Republicans have opposed Biden judicial nominee Adeel Mangi over his links to anti-Israel and anti-cop groups. Now, Mangi’s work as a high-powered corporate attorney for pharmaceutical giants and accused monopolists could turn Democrats against him. Mangi, President Joe Biden’s pick for the Third Circuit Court of Appeals, is a partner at the firm Patterson Belknap
Six House Democrats are spurning their colleague Rep. David Trone (D., Md.), the frontrunner in Maryland’s Democratic Senate primary, after he used a racial slur to attack Republicans during a recent House hearing. In the days after he used the slur, Trone’s opponent in the Democratic primary, Prince George’s County executive Angela Alsobrooks, received endorsements
Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday said he will not send a delegation as planned to Washington after the United States refrained from vetoing a U.N. Security Council resolution calling for a ceasefire in Gaza. Netanyahu, according to a statement from his office, said that Washington’s failure to block the proposal was a “clear retreat”
The United Nations Security Council on Monday demanded an immediate ceasefire between Israel and Hamas and the immediate and unconditional release of all hostages after the United States abstained from the vote. The remaining 14 council members voted for the resolution, which was proposed by the 10 elected members of the body. “The Palestinian people has suffered greatly.
For nearly two decades, President Joe Biden has told a story about why he devoted his life to politics. Speaking to Special Counsel Robert Hur in October 2023, he told it under oath. Fresh out of law school and working as a clerk at a high-powered Wilmington, Delaware, law firm, Biden, in his telling, was
Harvard University risks losing more than half a billion dollars in federal funding as it obstructs a congressional investigation into widespread anti-Semitism on its campus, according to the top lawmaker handling the probe. Rep. Virginia Foxx (R., N.C.), chair of the House Committee on Education and the Workforce—which is investigating Harvard and other top American
The approach is imaginative: to present a snapshot of the British Empire a century ago, five years after its victory in the First World War, when its territory was most extensive and at what must have seemed its zenith. The result is a display of the Empire in all its ad hoc variety, from the