What do you know? The New York Times just exposed its readers to some rare honesty about Gaza — running an 1,878-word plea from a native Gazan for Hamas...
Less than two years after voter anger over inflation ushered President Trump into the White House, those same economic anxieties threaten to cost his party its House and Senate majorities and derail his agenda.
The Republican Party opens its first-ever midterm convention this week, looking to spark sorely needed energy and a bump in the polls for GOP candidates.
Last month, the Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) investing movement got a hard reality check about one of its favorite financial tools. Known as...
The Muslim world’s humanitarian pleas for the preservation of civilian life in Gaza are either sincere or cynical, and in the coming weeks, we are going to find out which.
PITTSBURGH — For the first time in 20 years, western Pennsylvania is not at the forefront of energy in this country. The region failed to receive a much-coveted share of the $8 billion in federal funds for the building of a “hydrogen hub” in the region.
GOP presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy can’t stop contradicting himself and then crying foul that people notice his contradictions. His usefulness in the GOP primary has expired.
CNN reports that an Israel ground invasion of Gaza would “create a new and entirely unexpected demand for 155mm artillery ammunition and other weapons.”
On Saturday morning, fighters from the terrorist group Hamas launched a guerrilla attack on Israel that left over 1,200 dead and hundreds more wounded. Hamas used paragliders to cross into Israel and assassinated innocent concertgoers at a music festival as part of the attack. There were around 260 people killed at the Supernova festival, according to reports.
As the city prepares for massive demonstrations in Times Square and elsewhere, don’t dismiss the barbarity of Hamas because the terror group is based...
As elections loom, Washington looks inward. The world may not revolve around America’s political calendar, but dictators and rogues are sophisticated and factor it in as they seek advantage. When Nikita Khrushchev first met President John F. Kennedy, the Soviet premier joked, “You know, Mr. Kennedy, we voted for you.” When Kennedy asked how, Khrushchev related, “By waiting until after the election to return the pilot,” a reference to Francis Gary Powers, whose U-2 aircraft was shot down over the Soviet Union. Iranian Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini was no different. He waited until President Jimmy Carter left office to release American hostages.
