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Accused Hamas Conspirator Found Living in Oklahoma Sparks Security Concerns
Federal authorities have arrested Mahmoud Amin al Muhtadi, an alleged Hamas conspirator linked to the October 7 attacks in Israel. According to the FBI, Muhtadi entered the U.S. on a visa from Egypt in 2024 and settled in Oklahoma, where he allegedly continued coordinating with militant groups. Photos and audio recordings included in the criminal complaint show Muhtadi holding military-grade weapons and discussing tactical plans. The case has reignited debates over immigratio
Court Magazine
Oct 261 min read


Government Shutdown Enters Fourth Week, Becomes Second-Longest in U.S. History
The federal government shutdown has now stretched into its 22nd day, making it the second-longest in U.S. history. Over 750,000 federal workers remain furloughed, and essential services like food aid programs are nearing depletion. President Donald Trump has refused to meet with Democratic leaders until a resolution is passed. Senate efforts to end the impasse have repeatedly failed, with the latest vote falling short of the required 60 votes. Democratic Senator Jeff Merkley
Court Magazine
Oct 261 min read


SCOTUS to Rule on Presidential Tariff Powers in Trump v. Slaughter
The Supreme Court will hear Trump v. Slaughter on November 5, challenging whether President Trump exceeded constitutional authority by imposing global tariffs without congressional approval. Plaintiffs argue violations of the Commerce Clause and Separation of Powers , while the administration cites national security exemptions under the Trade Expansion Act of 1962 USA TODAY | MSN
Court Magazine
Oct 231 min read


UN Applauds Palestinian President After Accusation of Genocide Against Israel
New York - In a moment that stunned diplomats and ignited global debate, Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas received a...
Court Magazine
Sep 252 min read
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