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Tropical Storm Isaias is expected to strengthen into a hurricane before it makes landfall along the northern Gulf Coast late Friday or this weekend.
Questions over the legality of donations rock the campaigns in Colorado gubernatorial race. The campaign for Democratic candidate Phil Weiser met Tuesday's deadline to submit a notice to "cure."
From criticizing Donald Trump to detailing a personal ransomware attack, newly released notes written by Fauci offer one of the earliest glimpses into how he adapted to Trump-era Washington as a permanent public official.
USAID's growing debarment list shows how foreign-aid money was misused even as the agency is being dismantled.
The remarks by the secretary of state came as part of a relatively short diplomatic tour that also included Iceland and Portugal.
A 30-year veteran of the agency questions whether agents and prosecutors told the issuing judge the full truth about the extreme sensitivity of the targets—including lawmakers and attorneys—and whether anything material was withheld.
The White House and President Donald Trump have defended the advertisements as patriotic and claimed they were promoting the United States as a whole, not the president and his administration specifically.
Lemon, who was axed from CNN in 2023, said he has been approached about the matter by fans of his new podcast and online commentary show and that the support he's felt from them since leaving CNN has been "very humbling."
Why did U.N. delegates walk out during Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s speech — and why does the United Nations focus so intensely on Israel? In this highlight from The Brief, Shabbos Kestenbaum asks Ambassador Jeff Bartos, U.S. Representative for U.N. Management and Reform, about the viral U.N. walkout during Netanyahu’s address and the broader pattern of anti-Israel bias inside U.N. institutions. Bartos explains why he stayed seated behind the United States placard, why he believes the walkout was political theater, and why the U.N. Human Rights Council’s treatment of Israel makes a mockery of the term “human rights.” The conversation also covers Agenda Item 7, the Durban conference, the legacy of “Zionism is racism,”…
Mosab Hassan Yousef, the son of a Hamas co-founder, was raised to fight Israel and help take over the West—until a life-changing event opened his eyes. He later risked everything to work with Israeli intelligence and eventually escaped to the United States. Now an American citizen, Mosab joins PragerU CEO @realtalkwithmarissa for a behind-the-scenes conversation about why he chose to expose Hamas, how he sees the Muslim Brotherhood infiltrating the West, and why he has become a passionate advocate for Israel, America, and Judeo-Christian values. 00:00 Why Mosab Risked Everything to Speak Out 01:00 Inside the Secret World of Hamas’ Early Years 04:00 Arrest, Torture, and the Plan to Become a Double Agent 07:00 Fleeing Hamas and Seeking…