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As antisemitism surged in 2024, these prominent non-Jewish Americans proved their unwavering support for Israel and Jewish communities deserves recognition.
House Democrats plan to reconvene their Jan. 6 investigation committee on the riot's fifth anniversary, despite internal party disagreements over whether the move will help or hurt them politically.
Former Arizona Republican Senator Jon Kyl, 83, has announced his withdrawal from public life following a dementia diagnosis, ending decades of distinguished conservative service in Congress.
Despite claims of 'overwhelming evidence,' Brian Cole's whereabouts on January 5, 2021, appear far less certain than federal prosecutors suggest, raising concerns about the reliability of FBI cellphone tracking data.
The Justice Department's supposedly 'overwhelming evidence' against Brian Cole Jr. in the January 6th pipe bomb case is falling apart under scrutiny, raising serious questions about FBI tactics and prosecutorial overreach.
Former Colorado Senator Ben Nighthorse Campbell, the first Native American to serve in both chambers of Congress and a principled Republican convert, has died at age 92.
Despite federal prosecutors claiming overwhelming evidence against Brian Cole Jr. in the January 6 pipe-bomb case, significant gaps in cellphone tracking data raise questions about the strength of the FBI's case.
A comprehensive analysis reveals how liberal media and Democrat operatives deployed systematic disinformation throughout 2025 in a desperate attempt to undermine President Trump's agenda.
The Trump administration has suspended federal child care payments to Minnesota following mounting evidence of widespread fraud by Somali-owned daycare centers that bilked taxpayers out of millions.
Democratic candidate Renee Hardman defeated Republican Lucas Loftin by 45 points in Iowa's SD-16 special election, preventing Republicans from achieving a two-thirds majority in the state senate.
As President Trump's administration settles into its second term, crucial elections across multiple continents threaten to alter international alliances and global political dynamics.
As Senator Mitch McConnell prepares to step down after more than 40 years in the Senate, Kentucky honors his service with at least eight buildings, programs, and public spaces bearing his name.