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Jury is Finalized as Prospective Jurors Denounce Trump as ‘Selfish and Self-Serving’ and Defense Again Seeks Change of Venue
The judge has yet to seat all the alternate jurors needed for opening statements to begin.
Ousting Hamas Terrorists From Rafah Again Looks To Be Top Israeli Priority
Washington officials now acknowledge that America’s months-long diplomatic push for a Gaza cease-fire and hostage release has hit a brick wall. Officials now blame Hamas, rather than Israel, for blocking any cease-fire.
Could a Possible Third ‘Impeachment’ of President Trump Send Him to Prison?
The 45th president is considering testifying, it seems, but first he wants to know the subjects on which he will be interrogated.
Georgia School District Removes From Shelves ‘Lewd, Vulgar’ Books Like ‘It Ends With Us’ in ‘Battle Between Good and Evil’
Man Sets Himself on Fire Outside Trump Trial, Leaves Behind Spiraling Manifesto Denouncing ‘Planetary Ponzi Scheme’
Columnists
Editorials
Opinion
Columbia’s Campus, Riven by Anti-Israeli Protests and Vitriol, Is Unrecognizable to This Alumna
Unlike Bill Clinton, Who Claimed ‘I Feel Your Pain,’ Biden’s Economic Message Is: Stop Complaining
With Its Failed Attack on Israel, Iran Has Lost the Narrative
America’s Top 1 Percent Endorse Election Cheating, Oppose ‘Too Much Individual Freedom,’ and Love NPR
National
The Ghosts of ’94 Gather as Rangers Look To Claim Lord Stanley’s Cup
Everything has gone right for the blue shirts this season, but their first round matchup could prove challenging.
Man Charged With Idaho Student Stabbing Murders Discloses His Alibi: He Was ‘Out Driving To Look at the Stars’
Bryan Kohberger’s lawyers claim his presence near the murder site on several occasions in the weeks before the murder was for an innocent reason: a single man, stargazing.
Person Sets Self on Fire Outside Trump’s Hush Money Trial, Is Rushed Away on a Stretcher
The fire was extinguished Friday shortly after a jury and alternates had been seated in Mr. Trump’s criminal case.
Can New York, Facing Billions of Dollars in Budget Gaps, Afford Reparations?
It’s one of several questions the state’s commission will face as it meets this year with aims of addressing slavery and its ‘lingering negative effects.’
Republican Attorneys General Sue Biden Administration Over Electric Vehicle Mandates
Republican attorneys general are hoping to have a rule aimed at increasing electric vehicle sales tossed in court.
Knicks Will Tangle With the 76ers in the First Round of the Playoffs as They Dream of a Deep Run
A triumphant regular season sets the stage for hopes of playoff glory.
Foreign
The Sun Gets a Look — Up Close — at an Iranian Missile, and It Is Huge, Even Without Its Warhead
Each ballistic missile carried enough explosives to ‘obliterate a five-story building,’ an IDF officer tells the Sun. This missile had traveled 1,500 kilometers to Israel from Iran — in 11 minutes.
‘Axis of Evil’ Is Back at Work in Battle of Drones Over Iran
Tehran’s relations with Pyongyang echo what President George W. Bush called the ‘axis of evil.’
Waiting for American Aid Vote, Ukraine Spares Russian Refineries and Pounds Military Targets Instead
Hailing the Ukrainian strikes, President Zelensky exclaims: ‘Thank you, soldiers. Thank you for your accuracy.’
Iran Fires at Suspected Israeli Attack Drones Near Isfahan Air Base and Nuclear Site
Attack is seen as retaliation by Israel for Iran’s drone and missile attack on the Jewish state.
Flights Diverted in Western Iran Amid Reports of Explosions Near Isfahan
Isfahan is home to a major airbase for the Iranian military, as well as sites associated with its nuclear program.
Trump Criticizes Johnson’s Foreign Aid Bill, Even Though GOP Senators Are Confident It Would Pass
‘If we can get it done then let’s get it done,’ the chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee tells the Sun.
Politics
Embarrassment for Eric Adams as 65 Percent of New Yorkers Say They’d Vote for ‘Someone Else’
Just 16 percent of New Yorkers say they’d vote for Mayor Adams if the election were held today.
Republicans Push To End Taxpayer Funding for NPR Following Investigation of New Left-Wing Chief Executive
One senator and one congressman are introducing legislation to strip federal funds from the liberal news outlet.
‘Squad’ Members and One Republican Vote Against Resolution Condemning Iran’s Attack on Israel
Democrats say the resolution was designed to increase the chances of war in the region.
Marjorie Taylor Greene Leans Into Space Lasers in Amendment to Foreign Aid Bill
Congressman Jared Moskowitz wants the House to declare Ms. Greene is ‘Putin’s Special Envoy to the United States.’
Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Nominated by Natural Law Party in Michigan, Will Appear on November Ballot
‘He’s the most qualified candidate in the modern-day history of America,’ says the chairman of the Natural Law Party, Doug Dern.
Editorials
Opinion
Columbia’s Campus, Riven by Anti-Israeli Protests and Vitriol, Is Unrecognizable to This Alumna
Unlike Bill Clinton, Who Claimed ‘I Feel Your Pain,’ Biden’s Economic Message Is: Stop Complaining
With Its Failed Attack on Israel, Iran Has Lost the Narrative
America’s Top 1 Percent Endorse Election Cheating, Oppose ‘Too Much Individual Freedom,’ and Love NPR
Popular
Could a Possible Third ‘Impeachment’ of President Trump Send Him to Prison?
Jury is Finalized as Prospective Jurors Denounce Trump as ‘Selfish and Self-Serving’ and Defense Again Seeks Change of Venue
Man Charged With Idaho Student Stabbing Murders Discloses His Alibi: He Was ‘Out Driving To Look at the Stars’
Man Sets Himself on Fire Outside Trump Trial, Leaves Behind Spiraling Manifesto Denouncing ‘Planetary Ponzi Scheme’
Iran Fires at Suspected Israeli Attack Drones Near Isfahan Air Base and Nuclear Site
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