President Biden on Saturday reaffirmed America's commitment to Israel as the Jewish State came under attack by Hamas militants, saying there is "never a justification for terrorist attacks."
The Hamas gunmen who stormed Israeli towns, murdering, wounding, and taking hostage children and grandmothers, are rightly called terrorists, rather than “combatants” or any term that could imply they are valid military forces.
How many billions of dollars does President Joe Biden want to send to countries that support terrorist groups? It’s an important question that needs answering after Hamas’ attack on Israel on Saturday morning.
The ramifications of Hamas's surprise attack on Israel are profound. This invasion has shredded both Israel's security and its assessments of the Palestinian terrorist group/political party. As I see it, there are three immediate points of consideration.
Former President Trump is looking to consolidate his lead in Iowa with 100 days left before the state’s all-important caucuses. Trump is visiting Iowa again this weekend, the latest in a string of trips as he appears to be upping his presence in the Hawkeye State, with a few of his competitors centering their candidacies on the state. The GOP front-runner is holding an event in the town of Waterloo on...
Former Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) said he spoke with Israel's Knesset Speaker Amir Ohana about the growing conflict in Israel. “This is different,” McCarthy said in a Saturday interview with Fox News. “They are telling me that this is their Pearl Harbor.” Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared war against Palestinian militants Saturday after the...
Former President Trump said that recent attacks on Israel by the militant group Hamas are a result of the U.S. being seen as "weak and ineffective" in remarks on Saturday. "The Israeli attack was made because we are perceived as being weak and ineffective and with a really weak leader,” the former president said at...
The anticipated election of a new Speaker of the House next week will likely be the focus of the weekends’ Sunday news shows. Rep. Jim Jordan (R-Ohio) and Majority Leader Steve Scalise (R-La.) are the two declared candidates for the top House job. They will argue their cases to their colleagues in a closed-door meeting...
Much of the nation breathed a sigh of relief last weekend as Congress reached a bipartisan agreement to keep the government funded until mid-November. However, the last-minute brokering failed to address another crisis that was triggered on Saturday: the expiration of America Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funding for childcare. If Congress doesn’t act quickly to...