Israeli forces continue to pound Gaza as outrage grows over the killings of starving Palestinians seeking food aid.

President Trump is right to demand that more aid enter Gaza. The goal is right: Get more aid to those in need, without delay. The pier’s failure should not have been a surprise — humanitarian ...

A little over a year ago, President Biden announced that the U.S. would undertake an ambitious project to rush aid into Gaza - a floating pier that would provide much-needed food to a civilian ...

Storm damage was also reported in Burnet County from KXAN viewer Stephanie Ahr. Storm damage in Burnet County (Courtesy: Stephanie Ahr) Storm damage in Burnet County (Courtesy: Stephanie Ahr ...

roof damage, and more. The storm was rather brief but intense. At least five fatalities were reported from the storms in the City of St. Louis on Friday, according to Mayor Cara Spencer.

High winds are also capable of producing a loud roar similar to that of a tornado. It takes a trained expert to distinguish storm damage from straight-line wind from storm damage from a tornado.

A recent headline from the Associated Press read, “Israel plans to seize Gaza under a new plan, officials say.” Israel’s cabinet approved plans to “seize the Gaza Strip and to stay in the ...

A new report by the US Department of Defense Inspector General has revealed critical failures in the planning and execution of the US military’s floating pier operation off Gaza’s coast ...

A new report has revealed that the temporary pier the US military deployed to Gaza was more dangerous than ... systems were different and resulted in damage when used together.

The release of a report by the Defense Department Inspector General documenting the folly of President Biden’s Gaza pier is a sobering read. The 46th president announced the plan during a televised ...