Six weeks after its article vilified the Israeli government with false claims that it had forced Palestinian mothers who received authorization to leave Gaza for humanitarian reasons with their babies to return to Gaza …
A record number of Chinese nationals crossed the southern border into the United States last month, breaking the previous record that was set just a month prior.
Judi Weinstein Haggai, a 70-year-old Israeli American woman, became the second confirmed American taken hostage by Hamas to die during the October 7 terrorist attack on Israel. Haggai’s husband Gadi, 73, was the first American …
A Heritage Foundation-linked group is suing the CIA over records of its investigation into COVID-19 after a whistleblower said analysts were paid to change their conclusions.
The New York Times, which has repeatedly sounded the alarm about the publishing of misinformation, was harshly criticized for publishing an op-ed from the mayor of Gaza City, who was appointed by Hamas in 2019. …
Senator Rand Paul (R-KY) on Friday released this year’s “Festivus Report,” the senator’s annual tally of government waste that highlights glaring and often humorous examples.
A Congressional district Christmas party in Detroit turned violent Saturday night when anti-Israel protesters crashed the event and got into a shoving match with the attendees.
Just a couple of minutes after the Colorado Supreme Court ruled yesterday that the presidential frontrunner was ineligible to appear on the ballot, a giddy MSNBC anchor immediately started paging through the court’s opinion on-air. …
Jen Psaki, who served as President Joe Biden‘s first press secretary, surmised the White House would prefer if Hunter Biden clammed up in a spat over a congressional subpoena in the GOP-led House’s impeachment inquiry.
Harvard University nixed a webpage that boasted a number of “affinity celebrations” for graduates of a variety of identities.
