President Trump on Sunday posted a lengthy endorsement of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, tamping down speculation about whether he would publicly support Mr. Netanyahu's bid for another term just nine days before the election.
CAMBRIDGE, Massachusetts — Last year, in these pages, I explored the myriad challenges facing Harvard University. A year and a half after Hamas’s brutal invasion of Israel, which prompted a rash of virulently anti-Israel and antisemitic incidents on campus, Jewish students widely reported a lack of safety. In response, in March 2025, the Trump administration’s […]
Paris streets littered with burned cars and shattered storefronts as police report 1,800 arrests nationwide following violent clashes over living costs.
Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., and top Democrats refused to answer whether they believe Virginia Democratic candidate Jay Jones should drop out over violent text messages he sent.
A newly resurfaced 2021 video shows Katie Porter appearing frustrated with staff over bright studio lights before a TV interview, marking the third controversial video to emerge this week.
Oregon officials challenge President Donald Trump's National Guard deployment to Portland, arguing protests don't meet legal standard for rebellion in 9th Circuit case.
Nearly every GOP senator on Thursday urged the Food and Drug Administration to revisit its decision to approve a new generic form of the abortion pill mifepristone.
Pope Leo XIV urged labor union leaders from Chicago on Thursday to advocate for immigrants and welcome minorities into their ranks, weighing in as the Trump administration crackdown on immigrants intensifies in the pontiff's hometown.
Republican Jack Ciattarelli is taking a page from the political playbooks of Donald Trump and Ronald Reagan in his final pitch to New Jersey voters, trying to rally disillusioned constituents behind his bid for governor.
The Senate on Thursday rejected dueling stopgap bills to fund the government for the seventh time as Republicans slammed Senate Minority Leader Charles E. Schumer for saying every day of the shutdown "gets better" for Democrats.
States are more dependent on the federal government than ever before, with Uncle Sam providing twice as much revenue as he did 35 years ago -- making them more vulnerable to volatility in Washington.
