Arkansas Republican senator Tom Cotton, now chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee, has authored a slender book that punches so much above its modest weight as to make a reader envision some skinny teenager—and Cotton is reportedly 6’5″—taking down Muhammad Ali or, in this case, obese Chinese dictator Xi Jinping. His multigenerational Arkansas roots aside,
And the hands were black that held the gun,and white that held the sword,But the difference was none and the color but one,When the red, red blood was poured. So mused a seminal American hero whose 87-year-long action-packed life is the subject of a masterful new biography by historian Douglas R. Egerton. Thomas Wentworth Higginson
Dems in disarray: It’s been true since Donald Trump defeated Kamala Harris in November, but alas, the party united in opposition to… Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer. Infuriated Democratic senators, representatives, governors, and grifters online influencers joined forces to denounce their feckless leader, calling Schumer a “GOP sleeper agent” who made a “dirty deal” with
Clowns to the left, jokers on the right. Getty Images Bidding for beachfront property in Gaza is on hold, at least until Russia stops blocking Donald Trump’s ceasefire proposal, but Israel remains at the center of America’s culture wars. The Trump administration is making important progress on defending American Jews, but enemies of the Jewish
A Columbia University doctoral student who expressed support for the “anticolonial liberation movement in Palestine” used the Trump administration’s revamped “CBP Home” app to self-deport to Canada about a week after Secretary of State Marco Rubio revoked her student visa, the Department of Homeland Security announced Friday. Ranjani Srinivasan, an Indian national and doctoral candidate
Daniel Davis has accused Israel of pursuing ‘ethnic cleansing’ of Gazans and blamed Oct. 7 on Jewish state (Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images) Daniel Davis, the onetime pick to serve as deputy director of national intelligence who was yanked from consideration this week over his anti-Israel views, likened himself to Christ on the cross as he tacitly
Aidan Parisi, the son of a longtime State Department official who emerged last spring as a Columbia University encampment leader and is best known for owning an “emotional support rabbit,” was among the students Columbia expelled for storming Hamilton Hall, he announced Thursday night. Parisi, a graduate student in Columbia’s School of Social Work, wrote