POLITICS

In Humiliating Editor’s Note WaPo Cops To Omitting Mention of Hezbollah Strike From Coverage of Israel’s Response

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In a humiliating Tuesday editor’s note, the Washington Post acknowledged its July 29 front-page headline and photo did not provide “adequate context” regarding a Hezbollah attack on Israel that killed 12 children. Monday’s large-font front-page headline read, “Israel hits targets in Lebanon,” with the subheadline, “Strikes against Hezbollah installations muted amid international calls for restraint.”

Social Media Accounts Linked to Trump Shooter Had Anti-Semitic and Anti-Immigrant Posts

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The FBI is still working to verify that the account belonged to Thomas Crooks. A top FBI official said on July 30 that investigators have discovered that a social media account possibly linked to former President Donald Trump’s would-be assassin featured hundreds of comments reflecting anti-Semitic and anti-immigration views. Paul Abbate, deputy director of the

FBI: Social Media Accounts Possibly Linked to Trump Shooter Had Anti-Semitic and Anti-Immigrant Posts

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The FBI is still working to verify that the account belonged to Thomas Crooks. A top FBI official said on July 30 that investigators have discovered that a social media account possibly linked to former President Donald Trump’s would-be assassin featured hundreds of comments reflecting anti-Semitic and anti-immigration views. Paul Abbate, deputy director of the

As Violent Riots Swept the Nation in 2020, Kamala Harris Called ‘To Redirect Resources’ From Law Enforcement

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Vice President Kamala Harris, the de facto Democratic nominee, in June 2020 called to “redirect resources” from police departments as violent anti-police protests swept across the nation in the wake of George Floyd’s death. “We have to redirect resources” from police to other areas “where they are needed to truly support communities to be healthy

Education Advocate Wants Congress to Encourage Bilingual Instruction

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The Joint National Committee for Languages will host a July 30 congressional briefing in the wake of foreign language program cuts in public education. The head of a national foreign language advocacy organization fears K-12 instruction in French, Spanish, and other tongues is on the endangered list as districts across the country make room for