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"about 30 trucks with armed terrorists in them, with cameras and Hamas and Palestinian flags" That's some of the testimony from Israeli military reservist Amit Yerushalmi... A massive Ukrainian drone attack on Toropets, Russia early Wednesday... The Russian military in Syria says a US drone came dangerously close to one of its warplanes over Homs... North Korea firing multiple short-range missiles on Wednesday morning... For a third night in a row an overflow at a reception center for migrants seeking asylum in the Netherlands... A US Appeals Court upholding the conviction of Ghislaine Maxwell in connection her activities linked to...

Score one for former Democratic presidential candidates Sen. Bernie Sanders and Andrew Yang. A federal appeals court on Tuesday agreed with a lower federal court judge’s ruling that the Democratic presidential primary contest must be included on the ballot when New York holds its primary on June 23. *snip* Sanders, the populist senator from Vermont, suspended his presidential campaign in April and endorsed presumptive nominee Joe Biden a week later. But Sanders pledged to keep his name on the ballot in all upcoming primaries and caucuses to accumulate as many delegates as possible at this summer’s convention.