CNN pundit Scott Jennings encouraged to run for McConnell’s open Senate seat
Scott Jennings, a conservative CNN pundit, is being privately and publicly encouraged to run for Kentucky Sen. Mitch McConnell’s open seat.
U.S. charges Tajik man living in New York with conspiring to help ISIS
Washington — A Tajik man living in New York was arrested and charged with conspiring to provide material support to the ISIS and ISIS-K terrorist groups, according to court documents unsealed Wednesday. Federal prosecutors alleged that Mansuri Manuchekhri, a Tajik national who was illegally living in Brooklyn, facilitated the transfer of over $70,000 to ISIS-affiliated
U.S. officials walk back plans to stop culling poultry for bird flu
U.S. Department of Agriculture officials said Wednesday that there are “no anticipated changes” to the current federal policy requiring poultry to be culled in response to bird flu outbreaks, which have driven up egg prices to record highs in recent months. The decision marks a rebuke of an idea floated by Trump administration officials in
DOJ Will Crack Down on Campus Anti-Semitism, Trump Nominee for Civil Rights Division Says
The Department of Justice will take aggressive action against rising anti-Semitism on college campuses throughout the United States, Harmeet Dhillon said Wednesday at her confirmation hearing for assistant attorney general for the DOJ’s Civil Rights Division. “We’ve seen anti-Semitism sweep the nation, and it is very problematic that many people of the Jewish faith are
Republicans barrel toward showdown over Trump tax cuts after dramatic House budget vote
House and Senate Republicans are at odds over how to go about extending President Trump's tax cuts.
Trump pushes to recover ‘billions of dollars’ of military equipment left behind in Afghanistan withdrawal
President Donald Trump wants to recover billions of dollars worth of equipment U.S. troops left in Afghanistan following their 2021 withdrawal from the country.
Survey Shows Pause in US Decline of Christianity
Young adults also presented as far less religious than those of older generations—a fact that the study’s researchers noted could portend an eventual decline. A years-long decline in the U.S. Christian population appears to have subsided, at least temporarily, according to a new survey. The Pew Research Center’s latest Religious Landscape Study found that the