- The Supreme Court rules states can legalize sports betting. [Link]
- In NYC, police continue to arrest minorities at dispositional rates for marijuana. [Link]
- The proposed Senate AUMF will give the president power to detain American citizens indefinitely. [Link]
- Bolton and Pompeo suggest the US could sanction European companies who do business with Iran. [Link]
- Justin Raimondo explains Kim Jong-un looks to be North Korea’s Gorbachev. [Link]
- Turkey recalls its ambassador to the US. [Link]
- Following multiple coordinated suicide bombing that killed at least 13 people, two additional terror attacks occurred in Indonesia. In both situations, only the bombers have been killed. [Link]
- The US officially opens the Embassy in Jerusalem. [Link] The US adds additional security at embassies in Jordan, Israel, and Turkey. [Link]
- At least 58 Palestinian protesters have been killed and over 2,000 injured by Israeli soldiers during protests in Gaza. [Link] The White House blames Hamas for Israeli snipers shooting Palestinian protesters. [Link]
- Doctors Without Borders reports on the inhumane treatment the Palestinians receive at the hands of the Israeli government. [Link]
- Cleric Sadr’s bloc wins a plurality of seats in the Iraqi Parliment. [Link]
- Saudi backed forces in Yemen announce the start of a military mission to retake Hodeidah. [Link]
- Al-Shabaab killed nine Kenyan soldiers in Somalia. [Link]
