two months
• At least 3 dead, 5 injured during shooting between rival gangs at New Mexico biker rally: police
• Chicago shootings: 37 shot, 9 fatally, in Memorial Day weekend gun violence across city, CPD says
• Crime-Ridden Los Angeles Reinstates Controversial Zero Bail Policy, Claiming Bail Infringes Constitutional Rights
• Testosterone levels 'plummeting' in young men due to porn consumption as link to social isolation shows 'real problem'
• Biden Title IX transgender sports rules delayed after 240,000 comments submitted
• Israelis in NYC to protest coalition lawmakers in town for Celebrate Israel Parade
• Ben Gvir said to reject plea for him to sidestep Jerusalem Pride Parade security
• Target Loses Over Ten Billion Dollars in Ten Days Amid Conservative Boycott
• 'Boycott Target' climbs iTunes charts, garners millions of views
• Gay Rapper Lil Nas X Mocks Backlash to Target's 'Pride' Clothing for Children
• Iowa Governor Signs Bills Restricting Sexual Books, Teaching 'Gender Identity' and Sexual Orientation in Elementary Schools
• Louisiana Republican State Senator Joins Democrats to Kill Bill to Protect Minors from Gender Transition Hormone Drugs and Surgeries
• Russia Claims They Collected Evidence of Avian Flu Pathogens with Lethality Rate up to 40% in Humans at US Biolab in Ukraine
• Appeals court reinstates religious challenge to COVID vaccine mandate for healthcare workers
• Over 300 COVID-19 Papers Withdrawn for Not Meeting Standards of Scientific Soundness