Liz Wolfe

Yesterday, Google fired 28 of its workers after employees held sit-ins to protest the company's contracts with the Israeli government.

Ron Sachs - CNP/Polaris/Newscom No sit-ins on company dime: Yesterday, Google fired 28 of its workers after employees held sit-ins to protest the company's contracts with the Israeli government.

Elica Le Bon, an attorney and Iranian-American activist, talks about Iran's recent strike on Israel on the latest episode of 'Just Asking Questions.'

Overnight, Israeli forces attacked near Isfahan, Iran, in retribution for Iran's barrage of drones and missiles that hit Israel roughly a week ago.

The House passed bills Saturday to send large sums of aid to Israel ($26 billion), Ukraine ($60 billion), and Taiwan ($8 billion), as well as forcing the divestiture of the video app TikTok.

What's actually going on at Columbia University?

Expect the ban to be challenged in court, and for the government to have to flesh out its national security-related justifications for this to pass muster.

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A crew of House Democrats—21 in total—just sent a letter to Columbia's board of trustees telling them it's time to "act decisively" and disband the protester tent city.

The International Court of Justice in the Hague is expected to issue a decision today on whether military arms suppliers bear culpability for how the weapons are used.