President Trump's plea to Putin to 'STOP' the deadly Russian strike on Kyiv brings back memories of President Biden's weak response to Putin's nuclear threats.

A federal judge has ordered the Trump administration to restore the visa of an Ohio State University graduate student who was arrested at an anti-Israel protest.

Former Taliban commander pleads guilty to kidnapping journalist and killing US soldiers.

Five Jewish Democratic senators have accused President Trump of exploiting antisemitism to punish universities, demanding answers on the reasoning behind penalizing Harvard University and other institutions.

Jewish students at Yale University are speaking out about the antisemitism they've experienced on campus after being verbally abused and having their right of way blocked by anti-Israel demonstrators.

President Trump accuses Harvard of being 'antisemitic' and a 'threat to democracy' amid a funding battle. Harvard refuses to comply with demands and files a lawsuit against the Trump administration.

Federal immigration agents defend the warrantless arrest of anti-Israel protester Mahmoud Khalil, stating that the arrest was legal. Lawyers for Khalil dispute the government's account of the situation and argue that the Trump administration has shown no evidence that he refused to cooperate with agents during his arrest.

A researcher claims that the Garden of Eden is near the Great Pyramid of Giza, based on biblical and medieval texts.

The Trump administration applauds Paraguay for designating Iran's IRGC as a terrorist organization and expanding designations of Hezbollah and Hamas, calling it a critical blow to Iran's terror network in the Western Hemisphere.

The DNC is addressing internal conflict, Trump calls on Putin to stop strikes on Kyiv, and a trans inmate blames Trump admin for prison assaults.

Dubai chocolate's viral trend leads to potential pistachio shortage and price increase.

Yale University has revoked the status of a pro-Palestinian student group, Yalies4Palestine, for violating rules and engaging in antisemitic conduct.

Voters are divided on U.S. support for Ukraine in its fight against Russia, with Democrats more likely to support ongoing support and Republicans more likely to prefer a limited timeframe. President Trump's approval ratings on handling Russia and Ukraine have decreased. Foreign policy issues are not a top concern for voters.

The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has stressed the importance of 'trust but verify' in Iran's nuclear negotiations, calling for the IAEA to make the terms of any agreement 'credible' and 'verifiable'. The U.S. and Iran are set to hold a third round of discussions on Saturday, focusing on the technical aspects of Iran's nuclear program and political negotiations.

Rep. Ayanna Pressley, a member of the progressive 'Squad,' argues that the Trump administration could soon jail people in the U.S. for non-criminal reasons, regardless of their legal status. Pressley made the comments after visiting detained college students accused of espousing pro-Hamas beliefs. She alleged that the students are being subjected to torture and denied basic essentials. The Department of Homeland Security has called the allegations false.

Florida Rep. Byron Donalds refuses to be intimidated by protesters and calls for confronting disrespectful behavior during town halls.

The FBI assesses that Venezuelan government officials are using the gang Tren de Aragua as proxies to undermine public safety in the United States, according to an intelligence assessment.

Jewish high schoolers in North America are facing a surge in antisemitism since October 7, 2023. The Anti-Defamation League reported a 140% increase in antisemitic incidents in the U.S. since 2023. Schools have a responsibility to address antisemitism and support Jewish students, and parents, educators, and community leaders must also take action.

Former Biden official Deborah Lipstadt expresses approval of Trump administration's efforts to tackle antisemitism and criticizes universities for failing to address the issue.

President Trump is optimistic about a potential peace deal between Ukraine and Russia, but experts doubt Putin's intentions and warn that he is not interested in securing a peace deal.

Pro-Israel students at Cornell University are calling on the school to un-invite anti-Israel R&B artist Kehlani from an upcoming concert. The university has responded, stating that it is too late to find another performer for the event.

Justices Alito and Sotomayor sparred during oral arguments at the Supreme Court over a parental rights case involving LGBTQ curriculum.

