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President Joe Biden and other 2024 presidential hopefuls reacted to the terrorist attacks launched against Israel Saturday, an assault that many candidates asserted resulted from the Biden ...
House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan and House Majority Leader Steve Scalise on Monday were still competing and campaigning to be the next Speaker of the House. By Monday evening, some Republ...
WASHINGTON (BP) – The Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission is asking the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission to remove abortion-related language from the Pregnant Workers Fairness Act regulations.
After Rep Kevin McCarthy, R-Calif , was ousted from his role as speaker of the House last week, the Republican-controlled lower chamber is expected to begin the process of electing a new speaker this ...
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. confirmed during a rally in Philadelphia on Monday that he would not run for president as a Democrat, launching the campaign slogan, “Declare your independence.” The nephew o...
JERUSALEM (AP) — Israel vowed to lay total siege to the Gaza Strip on Monday, as its military scoured the country's south for militants, guarded breaches in its border fence and pounded the impoverished, Hamas-ruled territory in the wake of an unprecedented weekend incursion.
JERUSALEM (AP) — Israel increased airstrikes on the Gaza Strip and sealed it off from food, fuel and other supplies Monday in retaliation for a bloody incursion by Hamas militants, as the war's death toll rose to nearly 1,600 on both sides. Hamas also escalated, pledging to kill captured Israelis…
TEL AVIV, Israel (AP) — Israeli soldiers battled Hamas fighters in the streets of southern Israel on Sunday and launched retaliation strikes that leveled buildings in Gaza, while in northern Israel a brief exchange of strikes with Lebanon's Hezbollah militant group raised fears of a broader conflict.
Alejando Colmenares, from Venezuela, lines up with other migrants to take a boat in Panama, after walking from Colombia. Associated Press/Photo by Arnulfo Franco ...
The United States Department of Defense has agreed to pay 1 8 million in fees and other litigation costs to end a lawsuit filed against their now rescinded COVID-19 vaccine mandate
