The International Association of Fire Fighters (IAFF), a key supporter of President Joe Biden’s 2020 campaign, will not endorse Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris, becoming the second major union to do so in recent weeks. The IAFF executive board voted by a margin of 1.2 percentage points not to endorse either Harris or former president
Local police identify suspect as ‘black male in his late teens/early twenties,’ no injuries reported Pro-Palestinian protest, University of Michigan, May 2024 (Nic Antaya/Getty Images) A masked gunman entered the home of a University of Michigan rabbi during a Wednesday night Rosh Hashanah gathering, threatening student attendees and saying, “I’m taking everything, give me everything,”
Vice President Kamala Harris praised Rev. Al Sharpton—an anti-Semite who has said that “diamond merchant” Jews have the “blood of innocent babies” on their hands—in a birthday shoutout Thursday morning. “Happy 70th Birthday, Rev! … I celebrate the day you were born,” Harris said in a video aired on MSNBC. “You are a voice of
An Israeli airstrike killed Hamas terrorist Aziz Salha, who took part in the brutal October 2000 lynching of two Israeli soldiers in Ramallah, Israel Defense Forces confirmed. The IDF eliminated Salha in a strike on Central Gaza’s Deir Al-Balah early Thursday. In 2000, Salha took part in the brutal lynching of two Israeli reservists—Sergeant First
Column: How Kamala Harris’s first big decision backfired (Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images) The final month of election 2024 begins with J.D. Vance triumphant, Tim Walz wounded, and the presidential race too close to call. By now, it should go without saying that Walz bombed in Tuesday’s debate with Vance. The Democratic vice presidential nominee appeared nervous
Israel’s war cabinet met Wednesday to plot its “harsh response” to Iran’s recent ballistic missile barrage, all but solidifying an impending—and significant—retaliatory strike on Tehran. The Jewish state, under pressure from the Biden-Harris administration, refrained from executing such a strike in the wake of Iran’s April attack. This time, it will not be deterred, a
Gov. Tim Walz (D., Minn.) talked a big game in the buildup to Tuesday’s vice presidential debate, saying he couldn’t wait to square off against Sen. J.D. Vance (R., Ohio), whom he characterized as “weird as hell.” But when debate night rolled around, Walz found himself routinely agreeing with Vance’s policy proposals and touting the