White House skeptical of Hamas announcement to release last living U.S. hostage
The White House is remaining cautious about Hamas's announcement that they would release Edan Alexander, the last-living U.S. hostage. NBC News' Matt Bradley has more on the potential release and the response from Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu and the U.
Administration officials cited a rarely used provision that allows people’s removal if they present “potentially serious ...
The U.S. has a longstanding policy against negotiating directly with a Foreign Terrorist Organization, a designation given to ...
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The Trump administration is holding direct talks with Hamas, a designated terrorist organization, with the White House saying ...
The White House accused Hamas on Friday of making "entirely impractical" demands and stalling on a deal to release a ...
Hamas announced it will release American hostage Edan Alexander and "the bodies of four other dual nationals." ...
The arrest of terrorist-sympathizing former Columbia University student Mahmoud Khalil is aimed at rooting out antisemitism ...
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White House claims Columbia is blocking hunt for "pro-Hamas" protestersThe White House justified revoking Khalil's green card by saying his involvement in protests against Israel's treatment of ...
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt alleged that Khalil had played a role in organizing demonstrations at which ...
The White House released new photos of President Donald Trump watching the large-scale U.S. operation striking Iran-backed ...
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White House explains why Trump cut funding for Voice of AmericaThe White House raised several concerns about the work of Voice of America after funding was halted. Donald Trump’s ...
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