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A series of communications last week show the fault lines, and pitfalls, in dealing with an increasingly illiberal Israeli government.

As the White House races to plug porous cyber defenses everywhere from hospitals to power stations, it is finally setting its sights on the cloud providers.

The latest data also shows that the compliance rate is growing worse. The timeliness rate for SNAP application processing was 42.3% as of October, according to data previously unveiled by the Adams administration.

Rep. Adam Schiff withdrew from consideration to join the House's progressive caucus after his application proved divisive among the group's members.

War has been a constant of human history rooted in immutable human nature. Our best defense is a superior U.S. military second to none that presents a credible deterrent for

TALLAHASSEE – Nikki Fried, the last Democrat to hold a statewide office in Florida, was selected on Feb. 25 to chair the Florida Democratic Party as it looks to recover

They were taken by surprise by Biden's sudden announcement that he would not stop Congress from blocking D.C.'s new sentencing guidelines from going into effect.

Charge and the number going down are the responsibly and reaction to the great police department doing good work lets be clear you mentioned politicians, i think we are seeing the pendulum swinging back the other way. you have democratic lawmakers who two years ago for touting bail reform and raise the age. now they introduce legislation to raise penalties on folks. the city council we had the split of progressive caucus because half the members decided they no longer to be part of defining the ...

So much for DC statehood — and so much for progressives’ ideas about radical police reform, too. A month ago, Joe Biden stood in the House of Representatives pushing policing “reform...

>> and this comes on the heels of lori lightfoot losing reelection in chicago, the loss of suburban new york congressional seats in november, people say is another indication, crime will continue to be a big issue in 2024. did somebody at the white house mess up here, and do democrats ignore crime at their own peril? >> i would disagree with the notion that anybody in this country is ignoring crime. if you go to any local city, every mayor across the country is dealing with the crime issue. i th...