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Trump says Putin call coming ‘very soon’ as US tracks suspected plague death in Russia

President Donald Trump says he'll speak with Vladimir Putin "very soon" as his administration tracks a suspected pneumonic plague death in Siberia.

France’s riots are no ordinary protests — they’re an intifada in the heart of Europe

What started late last month as a protest about underfunded public schools has morphed...

Oct. 7 sadly taught Jews that we stand alone

The planet has turned upside-down.

Happy 30th birthday to Fox News — the network that changed the world

Fox News Channel is 30 years young today, and America — and the world...

Elliot Page is terribly wrong about gender surgery and hormones for minors

After NYU Langone Hospital agreed to end gender care for minors, Trans actor Elliot...

5 things to know as Powerball, Mega Millions jackpots surge to a combined $1.52 billion

Combined, the current Powerball and Mega Millions jackpots are worth an estimated $1.52 billion.

Child hunger should never be a political ploy  

If any issue should bring together lawmakers across the aisle, it’s child hunger.  

Trump says some undocumented immigrants are ‘not people,’ warns US will see ‘bloodbath’ if not re-elected

Former President Trump denounced some undocumented immigrants as “not people” and warned of a “bloodbath” if he is not reelected at a chaotic rally in Ohio on Saturday night. Trump spoke in a Dayton, Ohio suburb on Saturday to campaign for Senate candidate Bernie Moreno, who faces a neck-and-neck primary against state Sen. Matt Dolan...

Russians protest Putin rule on final day of presidential election

Thousands of Russians went to the polls on Sunday in protest, organizing an effort to cast ballots at the same time against President Vladimir Putin. Days before he died last month, Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny endorsed the noontime protest, coming on the final day of the country’s three-day election. Opposition to Putin has skyrocketed...

Lieberman slams ‘outrageous’ Schumer speech: ‘I can’t ever remember anything like it’ 

Founding chair of political organization No Labels and former Sen. Joe Lieberman (I-Conn.) slammed Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D) for a speech he made earlier this week in which he called for new elections in Israel. “[F]or a U.S. Senator, let alone a majority leader, let alone the highest-ranking Jewish elected official in Washington,...

Icelandic volcano erupts, triggers state of emergency

A volcanic eruption in Iceland sent the country into a state of emergency overnight Sunday morning as lava flows barreled towards and narrowly missed the 3,800-person town of Grindavik.  The eruption marked the fourth in three months on the Reykjanes Peninsula in Iceland’s southwest. Iceland’s Meteorological Office said the eruption began overnight, with a nearly...

Boebert’s political headaches grow in bid for reelection

Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-Colo.) is in a political bind now that Rep. Ken Buck (R-Colo.), whose seat she is seeking to fill in November, is leaving Congress early. Observers say Boebert is at a disadvantage due to the fact the special election to serve the remainder of Buck’s term is being held the same day as...

Data arms dealing: Why Biden’s executive order on ‘countries of concern’ misses the mark 

We know this is an important year politically, but the data dignity of Americans is more than a useful and timely policy position. It’s an imperative in the digital age.  

Democrats look to avert another embarrassment in Oregon House race

National Democrats are hoping to avert another embarrassment in a key Oregon House district that flipped red in the midterms. The House Democrats’ national campaign arm has thrown its weight behind state Rep. Janelle Bynum (D), frustrating her 2024 primary rival, Jamie McLeod-Skinner — the 2022 Democratic nominee who lost to Republican Rep. Lori Chavez-DeRemer. ...

In Mexico, Russian media and diplomatic efforts swell

MEXICO CITY — Russian messaging and media are growing in Mexico, which is holding federal elections in June and whose proximity to the United States makes it an invaluable intelligence target. Russia’s diplomatic footprint in Mexico is also disproportionately large compared to Mexico’s representation in Moscow, a disparity that’s raising concerns about potential Kremlin espionage...

FAFSA applications crater after rocky rollout

The number of students who have applied for the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) is far behind previous years, leaving experts concerned many may opt out all together after a tumultuous rollout of the new system by the Department of Education. Around 5.7 million students have applied for FAFSA, a fraction of...

Biden campaign says it raised $53 million in February and has $155 million on hand

The Biden campaign raised roughly $53 million in February, giving it $155 million in cash on hand as it seeks to build a major fundraising advantage over the Trump campaign for the general election. The campaign announced February was its largest grassroots fundraising month since President Biden launched his reelection bid last April, and it...

Trump criticizes Biden’s Israel policy, says president ‘dumped’ Netanyahu

Former President Trump criticized President Biden for his Israel policy in an interview set to air Sunday. “And all of a sudden, he dumped Israel, that’s what he’s doing, he dumped Israel,” Trump said in reference to Biden on Fox News’ “MediaBuzz” with host Howard Kurtz. "He just said, essentially, that Bibi Netanyahu should take...

Trump praises controversial former Ohio GOP congressional candidate as ‘hero’

Former President Trump praised controversial former congressional candidate JR Majewski at a rally in Ohio Saturday saying he was a “hero” who was “treated very unfairly.” “[O]n behalf of our country, I’d like to apologize to JR Majewski, because you were treated very unfairly,” Trump said. “So, okay? You were treated very unfairly. The guy...

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