US Election Coverage

Meet Ella Emhoff: The Jewish-American Second Family member who sparked controversy with her social media activism.

As Election Day dawns, leading pollsters shift predictions while betting markets favor the former president.

Having served in the first Trump Administration, I unsurprisingly want my former boss of almost a quarter-century to win. But I think there is something more important to say this Election Day.

Americans on both sides of the Israel debate have criticized the current administration's handling of the conflict. For Israeli-American voters, this has raised a crucial question: which candidate do they trust with their vote?

Trump stood for what was right, even if that meant standing alone. He did so while buffeted by an unprecedented deluge of hostile press and confected legal actions. And, throughout, he kept up that signature good cheer that is the mark of true self-confidence and leadership.

Former president courts crucial demographic through podcasts and macho messaging, while risking female voter alienation.

Anyone invested in Israel's future needs to care about which person they think is better suited to be commander in chief in handling the Islamic Republic of Iran.

The survey, conducted between August 12 and September 3, 2024, reveals that among Jewish adults who say antisemitism will influence their voting decisions – roughly 43% of respondents – about 7.3% who typically vote Democratic plan to vote Republican, while 3.9% of traditional Republican voters intend to switch to the Democratic party.

X owner joins public outcry after authorities put down popular pet squirrel.