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A video shared on X, the social media platform previously known as Twitter, purports to show buildings collapsing in Israel as a result of the current Israel-Hamas conflict. Someone please tell the ICC people to postpone the World Cup a bit. Israel’s shots are the most entertaining.#IsraelHamas #PalestineUnderAttack ##Gaza_under_attack pic.twitter.com/38UgTblLiy — newupdate💨🔥 (@SteveScott87108) October 11

GOP Arizona Rep. Debbie Lesko’s Tuesday announcement that she will be retiring at the end of her term has sparked Republican interest in the seat, with one candidate already jumping in and another prominent figure being floated. Abe Hamadeh, who narrowly lost a bid for Arizona attorney general in 2022, announced a run for the district

A video shared on X, the platform formerly known as Twitter, allegedly shows recent footage of a convoy with Palestinian flags broadcasting antisemitic messages.  Britain First, [Oct 11, 2023 at 17:47] In North London, we have Islamists openly chanting “F**k the Jews and r*p* their daughters” on the streets, with zero consequences. pic.twitter.com/CX8pkg49RQ — essexgeezer

A video shared on X, the platform formerly known as Twitter, allegedly shows a “failed rocket launch” from Hamas that purportedly caused the collapse of a Gaza hospital on Tuesday.  Another video showing a failed rocket launch from Hamas. pic.twitter.com/53zTr5oN0L — 🇮🇱🌵 Mooning Knight 🌵🇮🇱 (@IsraeliSabra) October 17, 2023 Verdict: False The video is miscaptioned.

Numerous House Republicans expressed frustration following the first failed vote of Judiciary Chairman Jim Jordan for speaker on Tuesday. Jordan didn’t receive the necessary 217 floor votes to secure the gavel during the first round, during which 20 Republicans didn’t support the GOP nominee for speaker and Democrats tapped Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries for the

Former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy pushed back against a Fox News reporter after the House failed to elect a new speaker in the first round of voting on Tuesday. Twenty Republicans voted against Republican Ohio Rep. Jim Jordan, the nominee for speaker, on the first ballot. These twenty blocked Jordan from receiving the necessary 217

Montana Democratic Sen. Jon Tester’s reelection campaign spent thousands of dollars on upscale restaurants, fancy catering companies and alcohol, third quarter records campaign finance records reveal. Tester brought in roughly $5 million between July 1 and Sept. 30, and ended the third fundraising quarter with $13 million cash on hand, according to Federal Election Commission (FEC)

October 17, 2023 2:14 PM ET Twenty Republicans came out voting against House Judiciary Chairman Jim Jordan for Speaker of the House during the first ballot vote Tuesday. After the first rounds of votes, Jordan was shy of the necessary 217 votes to win the Speakership. The final quorum call put the House attendance at

An image shared on social media is purportedly a photo of Israeli airstrikes in Syria. 🔥🚨BREAKING NEWS: Israel has bombed Syria. This photo is Israeli Airstikes at Syria’s two main International airports of Damascus and Aleppo #Gaza_under_attack #Gazagenocide #TheRealImage #IsraeliWarCrimes #IsrealPalestineconflict #hamas #Gaza pic.twitter.com/sfii6TrblD — ANDREW FORSBERG 🇬🇭🇸🇪 (@akillis21) October 14, 2023 Verdict: False The claim is

House Judiciary Chairman Jim Jordan failed to receive enough votes Tuesday to become the next Speaker of the House during the first round of votes. After the first rounds of votes, Jordan was shy of the necessary 217 votes to win the Speakership. The final quorum call put the House attendance at 432, meaning 217