More than 100 celebrities, including Richard Gere, Susan Sarandon, Mark Ruffalo, and Peter Gabriel, signed onto an Artists for Palestine a statement released Wednesday in support of Palestinian organizations designated as terrorist groups by the Israeli government.
More never-married people under 35 are not having sex, and this behavior correlates to religious attendance, according to the 2021 General Society Survey.
Pennsylvania Republicans successfully defeated Democrats in several Montgomery County elections despite equipment delays and ballot printing issues, causing officials to count thousands of ballots through the week after the election.
First lady Jill Biden and Surgeon General Vivek Murthy kicked off their campaign to encourage child coronavirus vaccinations Monday by visiting the first school to inoculate children against polio in McLean, Virginia.
The front page of msnbc.com harshly and incorrectly characterized Virginia Republican voters Wednesday morning with the headline “Glenn Youngkin’s victory proves white ignorance is a powerful weapon.”
Rep. Ayanna Pressley’s (D-MA) legislative correspondent sent a mass email Tuesday asking how to stop the office’s D.C. phoneline from sending constituents automatically to voicemail, which has been happening for a “year and a half.”
Joe Biden has spent 107 of his first 275 days as president in Delaware or at Camp David, according to a CNN analysis of his public schedule.
Former President Donald Trump slammed the Wall Street Journal Wednesday in a letter to the editor, asserting, “the election was rigged.”
Vice News reporter Isobel Yeung asked an Israeli general how it is “proportionate or justifiable” for Israel to defend itself against Hamas terrorists because fewer people were killed in Israel than in Gaza during the 2021 conflict.
The University of Delaware is promoting a “Northeast Queer Farmer Wellness Microgrant program” to support “queer and trans farmers” through taxpayer-funded grants.
Former President Donald Trump honored a Marine who helped evacuate children from Afghanistan by inviting him on stage to speak during a rally in Perry, Georgia, Saturday evening.
Restaurants, stadiums, and stores across the nation are reserving areas to honor the 13 U.S. troops who were killed in Afghanistan last week after suicide bombers in Kabul blew up at least 170 people.
At least 12 U.S. troops were killed Thursday in Kabul, marking the largest single-day loss of life for American soldiers in Afghanistan in ten years.
The last known Jew in Afghanistan, Zebulon Simentov, refuses to leave because he does not want to give his estranged wife a divorce.
Many planes are reportedly leaving Afghanistan nearly empty while private organizations are begging the U.S. government, to no avail, to let them charter private flights to airlift more American citizens and Afghans who assisted the U.S. mission.
Congressional offices have been flooded with phone calls over the past several days from Americans desperately attempting to escape Afghanistan as the Taliban begin their reign of terror.
CNN Journalist Clarissa Ward was forced to don a hijab overnight as the Taliban begin their campaign to restrict women.
Hundreds of Afghans gathered in front of the White House Sunday to ask President Joe Biden to act in response to the Taliban takeover of Afghanistan. Frustrated protesters chanted, “Biden, you betrayed us!”
The ECHR has ruled against the family of a severely ill two-year-old Jewish girl, holding that doctors are allowed to withdraw treatment.
The Coalition for Jewish Values (CJV) stated Tuesday more than 1,500 rabbis agree the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) is “no longer competent to identify, let alone combat, antisemitism.”
Democrat congressmen and women protested Monday evening to urge President Joe Biden to extend the eviction moratorium.
Rev. Jesse Jackson was arrested Monday with other activists protesting for “voting rights” on Capitol Hill.
Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) was seen maskless Thursday at a crowded outdoor gathering in D.C., despite giving orders to Capitol Police that day to arrest those who do not wear a mask “throughout the Capitol Grounds.”
Illinois Democrat Gov. J.B. Pritzker signed a law Tuesday decriminalizing HIV transmission. He also signed laws creating “gender-neutral” marriage certificates and expanding fertility insurance for LGBT couples and single parents.
Tensions rose in front of the White House Sunday as two separate groups of protesters gathered to protest in support of the Cuban people. One group, which included many self-proclaimed socialists, called for ending the embargo while a group of Cuban Americans called for freedom from communism.
Olivia Sandor has a rare medical condition and is not permitted to start her freshman year this fall at Brigham Young University-Hawaii because the school denied her coronavirus vaccine medical exemption request.
Amazon’s Jeff Bezos announced a gift of $100 million to radical left-wing activist Van Jones’s charity for his “Courage and Civility.”
Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker (D) announced on Twitter Monday afternoon he is seeking reelection. His first campaign advertisement focuses on his coronavirus response, even though the state’s death toll and case rate are in the bottom half of the United States.
The Virginia PTA requested and recieved the resignation of Vice President of Training Michelle Leete on Saturday after she gave a speech saying “Let them die,” about people against her leftist ideology. Fairfax NAACP still supports Leete, who is their 1st Vice President.
Parents and concerned citizens gathered at Luther Jackson Middle School Thursday evening to protest for and against Fairfax County Public Schools teaching Critical Race Theory (CRT).
Three Illinois Department of Human Services (DHS) administrators are still working for the state, despite being indicted by a grand jury on charges related to violating investigative protocol after patients in their care were allegedly beaten by staff.
A group of concerned Catholics attends every Fairfax County Public School board meeting to pray the rosary.
“Let them die,” Fairfax County NAACP First Vice President Michelle Leete said about people against her leftist ideology during a speech to protesters at Luther Jackson Middle School Thursday evening.
Tewkunzi Green was released from prison 22 years early after murdering Montral Fleming in Peoria in 2007 when Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker (D) signed a “commutation of sentencing order.” Fleming’s family says they were not notified of her prison release through the state, but instead through Facebook. Multiple families have had similar experiences, and Illinois Senate Republicans are asking why.
For two years, Illinois Democrat Gov. J.B. Pritzker has bypassed the appointee process for the Illinois Prisoner Review Board (PRB) to fill it with his hand-picked appointees.
Illinois Rep. Carol Ammons (D-Urbana) resigned suddenly from her state House leadership position last week after allegedly shoplifting in 2020 and then disrespecting a police officer killed in the line of duty last month.
Former Department of Justice (DOJ) special counsel Robert Mueller will help teach six sessions of “The Mueller Report and the Role of the Special Counsel” as a class at the University of Virginia (UVA) School of Law this fall.
As companies change their main social media logos to rainbow for “Pride Month” this June, their Middle Eastern counterparts ignore LGBT pride.
The Illinois legislature passed a $43.2 billion budget bill minutes after presentation early in the morning on June 1.
CBS affiliate WCIA has apologized for airing an image Friday that depicted Darion Lafayette — who died after allegedly killing police officer Chris Oberheim and wounding another officer in a shootout in Champaign, Illinois — as an angel.
