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Republican Rep. Victoria Spartz announced Monday that she intends to seek reelection for Indiana’s 5th Congressional District, reversing an announcement a year ago that she would forgo another run. Last February, Spartz said she wanted to spend more time with her family and would not be running in 2024. But the two-term congresswoman now says
The BBC has sacked its senior staffer who came under fire for posting anti-Semitic remarks on Facebook in recent months. The outlet confirmed on Monday that it had fired Dawn Queva, a senior scheduling coordinator and playout planner at BBC Three who frequently used anti-Semitic slurs online, including “Nazi apartheid parasites,” “thieving squatters,” and “subcontinental melanin
President Biden's campaign co-chair believes he and other Democrats are making a 'strategic mistake' backing the recently unveiled Senate border bill.
Kentucky lawmakers have proposed a measure that will assist local communities in putting together funds to qualify for federal assistance for projects.
Interim president Larry Jameson said he finds Annenberg lecturer Dwayne Booth’s cartoons ‘reprehensible’ but won’t take action University of Pennsylvania’s interim president, Larry Jameson, responded on Sunday to a slew of grotesque anti-Semitic cartoons published by a lecturer at Penn’s Annenberg School of Communications, saying that while he personally finds the images “reprehensible,” the school
The Pentagon said the assessment of damage done during Friday's attacks in Syria and Iraq continues, adding it is "likely" Iranian-proxies were killed in the strikes.