US COVID-19 death toll surpasses 600,000
The rate of severe illness and death has fallen dramatically, but hundreds of people are still dying daily.
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West won't push for anti-Iran resolution at IAEA board meeting
Britain, France, Germany, US will not push for resolution against Iran despite its failure to explain uranium traces found at three sites.
Live: Coast to coast pro-Israel rallies
IAC and other Jewish and pro-Israel organizations are holding protests in wake of Antisemitic attacks and in support of Israel. Watch.
Fighting for Israel in Congress
With Guardian of the Walls at an end, some USA lawmakers are fighting to protect Israel from criticism for the operation.
Israeli ambassador hits back at anti-Semitism
Israeli Ambassador to the UN Gilad Erdan talks about the outcome of Guardian of the Walls and the rising anti-Semitism in the United States.
US evacuates personnel from Israel as IDF eyes ground operation
IDF preparing for possible ground operation, army official says, as US airlifts military and civilian personnel out of Israel
US begins withdrawal from Afghanistan
The first phases of the US's long-awaited exit strategy are underway.
US jobless claims fall to lowest since start of pandemic
With decrease in those seeking unemployment benefits, the job market appears to be making encouraging gains.
Former US Vice President Walter Mondale dies at 93
Mondale served as Vice President under Jimmy Carter from 1977 to 1981.
96-year-old Holocaust survivor passes away in Boro Park
Chana suffered through the Holocaust before making her way to the United States after the war and marrying a fellow survivor.
Report: US prevented top Nazi official from being extradited
Top Nazi official who spied for US was allowed to avoid trial until his death in 1975.
US lifts sanctions on ICC Chief Prosecutor
Secretary of State Blinken says US lifting sanctions imposed by Trump on ICC Chief Prosecutor and another official.
US Strategic Command sends out gibberish tweet thanks to toddler
Internet in uproar after Stratcom, responsible for US nuclear forces, sends out random gibberish message on Twitter.
US surpasses 30 million cases of COVID-19
New cases per day have decreased from their peak in January, but positivity totals remain high.
US sees travel surge, as 1.5 million pass through airports
For the first time since the pandemic began over a year ago, 1.5 million travellers entered the United States on Sunday.
US to sanction Russia and Iran over election meddling
US intelligence community report finds Russian government meddled in 2020 election.
'There is problem of domestic terrorism across the US'
Two months after Capitol riot, what's happening with extremist groups?
The Lebanonization of America
Comparing trends in the USA to the story of Lebanon may serve to show Americans the cost of not correcting their country’s course.Op-ed.
Satellite footage shows aftermath of US strikes in Syria
Image published by space technology company shows buildings destroyed by US air strikes targeting pro-Iranian militias in Syria.
US attacks Iranian-backed militia in Syria
At least 17 members of pro-Iranian militia in Syria killed in US air strike which comes in retaliation for rocket attack in Iraq.
Report: Israeli, Saudi officials discussed Biden policy on Iran
Saudi Arabia, like Israel, is troubled by the Biden Administration's position on the Iran nuclear deal.
PA tried to deceive the Biden administration
Senior Hamas official says PA document sent to Biden which says Hamas supports a two-state solution is inaccurate.
US coronavirus death toll tops 500,000
According to NBC News tally, 500,001 people had died of COVID-19 as of Sunday afternoon.
Former senior IDF commanders salute former US ambassador
Former Ambassador David Friedman gave a parting address to recap his time in Israel and the accomplishments between Israel and the USA.
US concerned about ICC ruling on Israel
State Department spokesman says US is concerned about the ICC taking steps against Israeli personnel as part of potential war crimes probe.
US tops 26 million cases of COVID-19
As of Saturday afternoon, there were 26,012,880 confirmed cases with 438,239 deaths, according to Johns Hopkins University.
US tops 25 million cases of COVID-19
The US has recorded more than 25 million cases of COVID-19 and just under 417,000 deaths, according to NBC News data.
US coronavirus death toll passes 400,000
The milestone comes just over a month after the US surpassed 300,000 confirmed COVID-19 deaths.
French FM: US and Iran must return to nuclear deal
French Foreign Minister: Iran is in the process of acquiring nuclear weapons, time to bring Iran and the US back into 2015 deal.
'Trump was a miracle for Israel but a car wreck for the US'
Former Consul General of Israel in New York pessimistic about the prospects of calming down political extremism in the United States.
