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The Biden administration is not following its own guidelines while providing military equipment to Israel, as per the US press.

Clashes between the Israeli military and Hamas are taking place in multiple parts of the Gaza Strip, including in the main southern city of Khan Younis. Follow here for the latest live news updates.

Progressives plot to fight Adams’ budget cuts and find someone to challenge him in 2025.

Everyone knows the famous adage that "All politics is local." But looking back at the year's stories for major themes, it was clear one story from across the globe had generated more articles on our site in the last third of the year than many others did over the full 12 months (although we do

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Winter weather is quickly descending upon Indiana, and thanks to the Inflation Reduction Act, Hoosier families can save on energy costs.

Tensions are rising within the Democratic Party around how to best condemn Hamas for sexual violence in its war with Israel, an escalating battle prompting fury from the White House to Capitol Hill. Democrats have expressed strong criticism over instances of violence and rape by Hamas — the Palestinian terrorist organization responsible for the Oct.…

Rep. Pramila Jayapal (D-Wash.) is seeking to play clean up over comments she made evoking Palestinians’ suffering while answering a question about Hamas’s use of rape against Israeli women, remarks that were met with widespread criticism within the Democratic caucus. Jayapal, the chair of the Congressional Progressive Caucus, reiterated that she “unequivocally” condemns the terrorist…

CNN’s Jake Tapper did his level best to contain himself upon hearing U.S. Rep. Jared Moskowitz (D-FL) say that he thought and hoped every House Democrat would vote to support his resolution condemning Hamas’ use of rape and sexual violence against Israeli women during and after the atrocities of October 7th.  Watch as Tapper offers Moskowitz an offline wager to close the interview, the closest thing to the “First Time?” meme you’ll see on cable news: 

Local governments in cities including San Francisco and Santa Ana are debating whether to call for an immediate cease-fire in Gaza.