Texas Sen. Ted Cruz also calls for foreign students harassing or threatening Jews to be deported. ADDISON, Texas—On Oct. 7, 2023, Sgt. Yoav Tzivoni, an Israeli special forces soldier, was celebrating his birthday on a beach on the Sinai Peninsula, enjoying a morning cup of coffee with his girlfriend. Twelve hours later, he was preparing
Fifty-nine alleged instances of election fraud are currently under investigation or being prosecuted by the Michigan Attorney General. Four Macomb County, Michigan, voters have been indicted for allegedly voting twice in the Aug. 6 primary, and three assistant clerks have been charged for knowingly letting it happen and then covering it up by allegedly altering
KAAAWA, HAWAII, and GREENSBORO, N.C.—Mysteries enshroud Ryan Routh, the 58-year-old man charged with attempting to kill former President Donald Trump at his Florida golf course. But one thing about Routh is clear to humanitarian aid worker Chelsea Walsh, a travel nurse who met him overseas. Walsh, who warned U.S. authorities that Routh was dangerous more than
An estimated 105 million people provide unpaid care across the country. Unclear yet how much the proposal would add to the national debt. Vice President Kamala Harris proposed a new plan on Oct. 8 that would require Medicare to cover the cost of long-term home care. With the election only 27 days away, the Democratic
An estimated 105 million people provide unpaid care across the country. Unclear yet how much the proposal would add to the national debt. Vice President Kamala Harris proposed a new plan on Oct. 8 that would require Medicare to cover the cost of long-term home care. With the election only 27 days away, the Democratic
Virginia motorists filed a federal civil rights lawsuit against a driver’s license suspension law, blocked it in court, but then the law was repealed. Plaintiffs who enjoy partial success in civil rights lawsuits should not be entitled to have the governments they sue cover their attorneys’ fees, the Supreme Court heard on Oct. 8. The
Adjusted for inflation, this year’s political expenditures will constitute the second most expensive election cycle ever. According to a top watchdog group, the 2024 election cycle is on pace to be the second most expensive event in U.S. political history. On Oct. 8, OpenSecrets, a nonprofit organization dedicated to covering the role of money in