The Biden administration on Wednesday sanctioned 10 Hamas members and the militant terrorist organization's financial network in response to the surprise attack on Israel that left roughly 1,400 people dead and hundreds more kidnapped.
President Biden's pick to lead the National Institutes of Health pledged Wednesday to restore trust in the research agency by highlighting the "doctor-patient relationship" after a pandemic marked by government directives and to cooperate with Congress on efforts to explore the origins of COVID-19.
The Biden administration is drafting a $100 billion aid package that includes money for Ukraine and the war in Israel along with domestic issues such as border protection.
Congress' top lawmaker who oversees tax law on Wednesday suggested that colleges that have let pro-Hamas activities take place on their campuses could lose their tax-exempt status.
President Biden expressed solidarity with the Jewish people in his remarks Wednesday from Israel but also pressed them to ask "hard questions" about their objectives in their war with the terrorist organization Hamas.
PITTSBURGH — Late yesterday afternoon, Rep. Summer Lee (D-PA), the Democrat who represents the city of Pittsburgh and parts of Westmoreland County, posted on X, formerly known as Twitter, that there was ‘"no moral ambiguity" in bombing a hospital, calling the strike "reprehensible."
War will always bring out the worst in people, chief among them the American commentary class. After the Hamas terrorist attack that left 1,400 innocent Israelis and 30 Americans dead, with many more unaccounted for, it seems the commentariat decided to engage in a collective race to the bottom.
Flashback to the year 2020, when Black Lives Matter was instigating chaos and destruction in cities nationwide. Protesters walked through the streets, allegedly angry at the death of George Floyd in police custody. Rioters and looters devastated communities nationwide, also allegedly due to outrage over Floyd’s death, though the correlation between his death and stealing flat-screen televisions from Target is still being researched.
Congress and the NCAA are two of the most broken, least reliable organizations in the country. Nothing could ruin college sports quicker than both of them teaming up.