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Report Examines How Wikipedia Editors Worked to ‘Present Radical Islamist Groups in Favorable Light’

Around 40 Wikipedia editors worked to present "radical Islamist groups in a favorable light" and craft a narrative around the Israel-Palestine conflict, according to a report from Pirate Wires.

Israel Forced to Revise Iran Strike Plan After U.S. Intelligence Leak

Israel's plan to launch a strike against Iran was forced to undergo changes and delays after a U.S. intelligence document outlining critical details was...

Kamala’s Gaza Stance Played Key Role in Sinwar’s Hostage Negotiations

Following the death of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar, new details have surfaced regarding his reasoning for rejecting favorable negotiations to release Israeli hostages. Sinwar...

FBI Investigates Alleged Leak of Classified Israeli Plans to Attack Iran

The FBI has initiated an investigation into a reported leak of highly classified documents detailing Israel's military strategy regarding a potential attack on Iran. 

October 7 Survivor Commits Suicide on 22nd Birthday

A young woman who survived the October 7 Hamas attack at the Nova music festival in Israel has committed suicide. Shirel Golan, 22, was found...

Harvard University’s Fundraising Drops by 15% Following Antisemitism Concerns

Harvard University has experienced a significant decline in donations, dropping nearly 15% in fiscal year 2024. This marks the lowest fundraising total since 2015, with donations decreasing to $1.17 billion.

Trump Considers Suing CBS News Following ‘Deceptive’ Harris Interview

Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump suggested on Friday that he may sue CBS News over what he described as deceptive editing to improve Democrat nominee Kamala Harris’ performance in her controversial "60 Minutes" interview.

Drone Strikes Netanyahu’s Home in Israel

A recent drone strike targeting Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s residence has raised serious concerns about Iran's involvement in the ongoing conflict.

DHS Grants Temporary Protected Status to Lebanese Migrants

The Biden-Harris Department of Homeland Security announced that Lebanese nationals currently in the United States will be granted temporary protected status for 18 months.

CBS-Owned Station Receives FCC Complaint Over ’60 Minutes’ Edit

The Center for American Rights (CAR) filed a complaint with the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), accusing a CBS-owned station, WCBS-TV, of distorting recent interviews.

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