A United States maritime advisory on Monday issued guidance to American-flagged ships to turn off Automatic Identification Systems (AIS) transponders when transiting bodies of water in the Middle East amid ongoing threats from the Houthi terrorist group.

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Israel launched another raid on Gaza’s largest hospital Monday‚ claiming Hamas had regrouped there and killing a senior terror official during a shoot-out. Faiq Mabhouh‚ the head of operations for Hamas’ internal security force‚ had allegedly been hiding inside the al Shifa hospital complex in Gaza City and “was working to advance terror activity” when he was taken out‚ the Israel Defense Forces said.  Some of the tens...

The largest medical facility in Gaza‚ Al-Shifa Hospital‚ was the site of a raid by the Israeli military early Monday morning‚ with reports of gunshots‚ a fire breaking out on the complex and‚ according to the military‚ at least 20 people killed. The Israeli military said it was "operating to thwart terrorist activity in the Shifa hospital‚" and carrying out "precise operational activity" in order to track senior Hamas terrorists allegedly inside the building‚ where displaced civilians have...

The Israeli military says it has taken control of al-Shifa hospital in Gaza City in what it called an operation to "thwart terrorist activity". It said troops killed 20 "terrorists"‚ including a senior commander of Hamas's internal security force‚ and detained dozens of suspects during the raid. Witnesses described heavy exchanges of fire around the site‚ where thousands of displaced people are sheltering. Gaza's Hamas-run health ministry said Israel was committing a war crime. The...

U.S. Supreme Court justices on Monday appeared skeptical of a challenge on free speech grounds to how President Joe Biden's administration encouraged social media platforms to remove posts that federal officials deemed misinformation‚ including about elections and COVID-19. The justices heard oral arguments in the administration's appeal of a lower court's preliminary injunction constraining how White House and certain other federal officials communicate with social media...

The Supreme Court weighed a historic First Amendment dispute on Monday between Republican-led states and the Biden administration over how far the federal government can go to combat social media posts on subjects including COVID-19 information‚ election security‚ or possible threats. Oral arguments before the high court on Monday centered on a high-profile lawsuit filed by Louisiana‚ Missouri‚ and other parties accusing officials in the Biden...