Politics
Giving thanks for Rosalynn Carter who bettered the lives of millions here and around the world
In December 1976, Rosalynn Carter and I sat in the elegantly furnished drawing room of Blair House: ‘I need to...
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Manchin says third-party ticket is a ‘long shot’ for potential candidates, including himself
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Top DeSantis backer resigns from super PAC amid internal turmoil: ‘Untenable’ environment
The head of Republican presidential candidate and Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis’ super PAC has resigned amid internal turmoil within the...
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German police raid homes connected to Hamas, pro-Palestinian groups
German authorities searched 15 properties on Thursday in connection with a recent ban on activities of Hamas as well as pro-Palestinian group...
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Michigan Senate candidate says he was offered $20 million to challenge Rep. Tlaib instead
A Michigan businessman allegedly offered a Democrat candidate for the Michigan Senate $20 million to drop his current candidacy and...
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Mike Johnson on the clock
Miami University in Ohio is my alma mater. And for decades, Miami’s football teams played on a field which featured...
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Sen Kennedy’s IQ dig at VP Harris sparks backlash from White House, DNC
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Timeline of decades-long Israeli-Arab, Palestinian conflict
Israel’s first war with neighboring Arab countries began on the same day the Jewish state was re-established on May 14,...
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Body of missing Israeli woman Shani Gabay found, mayor says: ‘Bitter news’
A young Israeli woman who vanished following Hamas’ Oct. 7 attack has been found dead, reports say. The body of...
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Lawmakers demand answers from AP, Reuters amid accusations their journalists knew about Hamas attack
FIRST ON FOX: Rep. Mike Lawler, R-N.Y., is asking The Associated Press and Reuters to answer questions about their journalists’...
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