Harvard Professor Emeritus Alan Dershowitz explained how Congress can find a way to get answers out of Dr. Anthony Fauci on "Sunday Agenda."
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State of the Union: Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman reportedly asked President Trump not to escalate. The post Iran War Day 156: Trump Cancels Anticipated Strikes, Iran Denies Claims of Hormuz Deal appeared first on The American Conservative .
On Saturday night, President Donald Trump called off anticipated airstrikes on Iran, claiming that Iran had agreed to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and end its “nuclear threat.” But Iran denied that any such agreement had been reached, as the Iran War entered its 156th day on Sunday. In the Truth Social post in which he made the announcement, Trump said that, while the U.S. is prepared to attack Iran “at levels of Military Terror, Strength, and Power not seen since World War II,” the U.S. and Israel will “hold off any attack” because “the perimeters of a deal” had been agreed to. Shortly thereafter, Iran’s Mehr News agency, citing Iranian military officials, called Trump’s claim “nothing but a new lie,” while the Fars…Open
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Susan Abulhawa, an anti-Israel activist who worked on an art project with Mayor Zohran Mamdani's wife, posted a screed on social media dismissing the Holocaust and accusing Jews of dominating government and media, and City Hall has said nothing. Abulhawa took to X on July 31 to attack Jewish Americans who had raised concerns about […] The post Activist who collaborated with NYC first lady mocks Jewish people for 'whining' about the Holocaust appeared first on American Almanac .
Susan Abulhawa, an anti-Israel activist who worked on an art project with Mayor Zohran Mamdani's wife, posted a screed on social media dismissing the Holocaust and accusing Jews of dominating government and media, and City Hall has said nothing. Abulhawa took to X on July 31 to attack Jewish Americans who had raised concerns about Mamdani's 18-member judicial screening panel, which contains zero Jewish members . The backlash over that panel had been building for a day when Abulhawa weighed in, not to defend the mayor's appointments on the merits, but to mock the people objecting. Her post dismissed the murder of six million European Jews as a spent talking point. She accused Jewish Americans of holding outsized power. And she closed with a…Open
Francesca Hong, the Democratic Socialists of America-backed frontrunner in Wisconsin's gubernatorial primary, is drawing fire after deleted social media posts resurfaced, including a 2020 call to "Cancel Thanksgiving" and a 2019 complaint about "old white people" at a Culver's restaurant. With fewer than two weeks before the August 11 primary, Hong's old posts on X […] The post Wisconsin Democratic frontrunner Francesca Hong faces backlash over deleted 'Cancel Thanksgiving' post appeared first on American Almanac .
Francesca Hong, the Democratic Socialists of America-backed frontrunner in Wisconsin's gubernatorial primary, is drawing fire after deleted social media posts resurfaced, including a 2020 call to "Cancel Thanksgiving" and a 2019 complaint about "old white people" at a Culver's restaurant. With fewer than two weeks before the August 11 primary, Hong's old posts on X handed conservative critics fresh ammunition and raised questions about whether the likely Democratic nominee can compete statewide in a battleground that often turns on the votes of the very people she once described as a source of anxiety. The New York Post reported that both posts drew widespread mockery online Friday, with commentators from across the right seizing on the…Open
Democrat Troy Jackson is selling his rural Maine roots as the centerpiece of his U.S. Senate campaign against Susan Collins, but a Washington Post visit to his tiny hometown of Allagash found neighbors deeply divided over whether the 58-year-old former logger has earned their trust. Jackson replaced Graham Platner as the Democratic nominee after Platner […] The post Troy Jackson's own hometown can't agree on whether he deserves a Senate seat appeared first on American Almanac .
Democrat Troy Jackson is selling his rural Maine roots as the centerpiece of his U.S. Senate campaign against Susan Collins, but a Washington Post visit to his tiny hometown of Allagash found neighbors deeply divided over whether the 58-year-old former logger has earned their trust. Jackson replaced Graham Platner as the Democratic nominee after Platner formally dropped out of the race in July amid a sexual assault allegation Platner denies. Democrats are betting that Jackson's biography, a former logger who served two decades in the Maine Legislature and led the state Senate as president, can pull rural voters back to a party that has steadily lost ground in northern New England's small towns. The trouble is that Allagash, a one-road…Open
A sitting Republican senator publicly called on his former son-in-law, a Republican congressman from Ohio, to leave office and seek "serious psychological help", escalating a bitter family and political dispute just days before a ballot-replacement deadline. Sen. Bernie Moreno, R-Ohio, issued a lengthy written statement on X on Sunday, roughly one hour after Rep. Max […] The post Sen. Bernie Moreno demands ex-son-in-law Rep. Max Miller resign from Congress over abuse allegations appeared first on American Almanac .
A sitting Republican senator publicly called on his former son-in-law, a Republican congressman from Ohio, to leave office and seek "serious psychological help", escalating a bitter family and political dispute just days before a ballot-replacement deadline. Sen. Bernie Moreno, R-Ohio, issued a lengthy written statement on X on Sunday, roughly one hour after Rep. Max Miller, R-Ohio, went live on the platform to deny domestic abuse allegations made by his ex-wife, Emily Moreno, the senator's daughter. Moreno did not mince words about the man who once married into his family. The clash between two Republicans from the same state, one a freshman senator, the other a sitting congressman and former Trump administration adviser, has turned…Open
Eighteen months after the Palisades Fire destroyed at least 700 structures along Malibu's Pacific Coast Highway, just 61 homes are being rebuilt, and homeowners say city permitting, state regulations, and insurance gaps have turned recovery into a second disaster. The fire broke out on January 7, 2025. Nearly 600 of the structures lost were single-family […] The post Only 61 Malibu homes are rebuilding 18 months after the Palisades Fire — and residents blame red tape appeared first on American Almanac .
Eighteen months after the Palisades Fire destroyed at least 700 structures along Malibu's Pacific Coast Highway, just 61 homes are being rebuilt, and homeowners say city permitting, state regulations, and insurance gaps have turned recovery into a second disaster. The fire broke out on January 7, 2025. Nearly 600 of the structures lost were single-family homes, according to figures then-Mayor Marianne Riggins provided to Realtor.com. As of late July 2026, the City of Malibu has issued 1,076 permits for damages, repairs, debris removal, and structures along PCH, but only 88 of those are for new home construction. The gap between destruction and rebuilding is staggering, and the people who lived there say the government response explains…Open
Mayor Zohran Mamdani's new tax on high-end second homes took effect July 1, and real estate brokers say it is already freezing buyers, inflating the luxury rental market, and pushing wealthy purchasers out of New York City altogether. A month into the policy, the picture emerging from Manhattan's brokerage offices is blunt: international buyers are […] The post Mamdani's pied-à-terre tax is one month old — and Manhattan's luxury market is already paying the price appeared first on American Almanac .
Mayor Zohran Mamdani's new tax on high-end second homes took effect July 1, and real estate brokers say it is already freezing buyers, inflating the luxury rental market, and pushing wealthy purchasers out of New York City altogether. A month into the policy, the picture emerging from Manhattan's brokerage offices is blunt: international buyers are walking away from signed deals, sellers are listing properties they once planned to keep, and six-figure-a-month rental units are filling up with people who would have bought if the city had not added a new annual bill on top of already steep property taxes. The tax applies to second homes valued above $5 million, starting at a 4-percent annual rate and climbing to 6.5 percent under the first…Open