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Conservative House GOP group links top players in Republicans’ speaker fight

The Republican Study Committee was once a fringe group in the House Republican conference, but is now the main link between top players in the speaker race.

Jewish Americans remain defiant amid calls for global protests against Israel: ‘We can’t let terrorists win’

Jewish Americans are making it clear they will remain vigilant and steadfast in their practices of worship following a call for global protests against Israel.

Biden admin sent tens of millions in COVID relief funds to group accused of harboring Hamas terrorists

Hundreds of millions of dollars have gone from the U.S. government to an agency accused of helping Hamas including $33.7 million from the American Rescue Plan COVID relief bill.

From the frying pan to the fire: Government funding fight awaits next speaker

The next House speaker will be out of the frying pan and into the fire with the likely first order of business a series of federal appropriations bills.

Capitol Hill rollercoaster: Jordan clinches speaker nomination but still battles for the gavel

After a rollercoaster week and much deliberation within the conference, the House GOP selected Judiciary Committee chairman Jim Jordan of Ohio as their next horse in the speaker race.

Dems, GOP face first test ahead of 2024 elections as voters head to polls in Louisiana

Louisiana voters are heading to the polls Saturday in the first electoral test for Democrats and Republicans ahead of the 2024 elections.

Muslim countries must open their borders to Gaza refugees

The Muslim world’s humanitarian pleas for the preservation of civilian life in Gaza are either sincere or cynical, and in the coming weeks, we are going to find out which.

Tlaib’s response to Hamas attack: Letters to the Editor — Oct. 14, 2023

NY Post readers discuss Rep. Rashida Tlaib’s continued display of a Palestinian flag after the Hamas attack on Israel.

After Hamas’ horrors, why is it so hard to say Jewish Lives Matter?

Members of the Jewish community light candles in the shape of the Star of David at a vigil for the victims of the deadly...

Weak political support for ‘hydrogen hub’ makes western Pennsylvania fall behind

PITTSBURGH — For the first time in 20 years, western Pennsylvania is not at the forefront of energy in this country. The region failed to receive a much-coveted share of the $8 billion in federal funds for the building of a “hydrogen hub” in the region.

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