Counsel representing a coalition of parents fighting for the choice to opt their children out of LGBTQ-related curriculum says the case is about letting parents 'be the parents.' The Supreme Court heard oral arguments Tuesday in parents' fight to opt their children out of LGBTQ-related curriculum.

The United Nations is facing criticism for its handling of Holocaust Remembrance Day, as it has omitted any mention of Israel and redefined the Holocaust, comparing the experiences of Jews to that of Palestinian Arabs.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio has announced a sweeping reform of the State Department, including the closure of more than 130 offices worldwide, in an effort to streamline operations and align the department with the Trump administration's foreign policy objectives.

The White House addresses reports of Cabinet official replacement, Army suspends commander, conservative media titan makes a big decision, and vacation hot spot used for illegal human smuggling operations.

A resurfaced clip from 'The Apprentice' shows Sen. Chuck Schumer praising Donald Trump as a business prodigy, highlighting the changing dynamics of political relationships over time.

U.S. presidents mourned the death of Pope Francis, who served as the leader of the Catholic Church for 12 years, on Monday following the Vatican's announcement of the pope's passing.

The Trump administration is urging Harvard University to release its report on antisemitism concerns, while Congress investigates the university's use of taxpayer funds.

Three Department of Defense aides who were fired this week have raised questions about their abrupt departures and lack of information about the investigation.

Evangelical leaders are reclaiming the phrase 'Christ is King' from far-right and far-left entities who are twisting its meaning. The Network Contagion Research Institute at Rutgers has been tracking the trend of online extremists hijacking the phrase and found evidence of mass manipulation tactics. The phrase has been co-opted by both human and bot actors to rally behind ideals counter to Judeo-Christianity. Evangelical leaders are urging Christians to stand against the hijacking of the phrase and to use it as a cry of worship, not war.

Two Jewish World War I veterans buried under Latin Crosses at Arlington National Cemetery have had their headstones reconsecrated with Stars of David in a ceremony attended by politicians and officials.

Antisemitism in Canada has surged to record levels, causing concern for the Jewish community ahead of the federal election. Conservative Party leader Pierre Poilievre has pledged to deport antisemitic foreigners, while Prime Minister Mark Carney has faced criticism for his response to an anti-Israel demonstrator. An annual audit by B'nai Brith Canada showed a 7.4% increase in reported cases of Jew hatred in 2024, the highest number since 1982.

Hillsdale College President Larry Arnn criticizes Harvard University's response to on-campus antisemitism and suggests that they should rely on their own resources instead of federal funding.

The World Council of Churches is facing criticism for promoting climate change activism during Holy Week, with experts arguing that it goes against biblical teachings and prioritizes nature over human needs.

Archaeologists in St. Augustine, Florida, have uncovered remnants of the city's short-lived British past, including a dried-up moat of a British redoubt from the 18th century.

Cody Balmer, the man accused of setting fire to the governor's mansion, made a 911 call in which he stated that he set fire to the residence because of what the governor wants to do to the Palestinian people.

'Real Time' host Bill Maher expressed skepticism about Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez as the Democratic nominee in 2028, criticizing the focus on big crowds and the chant 'Free Palestine.' He also mocked Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, who is seen as a possible 2028 candidate.

The White House released a splitscreen image highlighting the contrast between Republicans and Democrats on illegal immigration.

Anti-Israel Harvard students conspired to smear law firms critical of campus antisemitism by editing their Wikipedia pages, according to an investigation by the Washington Free Beacon.

Harvard University is under investigation by Congress for its support of anti-Israel protests and potential violations of civil rights laws. The university is facing a loss of funding and tax-exempt status as a result.

Bitter internal feuds at the Pentagon have become public as Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's top aides are placed on leave amid an unauthorized leak probe.

Days of highly publicized departures at the Pentagon were the result of simmering tensions and factional infighting. Top aides to Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth were fired, along with the chief of staff, Joe Kasper, as the Pentagon investigates unauthorized leaks.

