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The Palm Springs Police Department revealed a new Pride-themed patrol car to honor the city's November Pride celebrations.

In New York City, thousands of Hamas supporters chanted in the streets and burned an American flag.

Maine Gov. Janet Mills (D) said that at least 18 people have been killed and 13 individuals injured after a gunman opened fire in a bowling alley and a bar.

Leading up to an anti-Israel protest in London, London’s Metropolitan Police warned protestors that they may be arrested if they supported terror groups.

A group of angry Palestinians targeted CNN anchor Sara Sidner during a live broadcast, accusing the network of being "genocide supporters."

In a landmark ruling on Thursday, U.S. District Judge Roger Benitez deemed California's 33-year-old ban on assault weapons as unconstitutional.

LGBT activists said they would "starve" without prostituting themselves.

"I’m not willing to say, to go so far to say that Netanyahu knew or there was intelligence here, but I think some questions need to be asked. Was there a stand-down order?" asked Charlie Kirk.

The statement comes as antisemitic incidents are on the rise in the U.K.

"We declare next Friday, 'The Friday of the Al-Aqsa Flood,' as a day of general mobilization in our Arab and Islamic world and among the free people of the world. It is a day to rally support, offer aid, and participate actively," Hamas announced.