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.
THE RFK Jr. WILD CARD. For all the talk that has sometimes surrounded his presidential candidacy, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. was never able to break through in the Democratic primary race against President Joe Biden. Reports would say his support was "growing" or that he was "surging," but he was never able to surpass the 20% support in national polls he enjoyed when he announced his candidacy as a Democrat in late April. In the months since, his support among Democratic voters has slowly slipped. It now stands just below 15% in the RealClearPolitics average of national polls — 47 points behind Biden.
Hamas and Minnesota Rep. Ilhan Omar are both currently attacking Israel; the Congress member's ugly tweets and history of antisemitic remarks show that the...
Special Counsel Robert Hur is unlikely to charge President Biden despite interviewing him about the discovery of classified material going back decades in various offices...
There may be no organization that is more expensive and more useless for Americans than the United Nations, and there needs to be a serious discussion as to whether the United States should continue to fund it.
It can be disorientating at first. Despite all the images of dead grandparents, mothers, and children, despite the eyewitness testimony of concertgoers describing how Hamas murdered and raped their friends right in front of them, Palestinians still go on live television and claim with a straight face that Hamas is not killing civilians.
With Hamas's terrorism against Israel dominating the news this week, former Vice President Mike Pence looks all the wiser in having spent the three prior weeks spreading Reaganite wisdom about defense and foreign policy.
Although Syria may technically be a state, it’s not exactly sovereign. And although President Bashar Assad has managed to pummel, starve, isolate, and gas his opponents into submission with the vital assistance of Russia and Iran, he still doesn’t have total control of his country. Thirteen years after its civil war began, Syria remains a petri dish of foreign entanglement.
The Hamas terrorist attacks against Israel, backed by Iran, underscore a grim deadline: The restrictions from the United Nations on Tehran’s testing, transfer, and procurement of missiles and drones expire next week. The Biden administration and Europe have said they will henceforth use their own national sanctions, as opposed to the U.N. sanctions, to hold Iran and buyers of its weapons accountable. But that’s not enough to stem Russia’s slaughter of Ukrainians using Tehran-made weapons or to curb Iran’s support for Palestinian terrorists. The United States and its European allies must stop the embargoes’ expiration and reimpose all U.N. Iran sanctions.
President Biden pledged his administration’s "rock solid" support for Israel on Saturday, then hosted a staff barbecue with his wife at the White House...
Higher education is the area of life most consumed by progressive left-wing ideology. It is also, apparently, the biggest hotbed of antisemitism in the United States.
If you study or write about family, gender, and employment, you will find yourself relying again and again on the research of economist Claudia Goldin. Goldin has been prolific, rigorous, and groundbreaking in her research on women and work, which makes it unsurprising that she won the Nobel Prize in economics on Monday.