An Illinois man has been charged in a violent hate crime attack on two Jewish students at DePaul University last year. Adam Erkan, 20, is facing four felony charges, including two counts of hate crime and two counts of aggravated battery causing great bodily harm.

Hamas is reportedly facing a financial crisis amid ongoing military operations in Gaza, with salary payments to many employees ceasing and protests against the group gaining traction. More Palestinians, including those with dual citizenship, are leaving Gaza for Europe.

Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Charles Grassley is calling for liberal antiwar group Code Pink and the New York-based socialist 'incubator' The People's Forum to register under the Foreign Agents Registration Act (FARA) due to their alleged ties to the Chinese Communist Party (CCP).

Americans prefer chocolate for Easter candy, but have mixed feelings about lamb and gefilte fish for Easter and Passover. Traditional foods like matzoh, horseradish root, and gefilte fish are important symbols of the Passover holiday. Tulips and lilies are popular flowers for Easter and Passover decorations.

Good Friday is a day that Christians believe represents the all-powerful God humbling himself to become incarnate with His fallen creation. It is a day of redemption and hope, despite the darkness and despair that humanity faced.

A top Democratic Party official is causing tensions within the party by spending millions of dollars to primary-challenge older Democrats in blue districts.

Harvard University faces loss of funding after refusing to comply with Trump administration's demands regarding antisemitism on campus.

Abdul El-Sayed, a former Michigan public health official, has launched a bid for the state's open U.S. Senate seat in the 2026 midterm race. El-Sayed, a prominent figure critical of support for Israel, aims to set himself apart from other Democratic candidates in the race.

Anti-Israel protesters disrupt lecture at Princeton University, President Trump calls for Harvard's tax-exempt status to be revoked, and a pro-Palestine student protester is detained by federal authorities.

An attorney accuses the Trump administration of using antisemitism to suppress free speech and advises students to delete phone data when traveling internationally.

The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has canceled $2.7 million in grants to Harvard University and demanded visa records due to the university's anti-American and pro-Hamas ideology. The move follows President Donald Trump's decision to freeze federal funding to Harvard and ask for the IRS to revoke its tax-exempt status. The DHS action is part of a broader federal crackdown on campus antisemitism.

Lebanon has banned Disney's 'Snow White' remake due to the film's Israeli star, Gal Gadot, who is an activist for her country.

Harvard University is facing controversies, including threats to cut funding from President Trump, over its refusal to comply with demands regarding antisemitism.

Russia-linked hackers are targeting European diplomats with invites to bogus wine tasting events in a new phishing campaign.

Musician Five for Fighting releases a new version of 'Superman' dedicated to Israeli hostages in Gaza, hoping to bring attention to their situation and help lead to their release.

Republicans claim Democrats don't have a message, but they do, and it's destructive.

Chris Matthews suggests that the Trump administration's targeting of Harvard and elite universities over antisemitism is a smart move, while others argue it is government overreach and thought policing.

The ACLU of Indiana is suing the Trump administration, alleging that the rights of international students were violated when their lawful status was terminated without explanation. The suit claims that the U.S. Department of Homeland Security did not provide due process rights to the students. The Trump administration has targeted international students for their involvement in anti-Israel protests and has revoked visas for various reasons.

Hamas rejects Israeli ceasefire and hostage return deal over disarmament demands.

The IDF has killed a top Hamas leader responsible for arming terrorists in a 'precise strike'. Talks to restore the ceasefire and free Israeli hostages have not been successful.

Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro narrowly escaped an assassination attempt when his residence was set on fire. The incident highlights the alarming trend of political violence and the need for increased security measures to protect public officials.

A pro-Palestine Columbia student protester was detained by federal immigration authorities in Vermont, sparking outrage from Sen. Bernie Sanders and other Democrats.

