William Curlis, a former treasurer for dozens of Ohio political campaigns, has been charged on federal wire fraud counts for the alleged theft of nearly $1 million from his clients.
In letter sent to Columbia University Apartheid Divest members, school pledged to discipline attendees (Screenshot) Columbia University administrators on Tuesday informed members of anti-Israel student group Columbia University Apartheid Divest that their upcoming “All Out for Al-Shifa” rally was unsanctioned, promising to discipline those who attended. Two days later, the group went forward with the
Secretary of State Antony Blinken on Thursday said Ukraine will eventually join the 32-membner block of NATO while in Brussels.
John Passidomo, a lawyer and husband of Florida's Senate president, has died after falling while hiking in Bryce Canyon National Park in Utah; the couple was visiting national parks on vacation.
The Trump campaign slammed Politico's report that argued China would likely prefer former President Trump back in the White House in November.
Six months. That’s how long it took for President Biden to call for an immediate ceasefire between Israel and the Hamas terrorists who killed some 1,200 people, raped women, tortured and murdered children, and took more than 200 captives, including American citizens, into the maze of tunnels, spider holes, and underground bunkers known as the
Centrist group No Labels on Thursday dropped its plans to launch a third-party presidential bid after failing to find a candidate it determined had a realistic chance of winning. “No Labels is ending our effort to put forth a Unity ticket in the 2024 presidential election,” the group’s founder and CEO Nancy Jacobson said in