Politics

Israeli security minister stirs diplomatic outrage with flotilla activist abuse video

Far-right figure Itamar Ben-Gvir shares footage of himself taunting bound international detainees

The Glorification of Mass Murder

The San Diego mosque killings were dell into ideological fanaticism and online performance.

Ally of DOJ pardon attorney seeks to join board of Trump's $1.7+ billion fund

A Republican lawyer and close ally of Ed Martin, the U.S. pardon attorney, has submitted a request to the Justice Department to join a panel that will dispense over $1.7 billion to people who claim they were victims of legal "weaponization," according to a letter obtained by CBS News.

Voters across parties believe UK net migration is rising despite sharp drop

Study, published as latest migration figures are released, shows incorrect perceptions driving immigration debate

US Indicts Former Cuban President Raúl Castro as It Seeks to Oust Regime

Charges filed in Miami against 94-year-old for allegedly shooting down exiles’ planes in 1996

GOP Sen. Bill Cassidy takes digs at Trump, urges renewed unity in politics

Washington — Republican Sen. Bill Cassidy of Louisiana, who recently lost his primary after President Trump backed one of his opponents, took several digs at the president — without naming him — as he called for "a renewed sense of unity" in politics.

GOP weighs ditching White House security funding over ballroom

Senate Republicans were weighing on Wednesday whether to remove all or part of $1 billion for White House security funding from their $70 billion party-line immigration enforcement bill over concerns about President Donald Trump’s yet-to-be-built East Wing ballroom.

198 Democrats Oppose Requiring Parental Consent for Gender Changes in Schools

198 House Democrats voted against a bill on Wednesday requiring federally funded elementary and middle schools to get parental consent before changing a student’s pronouns, preferred name, or sex-based accommodations.

Congress is best chance to stop Trump 'lawfare' fund, attorneys say

The Department of Justice has set up a $1.8 billion fund that will purportedly compensate victims of prosecutorial overreach under the Biden administration.

‘We will not go back to Jim Crow’: thousands of Mississippians rally for voting rights

Demonstration, held at historic location where the ‘Mississippi Plan’ was enacted, comes as southern states race to dilute Black voting power

Bob Woodson, rest in peace

Robert L. Woodson, civil rights activist, community leader, and noted conservative author, died peacefully Wednesday at the age of 89. Woodson spent more than six decades challenging the poverty industry he believed exploited the very communities it claimed to serve. In 1981, he founded the National Center for Neighborhood Enterprise in Washington — later renamed the Woodson Center.

Moskowitz, Gottheimer vow expulsion votes if Galindo wins

Maureen Galindo, a Democratic candidate for Texas‘s 35th Congressional District, will not be welcomed to the House with open arms if she wins her election.