Former President Donald Trump blamed the early morning attack on Israel led by a militant group on President Biden, saying that the president has undermined peace efforts in the Middle East brokered by the Trump administration.
Rep. Kevin Hern announced in a letter to his fellow conservative lawmakers that he would not be throwing his name into the contest for the next Speaker of the House.
President Biden condemned the attacks in Israel in a call with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu, saying that the U.S. is ready to provide "all appropriate means of support" to the country.
The opposition party in the Israeli parliament offered to join Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in a limited joint government as the country responds to unprecedented attacks from Gaza on Saturday. “I met with Prime Minister Netanyahu. I informed him that in the current state of emergency I am right to put aside all the differences,...
When Army Gen. Mark Milley formally handed the highest-ranking military title over to Air Force Gen. CQ Brown last week, he left a daunting series of challenges for a fellow commander with a markedly different personality than his own. As the new Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman, Brown faces a West growing weary of support...
Sen. Chris Murphy (D-Conn.) called out Republicans who have criticized President Biden amid unprecedented attacks on Israel Saturday, calling those jabs “partisan hackery.” “This is partisan hackery at a time when we need statesmanship. Really bad faith,” Murphy said. “Trying to win cheap political points by shifting the blame away from the terrorists is a...