‘Whining District-Flopping No-Show’: Local Union Leader Savages Mondaire Jones, Prompting Fury from Former Congressman

Former congressman and current congressional hopeful Mondaire Jones (D., N.Y.) is in a war of words with local union leaders who backed his Republican opponent, accusing them of “turning their backs on pro-labor candidates.” In turn, one of the leaders called Jones a “whining district-flopping no-show.” Jones is running against Rep. Mike Lawler (R., N.Y.),

70 Weapons Depots, 80 Missiles, and 3 Senior Commanders: How a Week of Israeli Strikes Kneecapped Hezbollah

Israel has destroyed scores of Hezbollah missiles, drones, and rocket launchers across Lebanon over the past several days, orchestrating an unprecedented series of pinpoint airstrikes and intelligence-driven operations that have quickly degraded swaths of the terror group’s arsenal—and eliminated at least three of the group’s senior commanders. Israel’s air force is pummeling Hezbollah’s arms depots

‘The Leader We Can Pressure And Move’: Climate Group Behind Disruptive Protests Backs Kamala for President, Saying She’ll Adopt Its Positions Once in Office

Climate Defiance says Harris will be easier to control because she’s a ‘finger-to-the-wind politician’ Kamala Harris (Mireya Acierto/Getty Images) Climate Defiance, a group known for conducting disruptive protests at public events, on Wednesday endorsed Vice President Kamala Harris for president, saying it could successfully pressure her to adopt far-left positions on climate change once elected.

NYC Mayor Appoints New City Schools Chancellor Amid Federal Investigations

The incumbent David Banks is the latest city official to step down as federal corruption inquiries continue. NEW YORK—New York City Mayor Eric Adams named Melissa Aviles-Ramos, deputy chancellor of the city’s public schools, to replace Schools Chancellor David Banks, the latest city official to step down as federal authorities tighten their scrutiny. Banks’s resignation