The House speaker’s honeymoon seems to be well and truly over, as Republican infighting returns to threaten another critical deal.

Former Trump Cabinet member Ryan Zinke is on the receiving end of a rebuke from two Jewish lawmakers.

The X owner spent the weekend on a world tour of pissing people off.

Some in the administration are worried that a pause in the fighting will allow journalists to show just how devastating Israel's campaign against Gaza has been.

We reach for the term when we want to condemn the worst crimes, but the U.N.’s Genocide Convention excuses more perpetrators of mass murder than it condemns.

Joe Biden’s birthday is bittersweet, given his struggles connecting with young voters.

The Florida governor comes to Musk's defense after the X founder agreed that Jews "push hatred" against white people.

The president’s disaffected supporters want him to push for a cease-fire in Gaza before they sign on for another campaign.

The new speaker’s doomed, ridiculous plan to trade funding for Israel for IRS cuts suggests he is even more powerless than Kevin McCarthy.

Israel’s crimes in Gaza are clear. But Hamas has inflicted tremendous harm on blameless Palestinians in a political war of attrition against its Fatah rivals.

It’s imperative that Biden play a role in restraining the Israeli leader’s worst impulses.

If it does, the region—and maybe the world—is on fire. But so far, most signs are that Iran does not want a wider war.

Why calling for a cease-fire is the right move, politically and morally

A yawning leadership vacuum has given rise to a new wave of bigotry in the wake of the Israel-Hamas war.

The Arkansas Republican senator cheered on indiscriminate killing, during a Fox News interview on Sunday.

As a ground invasion looms, Gaza’s hospitals are buckling and trucks carrying food and lifesaving medical equipment are stuck at Israel’s border.

A massive ground attack is coming. And the reservoir of goodwill for Israel in the United States isn’t remotely what it once was.

A memo published on Friday encouraged officials to resist public calls for peace.

Citizens of North Gaza have been told they have just 24 hours to flee the area.