In the Hague trial, both sides have largely avoided evidence contradicting their case. Yet South Africa’s arguments are strong Watching lawyers for South Africa and Israel debate whether Israel is committing genocide in Gaza was like observing two versions of reality that barely intersect. Each set of counsel, appearing before the international court of justice … Read more
FIRST ON FOX: Sen. Bill Hagerty, R-Tenn., will introduce legislation next week that would put a citizenship question on the census to prevent non-citizens from being counted for congressional apportionment — amid a surge of migrants in recent years due to the ongoing border crisis. The Equal Representation Act, a draft of which was obtained … Read more
New York governor says wildcard game moved to MondayForecast of dangerous winter weather prompted change The Buffalo Bills’ wildcard playoff game against the Pittsburgh Steelers that was scheduled for Sunday was moved to Monday amid a forecast for dangerous winter weather, New York governor Kathy Hochul announced Saturday. Hochul and other officials said they were … Read more
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis is calling an audible. Instead of heading directly to New Hampshire following Monday’s Iowa caucuses – which is the traditional path for White House contenders – the Republican presidential candidate plans to target rival Nikki Haley with a stop in her home state of South Carolina. The DeSantis campaign said on … Read more
Technology is no match for the human will, with all its potential for beauty, creativity and the possibility of making mistakes Ai Weiwei is a Chinese contemporary artist, documentarian and activist Contemplating the correlation between scientific and technological advancements and human happiness reveals a stark reality, reminiscent of the revelation brought about by a photograph … Read more
FIRST ON FOX: A longtime public relations consultant, who has worked closely with the Congressional Black Caucus and is currently serving as dean of Hampton University’s Scripps Howard School of Journalism, has been paid lavishly to target Black universities and government officials on behalf of an organization with deep ties to the Communist Party of … Read more
A Washington state Democrat in a district that voted for former President Trump is under fire from Republicans for comments last year in which she said that “nobody stays up at night” because of the crisis at the southern border. Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez, D-Wash., who won her seat in an upset in 2022, was … Read more
House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., is finding himself in the crossfire of feuding House GOP factions, with Republican lawmakers at odds over a path forward on government spending. “I would say the regular order crowd, people who don’t like drama and don’t like dumpster fires, are concerned that maybe we’re drifting toward a little bit more … Read more
The blizzard conditions across Iowa that sidetracked the presidential campaign trail three days ahead of the state’s caucuses were just the first punch. Now comes frigid below zero temperatures, which are forecast for the weekend and into next week. And the bitterly cold weather threatens to put a chill on turnout at Monday night’s caucuses, … Read more
Grammy nominee, born Jason DeFord, who experieneed addiction before music career, says fentanyl ‘killing the people we love’ Saying he was “once part of the problem” but now “wants to be a part of the solution”, the country singer Jelly Roll – who overcame drug addiction and imprisonment to achieve stardom – appeared before US … Read more
