Experts and California’s attorney general warn it will spark costly legal battles Gavin Newsom (Elijah Nouvelage/Getty Images) Gov. Gavin Newsom (D.) on Monday signed a California bill that bans schools from alerting parents if their child is socially transitioning to a different gender, taking an unpopular stance as he builds his national profile. Polling has suggested
MSNBC’s Morning Joe hosts, Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski, were quick to criticize the network for pulling them off the air on Monday following former president Donald Trump’s attempted assassination. The hosts said they were told the network would stay in breaking news mode with one news feed across all NBC channels and were “very
‘Do you just not say something because it may incite somebody?’ Biden asks after calling for unity in wake of Trump assassination attempt Joe Biden speaks with NBC’s Lester Holt (NBC News) President Joe Biden, who called for unity in the wake of the assassination attempt against former president Donald Trump, said Monday that his
‘Israel also has no right to exist as a racist, white supremacist, settler-colonialist, apartheid, Zionist state,’ says rally speaker who defended Oct. 7 terror attack (@JessicaCostescu X) MILWAUKEE—Left-wing protesters from across the country assembled near the Republican National Convention, with some holding signs that read “Down with Trump!” just days after the assassination attempt on
A bipartisan duo of lawmakers are pressing the Biden administration to produce an assessment of the information Russia has obtained about U.S. military capabilities and the extent to which it has shared this intelligence with China. Reps. John Moolenaar (R., Mich.) and Raja Krishnamoorthi (D., Ill.), the chair and ranking member of the House Select
Rep. Cori Bush (D., Mo.), a “Squad” member known for her anti-Israel stance, is down 23 points in her bid for another House term, according to a new poll. St. Louis prosecuting attorney Wesley Bell (D.) is leading Bush 56 percent to 33 percent among likely voters in the Missouri First Congressional District primary, according
Zuckerman had pledged $200 million to Columbia’s Mind Brain Behavior Institute Mort Zuckerman (MTA New York City Transit/Marc A. Hermann via Wikimedia Commons) The philanthropist and billionaire Mortimer Zuckerman cut off millions of dollars in funding to Columbia University citing the school’s failure to address rising anti-Semitism, the Washington Free Beacon has learned. Zuckerman pledged