A Jewish man in California died after what police described as a “physical altercation” during protests over the Israel-Hamas war in Thousand Oaks, near Los Angeles, on Monday. Paul Kessler, 69, died of a head injury after he reportedly fell backwards and hit his head while interacting with pro-Palestine protesters. Police had not arrested a...

The dumbing down of academic standards is endangering the future of our children and the entire American workforce. And the people that this, in concert with COVID policies, is harming most — at roughly two to three times the average — are non-white and socioeconomically disadvantaged students. Supporters of "equity" in education purport to be aiding and protecting non-white students first....

Former President Trump’s attorney Alina Habba went after New York Attorney General Letitia James on Monday, saying she’s “just not that bright.” James is leading the ongoing civil trial against Trump alleging that he and his adult sons, Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump, spent years committing business fraud by inflating and deflating the value...

As voters in Virginia, New Jersey and elsewhere head to the polls, in what will be just the fourth general election since the spread of COVID led to significantly expanded early and mail voting nationwide, it’s hard not be reminded of the widespread anxiety — and fearmongering — about election results taking “too long” in recent...

Former President Trump went after fellow GOP presidential candidate Ron DeSantis on Monday, after the Florida governor received the influential endorsement of Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds (R). “Why would anybody endorse Ron DeSanctimonious, who is like a wounded bird falling from the sky?” Trump wrote in a Truth Social post on Monday evening. “His Poll...

The complexity of the system is difficult for adults to navigate, but for children, particularly unaccompanied children, it is nearly impossible.

A new report shows some states have been hit harder by car thieves than others.

The justices could guide legislatures in crafting sensible firearm regulations, akin to historical surety laws, which comply with Bruen but curtail Second Amendment protections for demonstrably dangerous individuals.

Former President Trump found his way back into headlines Monday, despite global attention on the Middle East, dysfunction in Congress, today’s off-year elections and President Biden’s shaky efforts to sell his economic policies to voters. Trump made history Monday as an ex-president and civil defendant who railed and rambled about political witch hunts during trial...

Democratic divisions over President Biden are bursting out into the open amid rising panic about his reelection chances. The most recent catalyst for anxiety was a series of battleground state polls from The New York Times and Siena College, published Sunday to mark one year before Election Day. The polls showed Biden losing five of...