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El-Sayed launches Habibi PAC

Sen.-elect Abdul El-Sayed (D-Mich.) has launched Habibi PAC, his own political action committee, just days after punching his ticket to the upper chamber, Federal Election Commission filings show. The leadership PAC, a committee not connected to his campaign and meant to raise money for his political allies, is the latest sign that El-Sayed aims to...

El-Sayed launches Habibi PAC

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Lindsay Clancy under suicide watch since the killing of her children, attorney says - report

"Her kids are no longer here. She walks around all day with that right here in her face, every single solitary day. And then she sleeps and has horrible dreams about this," Clancy's lawyer said.

  • Lindsay Clancy under suicide watch since 2018 children killings
  • Clancy wants to be with deceased children, dreams of tragedy
  • Court appearance Monday for potential second trial on strangling deaths

Trump's Canada tariffs may be Democrats' first legislative target after midterm success - report

Oregon’s Senator Ron Wyden stated that there is “overwhelming support” for the repeal of the tariffs and that he had already begun discussing legislative strategy with his Democratic colleagues.

  • Newly-elected Democratic majority may target Trump's Canada tariffs first.
  • Oregon Senator Ron Wyden discusses legislative strategy for tariff repeal.
  • Democrats' ability to challenge Trump's trade authority limited while he's in office.

Syria aids Saudi Arabia with military advice, training amid Houthi attacks, sources say

The diplomat said a Syrian-Saudi defense cooperation deal signed on Wednesday "specifically includes advisory support, training and exchange of expertise."

  • Syria provides military advice and training to Saudi Arabia.
  • Ongoing attacks by Houthi terrorists in Yemen trigger assistance.
  • Defense pact signed by Syria's President al-Sharaa and Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.

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