Watch: Anti-Semite interrupts Israeli reporter during riot
Live broadcast by Israeli journalist from US Capitol chaos interrupted by an agitator who used anti-Semitic slurs.
Kenyan charged with plotting 9/11-style attack in the US
US federal authorities charge 30-year-old with trying to stage 9/11-style attack on behalf of Al-Shabaab.
US confirms 'significant and ongoing' cyberattack
US government says a "significant" cyberattack affected its networks. A Cyber Unified Coordination Group will coordinate the US response.
US surpasses 300,000 COVID-19 deaths
Over the last two weeks, Johns Hopkins University has often registered more than 2,500 deaths a day.
US:
F-35 deal with Emirates underway
US Senate rejects two proposals to prevent sale of F-35 planes to UAE.
US tops 14 million coronavirus cases
According to Johns Hopkins University, the US has had a total of 14,102,562 coronavirus infections with at least 275,729 deaths.
US tops 100,000 COVID-19 hospitalizations
Meanwhile, the US has reported 196,000 new cases of COVID-19 and 2,733 deaths in the last 24 hours.
US surpasses 12 million COVID-19 cases
US sees an increase of more than 1 million cases in less than a week, says latest Johns Hopkins University data.
US State Dept. presents: Furthering our relationship with Israel
Special 'Fact Sheet' presented by State Department highlights US-Israel relations historically, and under the Trump administration
Fauci: We're not going to get a national lockdown
Top US infectious disease expert rules out national lockdown, but says local measures could be imposed if COVID-19 cases continue to rise.
US surpasses 11 million coronavirus cases
The United States has surpassed 11 million coronavirus cases with more than 246,000 deaths.
US records 201,961 cases of COVID-19 in 24 hours
Total cases in the US stand at 10,238,243, with a total of 239,588 deaths.
US sanctions former Lebanese minister over Hezbollah ties
US sanctions Gebran Bassil, leader of Lebanon’s biggest Christian political bloc. Hezbollah condemns the move.
US reports record number of coronavirus cases
US records more than 120,000 cases of COVID-19 in one day, breaking a record set on Wednesday.
US coronavirus cases pass 9 million
United States logs 9 million cases of COVID-19, just hours after reporting a single day record of 80,622 infections.
US sees record high number of new COVID-19 cases
US records 88,973 new infections, a record high number of new cases for the second day in a row.
'We look forward to more states recognizing Israel'
US Assistant Secretary for Near Eastern Affairs affirms US is committed to Israel's qualitative military edge in the Middle East.
Qatar reportedly submits request to buy US F-35 jets
i24NEWS looks into ramifications of possible sale.
Father and son charged in US over joining ISIS
American man who was 14 when his father took him to Syria to join ISIS charged with aiding a terrorist group.
US close to registering 200,000 COVID-19 deaths
199,743 Americans have died and 6.8 million have been confirmed infected, according to Johns Hopkins tally.
Chinese Middle East expert:
'US politicians delude themselves US can be only superpower'
Chinese expert: US-China can either cooperate or engage in competition that may mean armed conflict; criticizes US for choosing 'wrong path'
American jihad and a second Civil War?
Is the political violence in the US today careening toward a second Civil War?
Rochester police chief, entire command staff announce retirement
Rochester police's entire command staff retire after protests following death of man who suffocated after officers put a hood over his head.
Coronavirus cases rising in 22 of the 50 US states
Most of the 22 states where cases are now rising are in the less-populated parts of the Midwest and South.
Two members of anti-government group arrested
Two members of the far-right Boogaloo Bois arrested for attempting to support Hamas.
US states told be ready for COVID-19 vaccine by November 1
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is asking US states to remove barriers to distributing a coronavirus vaccine.
Report: Democrats lying about shooting in Kenosha
Investigation reveals that shooting by a 17-year-old in Wisconsin was in response to a mob attack against him.
US officials hope for development in Israel-Sudan relations
US officials tell Israeli TV channel the administration wants to see Israel and Sudan normalize ties.
Poll: Who views Israel as an ally - and who sees it as an enemy?
66% of Trump voters view Israel as America's ally - compared to just 24% of Biden voters, new poll finds.
US surpasses 170,000 coronavirus deaths
The United States has at least 5.4 million confirmed cases of coronavirus, the highest in the world, according to Reuters tally.