Republican presidential candidate Chris Christie on Sunday said former President Trump’s “intolerant” language contributed to widespread intolerance, including the recent rise in antisemitism in the United States. “When you show intolerance towards everyone, which is what he does, you give permission as a leader for others to have their intolerance come out,” Christie said in...
Officials from the United States and Israel said Sunday that the “ball is in Hamas’s court” on whether the four-day truce to release hostages will be extended. A third wave of hostages was released from the militant group Hamas’s custody Sunday amid a four-day truce struck between them and Israel. National security adviser Jake Sullivan...
Three Palestinian men were shot and injured near the University of Vermont on Saturday in what authorities suspect could be a hate-related crime. The Burlington Police Department (BPD) said in a press release that two of the three victims are in stable condition while the third sustained “much more serious injuries.” The three men, who...
Rep. Mike Turner (R-Ohio), the chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, predicted Sunday that approval of an aid package to Ukraine and Israel is unlikely before the end of the year. Turner identified the White House’s southern border policies as an obstacle for passing the aid package for Ukraine and Israel before the end of...
Republican presidential candidate Chris Christie isn't fond of those who suggest he and fellow GOP White House hopeful Nikki Haley should team up to combat front-runner Donald Trump.
In spring 1955, Rosalynn Carter was doing what she had sworn to avoid when she married an ambitious Naval officer: keeping house and raising children in the same tiny town where they grew up.
The 2024 presidential election is drawing an unusually robust field of independent, third party and long shot candidates hoping to capitalize on Americans' ambivalence and frustration over a likely rematch between Democrat Joe Biden and Republican Donald Trump.
As Congress returns to session this week, lawmakers will be trying to forge an agreement on sending a new round of wartime assistance to Ukraine. But to succeed, they will have to find agreement on an issue that has confounded them for decades.
The much-ballyhooed meeting between President Joe Biden and Chinese President Xi Jinping was supposed to display the American president’s competence and strength.