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A terrifying turn to antisemitism, free Palestine — from Hamas and other commentary

“Let us be clear and unequivocal: Zionism is not racism,” grumbles Shahrar Ali at Spiked.

Mamdani’s DSA pals may be pushing him out of his lefty comfort zone

Seems a hole in Crapdammy’s tight — now loosening — circle.

Letitia James’ anti-police bias leaves hero cops hanging — and endangers us all

As an ideologically driven anti-police politician, James is needlessly slow-walking her investigations — leaving...

Marco Rubio: We must fight to defend Western Civilization

In front of the legendary Acropolis in Greece on Wednesday, Secretary of State Marco...

Putin and Russia are losing — the least desperate move is to accept a truce

The longer Putin waits, the greater the risk of more unpleasant surprises.

The Memo: Experts seek to calm panic over mysterious Russia ‘plague’ case

A new cloud of anxiety is hovering over the public amid reports of an infectious disease, a laboratory accident and a death. The fact that the story comes out of Russia heightens American concerns rather than assuages them, raising dark talk of bioweapons, artificial intelligence and Kremlin secrecy. Even President Trump has weighed in. “I...

Crockett says she supports ‘all Democrats’: ‘Yes, that includes James Talarico’

Rep. Jasmine Crockett (D-Texas) said she supports all Democrats on the ballot in the Lone Star State, adding that this includes the Democratic Senate nominee who defeated her in the primary, Texas state Rep. James Talarico. "I support all Democrats. Yes, that includes James Talarico, who I endorsed the day after the election, OK?" she...

GOP senators are not happy with Hegseth

Welcome to The Hill's Defense & NatSec newsletter {beacon} Defense &National Security Defense &National Security   The Big Story GOP senators are not happy with Hegseth Senior Republican senators say they were blindsided by a plan to reduce by 20 percent the U.S. military’s general and admirals, announced by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth last week. ©...

Watch live: Trump rallies Nebraska voters with GOP on defense

President Trump will rally voters in Nebraska Monday evening, as Republicans look to shore up support in a state where an unexpectedly competitive Senate race has put the GOP on defense. Sen. Pete Ricketts (R-Neb.) is facing independent Dan Osborn, who came within 7 points of Sen. Deb Fischer (R-Neb.) in 2024 and is now...

Reflection AI releases first open model to rival China

The open-source startup Reflection AI released its first open-weight model Monday, stating it rivals leading open technologies made in the U.S. and China. Reflection AI, which has the backing of tech giant Nvidia, said in a blog post Monday its Beam model is on par with some leading open-source models made in China, including Chinese...

Trump’s deportation agenda haunts him in 2 high-profile House races 

President Trump’s deportation agenda is haunting him in two key House races as polls show Latino voters turning on the president and Republicans a month out from the midterm elections.  The issue is acutely playing out in Florida’s 27th and Texas’s 15th congressional districts, where incumbent Reps. Maria Elvira Salazar (R-Fla.) and Monica De La...

Supreme Court hears major climate case

{beacon} Energy & Environment Energy & Environment   The Big Story Justices appear unconvinced by oil arguments Several Supreme Court Justices appeared skeptical Monday of a request from oil companies to preemptively block a climate change lawsuit that could hold them liable for climate damages. © Greg Nash Many of the justices raised questions about...

Vance-Cruz battle suggests GOP gloves coming off in presidential fight

When Vice President Vance and Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) traded increasingly personal barbs over the last few days, one thing was clear: Not only is the 2028 Republican primary officially underway, but the gloves are already coming off. The tiff began when Vance swiped at Cruz last week, saying it was “really obvious” that the...

On immigration, Democrats should look to the Nordic model

Despite the issue’s enduring salience, few center-left parties have figured out how to defuse it.

Midterm temperature check 30 days out, with DDHQ

In today's issue: ▪ 30 days away from midterms ▪ Hassett’s hot take on polling ▪ Oil companies v. localities ▪ Moscow ramps up strikes Sunday marked 30 days until Election Day. Democrats are favored to win the House and have a slight edge in the Senate, according to The Hill’s partner Decision Desk HQ...

Sen. Jon Husted answers Schumer’s ‘toothless’ charge on data center bill

Husted joined "NewsNation Prime" to argue his case on lowering energy prices ahead of the midterms.

We gather news cautiously — unless it’s something bad about Israel

It is good, heartening even, that the Times handled last week's foiled hijacking with care and caution. Yet somehow, it seems no claim about supposed Israeli perfidy is too stupid, outrageous, or ridiculous to make its way into the Times.

Search suspended for 6 aboard medical flight that went missing near Nantucket: Coast Guard

“Suspending a search is not an easy decision,” Coast Guard Northeast District Commander Matthew Lake said in a statement.

Supreme Court to hear case Monday on if localities can sue oil companies for climate damages

The Supreme Court will hear a major climate case on Monday that could determine the future of state and local efforts to recover damages from fossil fuel companies over their role in global warming. The case in question, Suncor v. Boulder, is an appeal of a Colorado Supreme Court decision that allowed claims of climate...

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