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DNC panel picks first 2028 primary state after battle over key voting blocs

The DNC Rules and Bylaws panel voted to keep South Carolina as the first 2028 Democratic primary, choosing it over Nevada in a battle over voter outreach.

Mamdani pushes the Jewish hate that leads to ‘Allahu Akbar’ stabbing

The stabbing happened a few blocks from my house, and the victim wore a big, black yarmulke, just like me.

Stop Twisting Sophie Cunningham’s Words

‘She didn’t lay down any crazy vitriol.’

Tariffs: Out with the Old, in with the New

Congress? Anyone there?

An Abusive Government Practice Will Get Its Day in Court

The most consequential beer run in American legal history?

Trump maintains that China, Russia are staying out of Iran war, citing relationship with Xi, Putin

President Trump says he does not believe two strategic partners of Iran -- China and Russia -- are assisting Tehran in its war with the U.S.

Jeffries alleges ‘voter suppression’ after Black lawmaker retires in wake of Supreme Court ruling

Democratic House leader Hakeem Jeffries is alleging "voter suppression" after the retirement from Congress of a Louisiana Democrat whose predominantly Black congressional district was redrawn by Republicans.

WATCH: Jeffries claims GOP failed Americans as resolution to halt military action in Iran passes

Though the votes forced by Democrats are largely symbolic, they are meant as a strong signal to the Republican president that his support on Capitol Hill is chipping away as the war drags on and lawmakers in both parties have questioned his administration's endgame.

Democrats smear police after a shooting in Madison, Wisconsin

The Black Lives Matter movement has been largely neutered by the widespread adoption of body cameras. Democrats in Wisconsin are trying to bring the movement back, though, smearing police officers for a shooting after having deprived those officers of body cameras. A police shooting in Madison, Wisconsin, has brought out the Democratic smears of police […]

Peace in Lebanon? Not in our time

Optimism and foreign policy should not go hand in hand. This is certainly true in the Middle East, a part of the world where final peace agreements are often temporary and wars are always being waged. And it is perhaps more true in Lebanon than anywhere else. For more than half a century, Lebanon has […]

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