By David Bittinger May 1, 2024 California has become a bad movie. It's a big-budget turkey produced by the state's Democrat rulers for the two audiences they care about: the prosperous and fabulous in elite enclaves, the benefit-dependent most everywhere else. Once upon a time, California's large numbers of middle-class citizens were largely contented. But their ability to live comfortably ... Read More
The chants and signs in support of Hamas are becoming increasingly dangerous and go well beyond supporting the people in Gaza, or even opposing Israel's right to exist.
From the dislocating effects of the pandemic that impacted teens' academic and social development to the effects of widespread smartphone use, there are plenty of reasons to be concerned.
A string of potentially defining exchanges have gone viral in recent weeks, potentially capturing a major shift in mood as the nation appears headed for a Trump-Biden rematch in November.
The upcoming 2024 U.S. presidential election is shaping up to be tightly contested between President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump. Amidst economic struggles and concerns over border security and global conflict, the polls show a narrowing gap, with Trump gaining a lead in key swing states.
More than 50 years after anti-Vietnam War demonstrators roiled the Columbia campus in 1968, anti-Israel agitators are disrupting the school's operations.
Both seem keen to limit hostilities, and key Arab states are ready to resist Tehran. But real change will require new Israeli leadership, says Guardian columnist Jonathan Freedland
Since Oct. 7, myself and others in the Iranian community have been unsettled by an anxious awareness of how radicalized Westerners are inching dangerously close to support for the Islamic Republic.
A draft U.N. resolution, proposed by Germany, Rwanda and Bosnia and Herzegovina, and supported by a group of countries including the U.S., France and Turkiye, that declares July 11 the Internatio
Congress is struggling to pass a reauthorization of the Foreign Surveillance Act's Section 702 spying program. That's not the worst thingMAGA diehards are banding together wold.
President Biden surely misread the mood of the American public about illegal immigration. Its record levels are hurting him politically, as well they should.
"Israel has become so demonized" in human rights organizations, says Danielle Haas, former senior editor at Human Rights Watch (HRW), that there's "no space to see Israelis as victims, or to absorb nuance or voices that challenge their orthodoxies. In a conceptual universe where Israel is an occupier-colonizer-apartheid state, it is a priori the aggressor, regardless of the brutal human-rights abuses it suffers."
Failure by global leaders to recognize Israel's battle against an irrational adversary resistant to conventional diplomacy threatens to unleash a surge in global instability.