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Former President Donald Trump may be indicted yet again - will he simply abandon the 2024 Presidential Campaign 'Under the Auspices of a Plea Deal,' as a top Podcaster Predicts? Millions of users are abandoning Mark Zuckerberg’s Threads app just two weeks after launch. And, Israel is reportedly giving the Palestinian Authority a chance to restore security in Jenin after their brigade level operati...

President Joe Biden invites Netanyahu to U.S. after months of vowing that he would not do so. Former New York State Governor Andrew Cuomo’s legal bills hit $6.6 million. And, Belgian security forces get antisemitism training in Israel.

Russian President Vladimir Putin threatens retaliation if Ukraine uses cluster munitions they received from the US. A new outbreak of Canadian wildfires is sending a plume of unhealthy smoke into the US yet again. And, Edward Caban is expected to be named the new NYPD commissioner.

The US Secret Service concludes their investigation on the issue pertaining to cocain found in the White House without any leads. NYC Council voted to override Mayor Eric Adams's veto of bills aimed at expanding the use of housing vouchers. And, federal prosecutors are conducting interviews with some of Former President Donald Trump's closest people in an attempt at ensnaring him further.

Mass protests sweep Israel as demonstrators rally against the government’s judicial overhaul. Former NJ Governor Chris Christie takes aim at Former President Donald Trump for failing to follow through on campaign promises. And, The US Air Force says it ran out of money for promised assistance to airmen.

US President Joe Biden meets King Charles III for the first time since his coronation. International data trackers say that at least 50,000 Russian soldiers died in the Russian/Ukraine war so far. And, NYC Mayor Eric Adams is finally forced to address an alleged campaign finance fraud scheme.

Heavy rains set off flash flooding in New York State. Texas deploys large water buoys in latest effort to stop illegal crossings. And, Iowa Republicans are set to hold the 2024 presidential caucuses on January 15, 2024.

Israeli security forces announce the completion of complex scenarios simulating advanced threats for their multi-layer air defense array. Ukrainian advances into heavily fortified and entrenched Russian defenses. And, some major US cities are attempting to end fares on transit entirely.

Homelessness in NYC jumps 17% despite Mayor Eric Adams’ efforts to get people off the streets. US Pentagon releases their review of whether faults are apparent in the system in relation to the handling of classified information. And, US army recruitment goals plummet to crisis levels amid the feeling that the military has gone "woke".

Republican presidential candidates and lawmakers begin pitching a new southern border plan -send the US military into Mexico. Jewish migration from Europe has grown exponentially, particularily from Russia and Ukraine. And, auto sales soar despite inflationary pressures.

A Judge rules against the Biden administration in a first amendment case involving the administrations overly friendly contact with social media firms. The IDF withdraws from Jenin after completing a successful anti-terror operation. And, Meta, the Parent company of Facebook, looks to target Twitter with a rival app called Threads.

A car ramming terror attack in Tel Aviv leaves eight people wounded, one in critical condition. Mass shootings in Baltimore and Philadelphia leave at least seven dead and dozens wounded amidst July 4th celebrations across the US. And, House Republicans are scared of losing their majority so they are pushing back on what they say is McCarthy’s extreme agenda.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams taps Eddie Caban to take over from Outgoing Commissioner Keechant Sewell as NYPD’s top cop. The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) launches a widescale effort against terror in the West Bank city of Jenin. And, House Republicans are scared of losing their majority so they are pushing back on what they say is House Speaker Kevin McCarthy’s extreme agenda.

Israel approves buying 25 new F-35 stealth fighter jets from Lockheed Martin using funds financed through the US military aid funds received by Israel. Violent protests sweep through France after a teenager was shot by Police during a traffic stop. And, Apple becomes the most valuable company in world history.

Some of the passengers of the doomed Titan submersible may have been found near the debris field near the sunken Titanic ship says the US Coast Guard. The Russian Government moves to seize control of The Wagner Group’s global empire after the failed coup led by Yevgeny Prigozhin. The Summer travel season is off to rough start amid widespread flight delays.

Investigators reveal that the Surfside, Florida, pool deck had multiple deficiencies which led to the fatal collapse in 2021. Rep. Anna Paulina Luna said that Congress will attempt again to censor Rep. Adam Schiff after he repeatedly made false accusations against former President Donald Trump while Schiff was the chairman of the intelligence committee. The Russian Federation and the Israeli Jerus...

North Korea fires long range ballistic missiles in a blatant disregard of US warnings. Chinese President Ji Jinping seeks to become the world arbiter of peace as he attempts to inject China in Middle East politics. The US Federal Reserve chooses to remain interest rates at its current rate but they may raise them in a few months if need be.

Former President Donald Trump pleads not guilty to 37 federal charges relating to mishandling of classified documents. The United States extends temporary protected status for more than 330,000 immigrants. And, German curator Matthias Weniger is on a mission to return silver heirlooms stolen from Jewish families by the Nazis during WW2.

Articles of impeachment have been introduced against President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris. Israel conducts its first air taxi tests in a bid to ease traffic congestion in the state. And, NYPD Commissioner Keechant Sewell resigns after just eighteen months in office.

Australia is having an intense flu season, and it could be a signal of what’s to come in the upcoming flu season in the United States and Canada. Israel pledges to provide clean water and food to Ukraine amid the flooding emergency. And, experts warn that the United States is not prepared for war with China should hostilities break out.

Bud Light sales continue to plummet after a nationwide boycott was started in response to a promo video the company put out. Colombian children are rescued from a plane crash after surviving forty days in the Amazon rainforest surviving on cassava flour and fruit. And, as Israel reaches a grim record of 100 murders in the Arab/Israeli community, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vows to bring the...

Former President Donald Trump is indicted in classified documents probe. Tucker Carlson is told that he is violating his contract with his new Twitter show which is seeing unimaginable ratings so far. And, Lebanese rioters try to destroy the border barrier between Israel and Lebanon clashing with and throwing stones at IDF forces operating there.

Smoke from Canadian wildfires drift over New York State and surrounding areas causing poor air quality. The Biden administration reports that unlawful southern border entries are down 70% from record highs since the end of Title 42. And, Bullets and rifles have been stolen from a military bunker within an IDF base, in the south of Israel.

Fidelity's latest markdown of Twitter's market value comes after several previous cuts to the estimated value. A private plane crashes near Washington DC prompting the military to scramble jets to intercept the unresponsive plane. And, Ukraine blames Russia for blowing up a critical dam.

The US Senate passes a bipartisan debt ceiling bill just hours before the Treasury Department's default deadline sending the bill to President Biden’s desk. A woman critically injured in the 2001 Palestinian terror attack in the Sbarro pizza shop in Jerusalem dies of her wounds 22 years later. And, The U.S. imposes sanctions against Sudanese leaders over ongoing violence.