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The human rights group says Israel has maintained “a system of oppression and domination” over Palestinians going back to its establishment in 1948.
The State Department said it expects a "thorough criminal investigation" into the death of 78-year-old Omar Assad, whom Israeli soldiers detained last month.
State leaders in both parties are using federal cash to burnish their public standing.
A Florida Senate committee also struck down a proposed amendment to make exceptions to the law in cases of rape and incest.
Anti-Asian hate has risen amid the pandemic and follows a long history of discriminatory policies against San Francisco's Chinese community.
Williams, 54, died of acute drug intoxication Sept. 6.
Peter Bernardo Spencer, 29, was killed in December after being invited to a cabin north of Pittsburgh by his co-worker.
“Since then, our lives will never be the same,” Jessica Harvey Galloway told reporters after learning her dad was not actually her biological father.
The bandmates say they'll cut ties with the streaming platform: "Spreading disinformation during this global pandemic has deadly consequences.”
The basketball star called out the women's basketball league, saying, "a head coach can get paid 4X the highest paid players super max contract."
Morgan Bullock, who says she’s been mesmerized by the dance style since she first saw it at age 10, will be making her professional U.S. stage debut in the production.
The name game first started in June 2020, when the country trio decided to dump the “Antebellum” part of its name because of its associations with pre-Civil War slavery.

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