Washington prepares for Netanyahu's address to Congress
Ahead of expected protests during the speech, all streets leading to Congress have been closed. Speaker of the House warns: we will show zero tolerance for disturbances.
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US Secret Service chief steps down after Trump assassination attempt
Since the July 13 shooting, there have been widespread calls by lawmakers for Kimberly Cheatle to resign.
Online speculation: Is Biden in hospice care?
The president remains out of public view for the fifth day, sparking online speculation. Global Press Corp, claimed to have information from "a verified source" suggesting that "Joe Biden is currently in hospice care."
From COVID to the Gaza war – A recap of Biden's turbulent term
An overview of a presidency marked by global crises, domestic challenges, and international conflicts.
Is it too late to replace Biden on ballot?
The Democratic Party grapples with stringent state laws that complicate late ballot changes in key swing states.
CNN under fire for suggesting Jew could be 'risk' for VP pick
John King sparked controversy while discussing potential vice presidential candidates for Kamala Harris, saying that one of the cons of Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro is that "He's Jewish. There could be some risks with putting him on the ticket."
'Hostages now, or pay the price when I return'
The Republican candidate issued a warning to the Iranians and Hamas: "We want our hostages back, and they better be back before I assume office, or you will be paying a very big price."
Trump: Biden is single worst president by far in the history of our country
The former president and Republican candidate released a brief statement without any compliments for his withdrawing rival.
Biden drops out from White House race
After severe pressures, the incumbent president announced his from the presidential race, endorsing Vice President Kamala Harris to step into his shoes and face Donald Trump.
Meet Biden's judicial reform
It turns out that the progressive public’s traditional support in the U.S. for the judicial system in general, and the Supreme Court in particular, was conditional. Once the balance shifted and the conservative majority in the court became solidified, the institution lost favor in the eyes of progressives.