Donald Trump predicted Sunday he would win Iowa's Republican presidential caucuses in January, tossing aside what he called advisers' caution not to overstate expectations, even as he greeted his audience by naming a city in a neighboring state.
The ghastly and unthinkable term "World War III" has surged in news coverage in recent days as fighting in Israel, Gaza, Ukraine and Russia continues and threatens to escalate. The news media is on it -- so to speak -- and here are a few headlines from the last week alone from a variety of sources.
After 9/11, we were all Americans. After the 2015 Charlie Hebdo atrocity, “Je suis Charlie.” When Boko Haram kidnapped Nigerian schoolgirls, the world wanted to #BringBackOurGirls. But Israel? That’s different.
Images from college campuses nationwide in the wake of Hamas‘s massacre of Israeli civilians are disturbing. Marchers chanting, “From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free.” The slogan "Divest from Zionist genocide now” illuminated on a college library. Counter protesters physically beating Jewish students who publicly support Israel.
A federal judge reinstated a narrow gag order on Sunday preventing former President Trump from making public remarks that target prosecutors, potential witnesses or staff of the court. U.S. District Judge Tanya Chutkan – who is overseeing the federal case relating to efforts to interfere in the 2020 presidential election – posted the decision on...
Vice President Kamala Harris stressed the United States has “absolutely no intention” of sending troops to Israel or Gaza, when asked about the potential for US troops to be drawn into a war in the region. “We have absolutely no intention nor do we have any plans to send combat troops into Israel or Gaza,...