At this point in the Republican presidential primary, Vivek Ramaswamy hasn't just insulted every single person while on the debate stage, but also the moderators ("corrupt media establishment" that pushed "Hillary Clinton, made-up disinformation"), the RNC chairwoman (who he correctly noted turned the GOP into "a party of losers"), the donors, and seemingly the booing audience itself ("puppet masters"). The self-made billionaire has called himself "the only one on this stage who isn't bought and paid for," and resorted to attacking "pudding fingers" Ron DeSantis's "three-inch heels" and Chris Christie's weight.
Former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie was never a serious candidate in this GOP primary, but if he were, his ideologically mistaken view of sex changes for children should have disqualified him anyway.
Why is it that so many prominent liberals cannot find it in themselves to condemn antisemitism clearly and plainly instead of relying on public relations department statements on social media released after their wishy-washy comments?
PITTSBURGH — Sen. John Fetterman (D-PA) has emerged as one of the most reliable supporters of the Jewish community in his hometown, which is located a handful of miles from where the deadliest massacre of Jews happened in the Squirrel Hill neighborhood of Pittsburgh five years ago. This support is changing how many in the state see him.
California retail stores with more than 500 employees will soon face fines for failing to offer "gender-neutral" toy sections, thanks to a law kicking...
Former United Nations Ambassador Nikki Haley is living in an alternate universe. Once considered one of the Republican Party’s rising stars, Haley is becoming more and more out of touch with her party as her long-shot presidential campaign drags on.
With another GOP debate in the books and all eyes on Iowa, one simple fact remains: Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) is the only viable primary candidate who can beat former President Donald Trump and win the nomination.
More than 12,000 migrants were encountered on the southern border yesterday, a record-high number. To put that number in perspective, in 2019, President Barack Obama’s Department of Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson testified that 1,000 encounters a day was a crisis.
Universities, which are usually quick to issue statements addressing pressing social concerns such as the death of George Floyd or the Dobbs decision on abortion, kept their lips sealed in the immediate aftermath of the Hamas attacks on Israel. Their sluggish reaction to the Oct. 7 attacks, compounded with an unremitting barrage of anti-Israel student protests, incited a wave of anger and backlash by prominent donors and alumni, many of whom are Jewish.
After all, it was widely reported Congress already cracked down on the Chinese Communist Party’s efforts to influence our children’s education in 2021.
The diplomats and heads of state of nearly 200 countries are dining on gourmet wagyu beef burgers and succulent steaks in Dubai where they are attending the 28th United Nations Conference of the Parties on climate change. One of the main goals of the conference, however, is to make sure you eat less meat.
