White House touts new Biden immigration policy

With less than five months until the general election, President Biden announced sweeping federal action that will give undocumented spouses of American citizens who have lived in the United States at least 10 years a new path to permanent residency and, in time, legal citizenship. The plan could not only bring citizenship to some 500,000

Texas doctor charged with taking patient records on transgender care

A Texas doctor who calls himself a whistleblower on transgender care for minors is accused of illegally obtaining private information on patients from the nation’s largest pediatric hospital who were not under his care. Federal prosecutors said Dr. Eithan Haim, a 34-year-old surgeon, snatched the information and shared it with a conservative activist with “intent

Washington Post Foreign Desk, Accused of Pro-Hamas Bias, Teems with Al Jazeera Veterans

The Washington Post is in turmoil—old editor out, new editor in, and a new publisher under siege from a hostile and beleaguered staff. One of the criticisms the paper has weathered as it has bled money and subscribers is that, since Hamas’s Oct. 7 terrorist attack on Israel, its coverage of the war in the

MacKenzie Scott Gives Millions to Philly Nonprofit Tied to Anti-Israel Penn Encampment

Bread & Roses Community Fund, flush with cash from Bezos’s ex-wife, honors Philly Palestine Coalition with ‘Victory is Ours Award’ Penn anti-Semitic protesters, Ben Franklin statue (Sawerchessread/Wikimedia Commons) MacKenzie Scott, the ex-wife of Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, awarded a $2 million grant to a Philadelphia-based community fund with ties to the Philly Palestine Coalition, the

Rep. Good’s Race Too Early to Call, Other Takeaways From Tuesday’s Primaries

Several of the contests will almost certainly affect the composition of the 119th Congress. Primary contests were held in several states on June 18, with most national attention turning toward Virginia. In the Old Dominion State, House Freedom Caucus Chairman Bob Good (R-Va.) is in the political fight of his life against state Sen. John McGuire.

Rep. Good’s Race Too Close to Call, Other Takeaways From Tuesday’s Primaries

Several of the contests will almost certainly affect the composition of the 119th Congress. Primary contests were held in several states on June 18, with most national attention turning toward Virginia. In the Old Dominion State, House Freedom Caucus Chairman Bob Good (R-Va.) is in the political fight of his life against state Sen. John McGuire.