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Democratic voters unseated establishment incumbents in 2026 primaries after the party sidelined Palestinian American speakers at its 2024 convention, new reporting shows.
Congressional testimony links Palantir's Maven system and Israel's Lavender targeting tool to mounting civilian deaths in Gaza and Iran, undercutting industry claims of AI precision.
The Trump administration has informally notified Congress of a $2.8bn sale of 40,000 large bombs to Israel, reviving a munition Biden once paused over civilian harm.
Netanyahu called 9/11 'good' for Israel in real time. Congressional and State Department records since then show rising aid, intelligence ties and anti-terror laws used against Palestinians.
Mahmoud Khalil sues Columbia University, alleging its failure to act on harassment reports against pro-Palestine students enabled his ICE arrest and 104-day detention.
A Wall Street Journal investigation documents Sen. John Fetterman skipping constituent meetings and Senate duties while coordinating pro-Israel messaging with the Israeli ambassador.
A lawsuit settlement forced CUNY to disclose over $715,000 in stock holdings in Boeing, Lockheed Martin, Raytheon and Palantir, all suppliers to Israel's military.
United Airlines resumed shipping military hardware to Elbit Systems facilities aboard passenger flights, records show, part of nearly 3,000 shipments tracked over seven months.
Rep. Randy Fine says a Florida law he authored would bar British companies from state business if the UK bans settlement trade, calling the policy support for 'Muslim terror.'
Israel's 2024 budget report lists a Microsoft contract worth more than $125m, buried in procurement records and surfaced only through close document analysis by Middle East Eye.
VideoFormer State Department Arabic spokesperson Hala Rharrit says she quit an 18-year diplomatic career rather than defend U.S. Gaza policy to Arab audiences.
VideoA federal judge ruled the Trump administration violated international students' rights by threatening deportation over pro-Palestinian speech, in a suit brought by The Stanford Daily.
