Biden meets with new Israeli prime minister: ‘We’ve become close friends’
When Israel's prime minister visited the White House on Thursday, for the first time in 12 years it was someone other than Benjamin Netanyahu.
DOJ plans to ‘at least temporarily’ close federal facility in NYC where Epstein died
The federal detention center in New York that is notoriously known as the place where Jeffrey Epstein was found dead in his cell is in the process of being temporarily closed, according to a Justice Department spokesperson.
Renewed fears of political violence grip Capitol Hill ahead of right-wing rally
Lawmakers and law enforcement officials are growing concerned about the possibility of violence and unrest on Capitol Hill as two key dates approach next month: a right-wing rally in support of the jailed January 6 rioters and the 20th anniversary of 9/11.
Republicans split on strategy to make Biden pay a political price for Afghanistan
The GOP is divided over how hard -- and how quickly -- to go after President Joe Biden in the wake of Thursday's deadly attack on US troops at the Kabul airport.
Supreme Court throws out Biden administration eviction moratorium
The Supreme Court on Thursday blocked the Biden administration's Covid-related eviction moratorium.
Pelosi reminds lawmakers not to travel to Afghanistan
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi again urged members of Congress to not visit Afghanistan or neighboring countries after at least 12 US service members and dozens of civilians were killed on Thursday, noting that the Departments of Defense and State have "explicitly stated" that such trips would "unnecessarily divert needed resources" from evacuating Americans and Afghan
House Republicans point fingers at Biden moments after Kabul blasts
Republicans in Congress quickly escalated their criticism of President Joe Biden's withdrawal of US troops from Afghanistan after two explosions outside Kabul's airport on Thursday caused the first American casualties since the mass evacuation began.
Biden braces for fallout as his dire warnings of a Kabul terror attack come true
Terrorist explosions outside Kabul's international airport on Thursday that wounded Americans came after days of public and private warnings from President Joe Biden of a potential attack that could disrupt the massive airlift effort underway there.