JERUSALEM—Officially, Israel’s position is that President Donald Trump could negotiate a “good” deal to prevent Iran from developing a nuclear weapon. Unofficially, Israeli decision makers believe U.S.-Iran nuclear talks, which are scheduled to begin on Saturday in Oman, will almost certainly end in either failure or disaster. From Israel’s perspective, the best plausible outcome of
‘Biden was lukewarm about a deal; Trump is eager,’ says disgraced Iran envoy Robert Malley (VOA Persian/ Wikimedia Commons) Robert Malley, the former Biden administration Iran envoy who was ousted for allegedly mishandling classified information, says he is optimistic about the Trump administration’s upcoming nuclear talks with Iran. Malley—who took a teaching position at Yale
The Syrian national can still appeal the order Mahmoud Khalil (Free Beacon) Mahmoud Khalil, the Columbia University protest leader in Immigration and Customs Enforcement custody, can be deported. Assistant Chief Immigration Judge Jamee Comans ruled on Friday that the Trump administration met its burden to support its order to remove Khalil, a Syrian national. Khalil’s
In December 2021, Minnesota attorney general Keith Ellison met with a group of individuals tied to the sprawling Feeding Our Future fraud case, including at least two eventual defendants. They openly offered financial support for “elected officials that are interested in protecting communities of color” and complained about unfair state scrutiny of their nonprofits and
Former VP is renowned for her deep knowledge and ability to articulate solutions to complex problems Kamala Harris, the preeminent intellectual of the Democratic Party, is thinking about launching “an institute for policy and ideas,” the New York Times reported this week. Its primary purpose, obviously, would be to solicit “donations” from wealthy Democrats seeking to
Kamala Harris and her husband are raking in cash ahead of her likely run for California governor in 2026 Getty Images Kamala Harris’s husband, Doug Emhoff, is facing pressure to resign after his new law firm, Willkie Farr & Gallagher, cut a deal with the Trump administration earlier this month to scrap diversity programs and
Kamala Harris, eyeing a comeback since her election defeat, offered to campaign in Wisconsin’s closely watched Supreme Court race—only to be turned away by the state’s Democratic leaders. Wisconsin Democrats rejected Harris’s offer to visit during early voting ahead of the April 1 election, fearing that the failed presidential candidate’s presence would be “a potential