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Gender identity, abortion divisive subjects for US voters: Survey

A few topics — including race, gender and immigration — stand out in the 2024 election, new Pew Research suggests.

Trump claims mobs of 500 people are raiding stores to steal air conditioners

Former President Trump escalated his claims about rampant crime during a campaign stop Friday, alleging without proof that mobs of crowds are stealing large appliances from department stores en masse without action from law enforcement. "You go to some of these department stores, 500 people walk into the stores, they walk out with air conditioners...

Denmark’s PM ‘shocked’ after being attacked in Copenhagen

Denmark's Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen was attacked in the nation’s capital Copenhagen Friday evening by a man who was subsequently arrested, according to her office.  "The Prime Minister is shocked by the incident," her office said, adding she was hit while in a public square in central Copenhagen. Police confirmed Friday on social platform X...

Trump keeps GOP guessing on Nevada Senate endorsement

Former President Trump is keeping Nevada Republicans on their toes as they await a potential endorsement in the state’s all-important Senate race. The former president hasn’t weighed in despite the primary taking place Tuesday. Republicans see the race for the party’s nomination coming down to two candidates: Retired Army Capt. Sam Brown, who has been...

Gaza pier back online

Welcome to The Hill's Defense & NatSec newsletter {beacon} Defense &National Security Defense &National Security   The Big Story US military repairs Gaza pier after storm damage A top U.S. military official said humanitarian aid would begin flowing again in the coming days through the maritime corridor. © Getty The pier was attached back to...

Landmark bill targets hidden foreign funds in schools as officials warn of CCP influence

A House bill will provide parents with more oversight of any foreign sources or funding of their children's curriculum, its sponsor said.

NY Gov. Hochul pauses congestion pricing: Letters to the Editor — June 8, 2024

NY Post readers discuss Gov. Hochul’s eleventh-hour halt on congestion pricing, which was set to take effect in June.

Here’s how Columbia University needs to draw the line between activism and discrimination

This week, Columbia University settled a lawsuit filed by a Jewish student who claimed the school failed to protect them. Now it's time for...

Joe Biden has forgotten what happened on Oct. 7 — but Israelis can’t

Nikki Haley writes on why she believes Joe Biden has forgotten what happened on Oct. 7, but that Israelis can't, detailing the Israel-Gaza war.

Nonprofit connected to Leonard Leo sent millions to his firm

A key advocacy group in conservative judicial activist Leonard Leo’s network paid millions to his consulting firm, a new filing shows, the latest example...

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