Republicans
Yoram Hazony’s antisemitism speech sparks pushback from former aide, Jewish conservatives
Orit Arfa, an ex-spokesperson of political theorist Yoram Hazony, declared that her past admiration for him no longer justified staying silent about what she sees as a moral failure.
Democrats say deal reached with Trump to avert shutdown, immigration talks to continue
Are ICE actions in Minneapolis killing support for Republicans in the US? - opinion
'F*** you, Ted': Senator Cruz, Trump clash over midterm fears, impeachment threats
US government shutdown begins as partisan division rules Washington
This is the 15th US government shutdown since 1981.
True friends never remain silent: Why J Street is wrong about the Democratic Party - opinion
Nadav Tamir, executive director of J Street-Israel, characterized the Democratic Party as "our true friends."
Manhunt underway for sniper who killed conservative activist Charlie Kirk in Utah
Police said that investigators were seeking clues at "multiple active crime scenes," pinpointed on the basis of where Kirk was shot and "locations where the suspect and the victim traveled."
Charlie Kirk assassination condemned as political violence by US, global leaders
Leaders worldwide condemned the assassination of US activist Charlie Kirk, with many calling it an act of political violence threatening democracy.
US Senate Republicans narrowly reject Schumer bid to force vote on Epstein files
The lawmakers voted 51-49 to table the measure, with hardline Republican Senators Josh Hawley and Rand Paul joining Democrats.
Enablers, accomplices, and America’s unhealth: How RFK Jr. makes the US sick - opinion
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. could become America’s greatest mass killer as head of the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), and the senators who confirmed him are his accomplices.
America is in free fall: The collapse of the Center endangers democracy everywhere - opinion
The unraveling isn’t something you have to squint to see, it’s right out in the open, and it runs deeper than any single president or party.
US divided on Gaza genocide accusations, Hamas responsibility, poll finds
Most Americans believe famine exists in Gaza, but a majority still blame Hamas for the crisis, revealing sharp partisan and generational divides, a Harvard poll shows.
Texas Senate approves redistricting bill, sending it to governor to sign
This comes after Texas Democrats staged a walkout to ensure that Republicans would not have the seats needed to take a vote.
'Just win, stop apologizing': Florida rep. Randy Fine urges Israel to ignore global critics
"Wars must end. Someone has to win, and someone has to lose,” Fine told The Jerusalem Post.
