President Biden’s lackluster debate performance Thursday night, marked by a raspy voice, gaping facial expressions, rambling answers on key questions and a perceived failure to refute several lies from former President Donald Trump, has fueled concern among many Democrats in Washington and sparked some discussion about whether there’s a way to replace him on the
The U.S.-built military pier in the Gaza Strip has been removed due to weather concerns and it is unclear whether it will be reinstalled, several anonymous U.S. officials told the Associated Press on Friday. President Joe Biden’s $230 million pier has done little to usher aid to Gazan civilians since its original installment in early
More than 860,000 people from 16 countries are currently registered for Temporary Protected Status, including from Haiti, Venezuela, and Yemen. The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) announced on June 28 that more than 300,000 Haitians already in the United States would be given temporary legal status through Feb. 3, 2026. DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas determined
Biden, Trump back on campaign trail Biden and Trump back on campaign trail after debate 08:08 Former President Donald Trump was jubilant Friday about his performance in the presidential debate Thursday night against President Biden. “Did anybody last night watch anything called a debate?” he asked a crowd of thousands in Chesapeake, Virginia. “We had
‘Israel has a horrific track record of committing war crimes with impunity,’ the nonprofit wrote on Oct. 7 Amnesty International is “urgently hiring” paid staffers for a “canvassing team” working to “demand a ceasefire in Gaza now,” according to a new job posting. The job listing offers recruits up to $30 per hour—plus health, vision,
Rep. André Carson to speak at Islamic Society of North America convention that features Hitler apologist André Carlson (Alex Wong/Getty Images) Rep. André Carson (D., Ind.) will speak at the annual convention of an Islamic group linked to Hamas, along with one imam convicted in Israel of serving in terrorist groups and another who has
Washington — In a blockbuster decision Friday, the Supreme Court overruled a 40-year-old decision that directed federal courts to defer to agencies’ interpretation of unclear laws enacted by Congress. The landmark ruling from the court, which divided 6-3 along ideological lines, curtails the regulatory power of federal agencies and is expected to restrict the government’s