The United States is preparing to counter an expected Iranian attack on Israel in the coming days as Iran signals it will retaliate for the death of Hamas political leader Ismail Haniyeh in Tehran, Axios reported. Although Israel has not publicly taken responsibility for Haniyeh’s death, Hamas and Iranian officials blamed it for the attack.
Sen. Mark Kelly’s (D., Ariz.) messy divorce—including a restraining order filed against him by his ex-wife and his own request to have her put behind bars—is likely to come back to haunt him as Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris eyes him as a potential running mate. While reports indicate that Harris’s team has privately met
Anthony Brindisi enlisted Democratic lawyer Marc Elias to challenge integrity of his 2022 electoral loss Anthony Brindisi (C) (@RepBrindisi/X) President Joe Biden’s latest judicial nominee blamed voting machine irregularities and other “errors, inconsistencies, and systemic violations” for his loss in a House race several years ago. Former Rep. Anthony Brindisi (D., N.Y.) sued for a
The long-awaited vote was held on the last day before the Senate’s summer recess and was expected to fail. The U.S. Senate on Aug. 1 failed to advance a bipartisan deal to expand the Child Tax Credit after most Republicans voted against it. The Tax Relief for Working Families and Americans Act was unveiled in
Over the last two weeks, Democrats have engaged in a bizarre effort to bait, bully, and badger Donald Trump into debating Kamala Harris. Bizarre because we watched this same gambit play out just a few months ago with disastrous results for the very same Democrats. It was only May of this year when Joe Biden
As senator, Harris decried the ‘ongoing pollution crisis along California’s border with Mexico’ Kamala Harris tours border, 2011 (Office of the Attorney General of California/Wikimedia Commons) As a California senator, Kamala Harris sought to protect the U.S.-Mexico border from an urgent “crisis”—but it wasn’t the immigration crisis. On April 30, 2019, the presumptive Democratic presidential
Hundreds of the most prominent U.S. environmental organizations are waging war on bipartisan permitting legislation moving through the Senate, despite the bill’s provisions fast-tracking green energy development. The Energy Permitting Reform Act—introduced last week by Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee leaders Joe Manchin (I., W.Va.) and John Barrasso (R., Wyo.)—is the product of months