Hamas has adjusted its position on the phase one deal, a shift the White House described as ‘encouraging.’ WASHINGTON—The White House announced on Thursday a breakthrough in overcoming a “critical impasse” in negotiations with the Hamas terrorist group for the release of hostages and advancing toward a permanent cease-fire. The president and his national security
Israel’s Cabinet was expected to discuss Hamas’ latest response to a U.S.-backed proposal for a phased cease-fire in Gaza, as diplomatic efforts aimed at ending the nine-month war stirred back to life after a weekslong hiatus. Fighting, meanwhile, intensified between Israel and Lebanon’s Hezbollah, with the militant group saying it fired more than 200 rockets
Gov. Gavin Newsom reaffirms support for Biden-Harris 2024 despite acknowledging Biden's debate struggles against Trump during a Michigan Democratic campaign event.
President Biden's catastrophic performance at last week's debate has sparked panic among the party’s hierarchy, with key players said to be mulling over ways to get him to move aside and abandon his re-election bid.
A federal court ruled on July 2 that Mississippi must redraw its state legislative districting map to include more black-majority districts in both Senate and House races. A three-judge panel on the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Mississippi issued an order that strikes down the state’s 2022 redistricting maps for electing members
Hunter Biden, President Biden's son and convicted felon, advises his father amid controversy, potentially undermining Biden's stance against Trump's criminal record on the campaign trail.
A Florida appeals judge dismissed the lower court’s ruling in the 12-year-old case sending it back to the lower court where it could be tried again. A Florida appeals court has dismissed a lower court’s ruling that a former Florida Republican congressman attempted to weaken an election opponent in 2012 in violation of campaign finance