Senate
At Jewish Democrats summit, Senate candidate Graham Platner divides the room
“As far as I’m concerned, you can regret having a Nazi tattoo, you can try to cover it up, but it’s still there,” JDCA CEO Halie Soifer said.
Mystery surrounds Senate shooting as Phillipine president calls emergency meeting after chaos
Graham Platner becomes presumptive Dem. nominee as opponent Janet Mills drops out of race
Weakening Israel’s defense plays into Iran’s hands - opinion
Republicans demand answers from Education Dept. on antisemitism funding
The lawmakers accused the Biden administration of allowing "taxpayer-funded antisemitism" at colleges and universities across the country.
Animal testing drugs for US FDA approval no longer mandatory
Called the FDA Modernization Act 2.0, the bill, signed into law by US President Joe Biden, saw support from Republicans and Democrats alike.
Zelensky’s Washington visit could be a gamechanger - analysis
Zelensky's resolve to stay in the capital and also visit the frontlines has been one of the shining moments of Ukraine’s war effort.
Republicans need to stop the assault on Social Security - opinion
1 in 4 Americans – retirees, disabled, survivors – receive some form of Social Security. This is an insurance program people have paid into all their working years, not some government handout.
Midterms: The United States is heading to the polls
The United States will hold its midterm elections on Tuesday will all of the seats in the House of Representatives up for grabs.
In Nevada’s nail-baiter race, the Jewish vote could determine the winner
Republicans are likely to win back the House of Representatives and eyeing a Senate victory as well, while Democrats seek to expand their Senate margin, promising voters to codify Roe v. Wade.
A letter to Congressman Deutch
US elections: Why won't Dr. Oz discuss Israel in his campaign? - opinion
Dr. Mehmet Oz is running for Senate but his campaign is in need of fixing.
Tisha Be'Av with members of the US House of Representatives - opinion
The conversation had gone to places I never expected. And we pledged to speak again sometime soon.
US Senate passes gun safety bill as Supreme Court knocks down handgun limits
In the Senate vote late on Thursday, 15 Republicans joined all 50 Democrats in voting for the bill. It will next go for approval to the House of Representatives.
