The U.S. military-built pier designed to facilitate aid deliveries to the Gaza Strip has been repaired and reconnected to the Gaza shoreline after a section broke apart in a storm, the U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) said on June 7. The reconnection occurred nearly two weeks after rough seas beached four U.S. military vessels supporting the
President Biden, speaking about American democracy at Pointe du Hoc in the Normandy region of France, said there are "many instincts" to "walk away."
Left-wing commentator Briahna Joy Gray has been fired from The Hill, days after she dismissed claims of sexual violence perpetrated by Hamas against Israeli hostages. The former cohost of The Hill’s morning YouTube program Rising went viral after an interview on Tuesday in which she rolled her eyes at Yarden Gonen, the sister of a hostage
Three Jewish UCLA students are suing the university for allowing anti-Israel protesters to construct a “Jew Exclusion Zone” accessible only to those who pledged fealty to the Palestinian cause. The plaintiffs were prohibited from passing through what the lawsuit calls the “Jew Exclusion Zone,” the complaint alleges. One was barred from walking through the encampment
Not only did former President Donald Trump haul in over $12 million at a San Francisco fundraiser on Thursday evening, he also officially landed the endorsement of a major tech investor, David Sacks.
Nearly 70 House Republicans are signed onto a bill to block the Biden administration's planned Title IX changes.
Sen. Chuck Schumer offered an explanation for his controversial inclusion on an invitation to Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu to address Congress next month.