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US vice president goes largely unmentioned at RJC event, as his silence over emerging anti-Israel and antisemitic wing in the party stirs skepticism among Jewish Republicans
Michael A. Cohen: When asked about Rep. Andy Ogles’ bigoted anti-Muslim outburst, House Speaker Mike Johnson did what he’s done many times in the past: nothing.
The Republican Jewish Coalition's national chairman said he has no concerns about Vance, who has yet to make a decisive statement on Carlson.
Nearly everybody called out Tucker Carlson at the Republican Jewish Coalition’s symposium on antisemitism.
The Supreme Court ruled against California’s gender secrecy policy, exposing how Democrats still back the same woke agenda voters rejected
What can the ordinary American do to bring our once-respected nation back from the brink?
Leavenworth was founded by pro-slavery settlers and became the epicenter of Bleeding Kansas. That same city votes today on whether to resurrect a CoreCivic detention facility — a company that has already killed people in its custody — and open a 1,000-bed ICE camp to kidnap, cage, and disappear immigrants from our region. The shackles have always looked different here. This morning, Leavenworth decides what they look like in 2026.
Why is St. Clair County’s medical director making recommendations that subvert the public health consensus? The doctor speaks for himself.
Speaker Mike Johnson says the threat of Sharia law in America is a “serious problem," warning its tenets run afoul of the U.S. Constitution.
The House speaker told reporters that he’d spoken to GOP lawmakers about the party’s “tone and message” but claimed that his colleagues’ broadly criticized statements about Islam were animated by fears about the “imposition of Sharia law” in the U.S.
The Christian nationalist undertones of this war are getting even more obvious. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth gives a briefing. Brendan SMIALOWSKI/ ...
The Christian nationalist undertones of this war are getting even more obvious.