In order to maintain their credibility, terrorist threat advisories should be supported by specific or generalized information that supports their being issued. That doesn’t appear to have been the case with the State Department travel advisory issued on Friday. These advisories are not regularly issued. But this one was notable. It advised “U.S. citizens overseas […]
The House of Representatives was scheduled to vote on a bill today that would have made it far more difficult to build federal buildings in the classical style, but a successful pressure campaign from conservatives led to the bill being pulled from the floor schedule. The bill in question, H.R. 6317, was sponsored by Rep. […]
The Biden administration continues dreaming up ways to deliver aid to Gaza while knowing full well that aid is going to be stolen, likely by Hamas terrorists. On Friday, 10 truckloads of food aid arrived at United Nations facilities in Gaza, courtesy of President Joe Biden’s Gaza pier, a sitting duck target for Hamas terrorists […]
THE TRUMP TRIAL SUFFERS A NERVOUS BREAKDOWN. The trial of former President Donald Trump is now in its sixth week in Manhattan. Even though it doesn’t meet every day, the court sessions are intense and can wear on all the participants. It is particularly unfortunate when they wear on the judge who is in control of […]
The United Nations General Assembly voted overwhelmingly on May 10 to advance the Palestinian Authority’s request for “Palestine” to become the international body’s 194th member. European Union states and Australia caved to their own domestic array of students, labor activists, Arab and Muslim constituencies, and virtue-signaling politicians to push for recognition of a Palestinian state. They […]
Justice Department antitrust division chief Jonathan Kanter praised his agency’s record of stopping mergers in concentrated markets Wednesday amid ongoing tensions between policymakers and big business that are reshaping party alliances. Kanter — who has overseen merger cancellations ranging from the airline industry to book publishing, as well as the first criminal monopolization legal win...
A group of House Democrats on Tuesday called on Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito to recuse himself from all future cases related to the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol or the 2020 presidential election. In a letter addressed to the conservative justice, 45 Democrats pointed to recent New York Times reporting of a photograph...
Primaries in Oregon, Georgia, Kentucky and Idaho on Tuesday will decide general election matchups in a small handful of key House races, while voters in California will also pick the candidate to finish the rest of former Speaker Kevin McCarthy’s (R) term in the lower chamber. At the top of the ticket in Kentucky and...
By the end of the two scheduled debates, Trump may be the one who gets fired — because there are a whole bunch of ways he could lose to Biden, and a lot of them would be self-inflicted wounds.
Former President Trump's team intends to file a lawsuit against the filmmakers behind "The Apprentice," a movie about Trump's life in the 1980s that the campaign calls "pure fiction."