Arab leaders have not disavowed Hamas and don’t find Eisenkot appealing, but one says his team will choose between ‘bad and worse’ if it means removing Netanyahu.

Some Republicans have floated the idea of blocking Peltola from being seated after her team was reportedly involved in getting a spoiler candidate on the ballot.

Gallup finds that 76 percent of Republicans ‘are satisfied with the direction of the country versus less than one percent of Democrats.’ ...

A complex pact is reached for the eventual return of all 98 captives, Israelis and Americans, living and dead.

The vanquished Democratic Senate primary candidate appeared at a predominantly black church with Rogers on Sunday, and later said she does not belong in El-Sayed’s campaign.

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Complaints are rife today, on all political sides, that our politics is divisive and coarsening, rending our nation into hostile camps.

While Elon Musk offers a new AI-driven take on Homer’s epic, the left is embracing the recent blockbuster film. “The joyous, ...

Prosecutors made the request to a federal judge who will sentence a man who at one time dazzled the cryptocurrency world with his promotional skills.

If the remaining five shows in the Jazz in July series are as thrilling as the opener, this is going to be a very special season indeed.

Joseph Kabila’s new front has absorbed M23 and is fighting toward Uvira as Ebola cases pass 10,000 and Washington’s minerals bet hangs in the balance.

Both sides are risking a ‘March of Follies scenario, in which we make bad decisions knowing they’re bad decisions,’ an Israeli author tells the Sun.