Better to have antisemitism exposed, in all its brutal ugliness and corrected than to let it keep festering in silence. That is what last week’s hearings, and the actions of some brave, wealthy, liberal-leaning patrons of education may have just accomplished.
Neither Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky nor President Biden persuaded Congress to approve more military help for Kyiv. Biden this week did not find willing Republican dealmakers on border security and immigration, or an accord with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to end what Biden now calls “indiscriminate bombing” in Gaza. The president is under fire...
Shalanda Young’s unique skill for negotiating budgets is one of the few things Democrats and Republicans can agree on. The longtime staffer turned director of the White House’s Office of Management and Budget (OMB) has a reputation for being able to talk to members across the aisle. She was largely credited in May for the...
Hunter Biden may face contempt proceedings from Congress if he doesn't show up for his scheduled closed-door deposition with the House Oversight Committee on Wednesday.
Pennsylvania Democrat Shamaine Daniels' congressional campaign is using a phone-banking tool powered by artificial intelligence. The chatbot engages in two-way conversations.
President Biden on Monday slammed the state of Texas after a woman whose unborn baby has a fatal condition was forced to leave the state to obtain an abortion.
Independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. will celebrate his 70th birthday at a gala in California, just days after the Iowa Caucuses and a day before the New Hampshire primary.
Increasingly frequent spring heatwaves are prompting premature snow melts across the Pacific Northwest, jeopardizing a key water source for area residents, a new study has found. Successive stretches of unseasonable heat have been occurring earlier in the year in a region that depends on snowpack for summer water, according to the study, published on Wednesday in...
Republicans have agreed to strip several partisan culture war provisions from the annual defense spending bill, but there are still a handful of fights on the horizon as negotiations near the finish line. Congressional negotiators last week came to a compromise on the behemoth National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), an $886 billion measure for fiscal 2024 that includes a...