Philly Boycott Fails as Jewish Businesses See Strong Support 
Three Arrested in Philly Protest Ahead of Kristallnacht Anniversary 
Saudi Tower Damaged by Houthi Missiles Amid Regional Conflict 
U.S. Approves $1.08B Mexico Helicopter Sale 
Ex-Army Officer Calls Moore’s Service Claims ‘Disingenuous’ 
Justice Department Seeks Grand Jury Indictment Against James Comey
The U.S. Justice Department has informed a federal judge that it is seeking a grand jury indictment against former FBI...
Sir Patrick Stewart Honored for Lifelong Fight Against Domestic Abuse
Sir Patrick Stewart, the legendary actor and advocate, has been remembered by domestic abuse charities for his decades of tireless...
Trump Hosts 6,000 at White House Halloween Bash: ‘No Tricks, Just Treats’
President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump hosted a festive Halloween celebration at the White House on Thursday, welcoming...
Michigan Dems Split Over El-Sayed’s Campaign Ads
Middle of the election season, Michigan Democrats are facing internal turmoil over Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed's decision to feature conservative...
Florida Governor Nominee Jolly Controversy Over Cuban Consulate Plans
David Jolly, Florida’s Democrat nominee for governor, has come under renewed scrutiny for his past meetings with Cuban officials to...
Mushroom Killer’s Appeal Rejected, No Parole for Life
Erin Patterson, the Australian murderer known as the 'Mushroom Killer,' has lost her appeal, with the court ruling that her...
DOJ Charges 30 in Election Fraud Across Nevada and North Carolina
The Department of Justice (DOJ) has charged 30 individuals in Nevada and North Carolina for election fraud, with many of...
Tennessee Governor Declines Clemency for Christa Pike
Tennessee Governor Bill Lee has stated that Christa Pike’s sentence will not be altered, emphasizing that the decision rests with...
Drunk Driver Rams Truck Through California Restaurant, No Injuries
A suspected drunk driver plowed a truck through the front of a California restaurant on Saturday, narrowly missing diners and...
Texas Ag Commissioner Blocks Grants to H-1B Employers
Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller has announced new policy measures to block state grants for companies that hire H-1B visa...
