Hezbollah on Thursday it had launched rockets and weaponized drones at nine Israeli military sites in a coordinated attack, ramping up hostilities on Lebanon’s southern border for the second consecutive day. The attacks were made in retaliation for an Israeli strike on Tuesday that killed a senior Hezbollah field commander. The group said in a statement it
A large coalition of industry associations representing energy producers, consumers, auto dealers, farmers, and convenience stores are planning to file federal legal petitions challenging President Joe Biden’s aggressive electric vehicle push, the Washington Free Beacon has learned. Led by the American Fuel & Petrochemical Manufacturers (AFPM), the American Petroleum Institute (API), and major producers of corn-based
In June 2022, President Joe Biden implemented an unprecedented 24-month moratorium on tariffs targeting Chinese solar panels and invoked a Cold War-era law in an effort to spur domestic clean energy manufacturing. The president characterized the action as a two-year “bridge” that would allow American companies to catch up to their Chinese competitors. Two years
On Friday, May 31, alumni descended on Columbia University’s Manhattan campus to celebrate their class reunions. In addition to eating and drinking, the festivities included several panel discussions featuring professors and administrators. One, focused on Jewish life on campus, was particularly newsworthy. Student protesters who had broken into and occupied a university building during the
After Hunter Biden’s conviction on federal gun charges this week, the media seized on the verdict as proof of the impartiality of President Joe Biden’s Justice Department. “To say that the Biden DOJ is only going after Trump and Republicans is inaccurate,” one MSNBC pundit said following the jury’s decision. “You have a president of
White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre on Wednesday would not rule out the possibility of President Joe Biden commuting his son Hunter Biden’s sentence after he was convicted this week on three felony charges in a federal gun trial. Speaking to the press aboard Air Force One en route to Italy for a G7 summit,
Four Russian Navy ships, including a nuclear-powered submarine, entered Havana harbor on Wednesday in a show of force just 100 miles from the Florida coast. The detachment includes the frigate Admiral Gorshkov and the submarine Kazan, both capable of launching long-range missiles, which the crew of the Gorshkov trained for en route to Cuba, according to