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The fight against groups that use money to fuel violence is getting sharper. One major lesson came from a 1996 case where Hamas killed an American teen, David Boim. A U. S. court found that two charities—one called the Islamic Association of Palestine and another named the Holy Land Foundation

Luxury Trips, Campaign Cash: A Closer Look

Senator Ruben Gallego of Arizona has spent a notable amount of campaign money on family vacations and childcare, according to recent filings. The leader’s PAC paid for trips to Saint Barthélemy, Disney parks, Miami and Chicago, as well as a Super Bowl event that cost more than $37, 000. In many case

crypto

Crypto Law Push: Senate Nears Decision Amidst Last‑Minute Haggling

The Digital Asset Market Clarity Act is racing toward a Senate vote, but the final weeks are packed with negotiations that could still derail the bill. At the heart of the debate is a clause that would bar senior officials from doing business with crypto firms. This rule, especially relevant to f

High‑Stakes Money Shapes Maryland House Races

In two key districts, money is the main driver of who will win next year’s House seat. One race pits a newcomer against long‑time incumbents in a district that has seen the same Democrat hold office for decades. The other is a battle between a former owner of the seat and the current represent

religion

What’s Really Happening in Texas Schools Over Bible Lessons?

Texas is mixing religion into its school lessons in a big way. A new plan wants kids as young as six to read Bible verses regularly. The state says this helps students understand American culture and laws. But not everyone agrees. Some leaders have gone too far with their words. One even called Tex

health

Faith and Mental Health: What Pakistani Mothers Face After Childbirth

Pakistani women dealing with postpartum depression often turn to religion for support, but it can both help and hurt their mental health. A study looked at 350 women and found that those who used positive religious coping methods—like trusting in God’s plan or practicing patience—tended to have mild

Union Endorses Morales for Providence Mayor

The Service Employees International Union State Council announced its support for David Morales’ bid to become mayor of Providence. The council’s president praised Morales for listening to workers and crafting practical solutions for families in the state. At a rally outside Women & Infants Hosp

A Candidate’s Social Media Problem: Likes Draw Attention and Outrage

A Long Island candidate running for Congress has a social media history that’s raising eyebrows—and not in a good way. The hopeful, who’s in a tight race for the June primary, has been caught approving posts that mock Jewish communities and spread hateful stereotypes. One of his "likes" even seemed

opinion

Election Ads in Colorado: Don't Let Labels Decide Your Vote

Colorado voters are getting hit with a wave of campaign messages ahead of the Democratic primary. Mailers, texts, and online ads promise to show who’s truly "progressive, " but the labels don’t always tell the full story. Groups calling themselves "Colorado Affordability Project" or "Denver Progress

celebrities

William Saliba: More than just a football player