Four Democratic candidates in competitive House races are running ads casting themselves as defenders of girls’ sports, despite voting records showing they opposed or sidestepped legislation banning biological males from female competition, according to a report published Monday. The New
EDGEWOOD, Pennsylvania — The Evans family threw a Halloween party every year in their backyard on Linden Avenue. Neighbor Jeannine...
“Try not to vote by mail.” That is the warning issued to citizens by Santiago Abascal, leader of the right-wing...
A 2024 study from the Cultural Research Center found that over 30 million Christians were likely to stay home instead...
Attempts to pull off a 9/11-type attack on Israel and stage a drone attack against a strategic U.S. air base...
To say that the war with Iran has been poorly fought is a gross understatement. It has been badly handled...
“Something About Russia Insisting Everything Is Fine After the Lab Leak Death Is Making Us Nervous,” ran one headline. As...
One of several worthwhile tidbits in Justice Alito's Wall Street Journal interview.
Republicans Byron Donalds and Ashley Moody lead their Democrat opponents by seven and ten percentage points, respectively, in Florida’s races for governor and U.S. Senate, according to a new Mason-Dixon poll.
Tuesday on CNN’s “Anderson Cooper 360,” Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass said President Donald Trump “invaded last June with federal troops for no reason at all to intimidate a whole sector of our population, Latino immigrants.” Bass said, “Well, first of
Sen. Susan Collins (R-ME) underscored her differences with President Donald Trump during Maine’s first Senate debate Tuesday, telling viewers that she is “not exactly his favorite senator.” Collins, who is the only Republican to represent a state former Vice President Kamala Harris won in 2024, sought to distance herself from Trump and his policies on…
Avinatan Or was kidnapped from the Nova music festival on October 7. In this exclusive excerpt from his memoir, Or details his years spent in the tunnels under Gaza.
Georgia gubernatorial candidates Democrat Keisha Lance Bottoms and Republican Rick Jackson hit the debate stage Tuesday night, sparring over closeness to President Donald Trump, data centers, and election security in the Peach State. The event on Tuesday night was a town hall-style debate where Bottoms and Jackson faced questions directly from Georgia…
These are not your ordinary Jew haters. These are Nazi wannabes in search of their Hitler.