The suspect accused of setting fire to Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro's mansion displayed bizarre behavior in court. Cody Balmer, a former welder, has been charged with multiple offenses.

The suspect accused of setting fire to Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro's mansion was out on bail at the time of the incident. Cody Balmer, who was due in court for a domestic dispute charge, was arraigned on Monday and denied bail.

Governors rumored as potential 2028 presidential candidates stand behind Gov. Josh Shapiro after an arsonist set fire to his mansion.

Fellow potential 2028 presidential candidates and the National Governors Association express support for Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro after an arson attack on his mansion.

A Wisconsin teen who allegedly killed his parents had plans to assassinate President Trump and start a political revolution, according to court documents.

Lawmakers on both sides of the political aisle condemn the arson attack on Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro's mansion, calling for the perpetrators to be brought to justice.

Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro and his family were evacuated from the governor's mansion after a suspected arsonist set fire to the residence during the Jewish holiday of Passover.

A suspect has been arrested after an arson attack on the Pennsylvania governor's mansion while Governor Josh Shapiro and his family slept inside. The suspect, 38-year-old Cody Balmer, will be charged with attempted murder, terrorism, aggravated arson, and aggravated assault.

Freed hostage Iair Horn urges President Trump to save his brother from Hamas captivity and free the remaining hostages, crediting Trump for his own release.

The ancient landmark Hagia Sophia in Istanbul, Turkey, attracts a long line of tourists due to its unique and impressive architecture. Originally a Christian basilica, it has served as a church, museum, and mosque throughout its history.

Historians recently unveiled a rare 13th-century document depicting the tales of King Arthur and Merlin - and its survival is considered a miracle.

Princeton University President acknowledges antisemitism on campus and opposes government intervention in university affairs. He criticizes the lack of due process and vows not to cave to President Trump's demands for funding cuts.

American and Iranian officials held 'constructive' face-to-face nuclear talks in Oman, with plans to meet again next weekend, marking a major step in resolving tensions and stalled diplomacy between the two countries.

Michael Rapaport says his support for Israel has affected his acting career, but he has no regrets and criticizes insincere individuals in show business.

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu slams Canadian Prime Minister Carney for seeming to validate 'genocide' claim in Gaza, sparking criticism from Canadian Jewish organizations.

The Torah teaches that spirituality is found by attaching to the world, not detaching from it, and encourages individuals to find spiritual meaning in their everyday activities and interactions.

President Trump signed executive orders to deregulate industries, paused tariffs on countries other than China, and reversed conservation measures on water pressure in showers. He also announced plans for talks with Iran to prevent them from obtaining a nuclear weapon.

Anti-Israel protesters disrupted a lecture at Princeton University, targeting Jewish students with slurs and hateful rhetoric. Jewish students are calling on the university to take action and implement new policies to prevent future incidents of anti-Semitism.

Secretary of State Rubio emphasizes the importance of revoking visas when threats arise to ensure the safety and security of the United States. He discusses the rules outlined in the Immigration and Nationality Act and the continuous monitoring of visa holders. Rubio also addresses recent events involving foreign students engaging in antisemitic activities and emphasizes the commitment to enforcing the INA and protecting public safety.

Tesla owners are being urged to take precautions to protect themselves amid a recent spate of vandalism against the vehicles across the United States.

A federal judge has upheld a Trump administration policy allowing ICE to enforce immigration operations at churches and other places of worship, despite lawsuits from faith-based groups. The court found little evidence that ICE is targeting churches or that the change in policy is solely to blame for fewer people attending services.

An immigration judge has ruled that Mahmoud Khalil can be deported from the United States due to his involvement in leading last year's pro-Palestinian protests at Columbia University.

Auburn's Bruce Pearl has been appointed chairman of the US Israel Education Association, where he will work to strengthen the relationship between the U.S. and Israel and promote understanding between the two nations.

Jews are emphasizing the importance of gathering their families around the seder table to perpetuate their faith, as studies show a decline in religious observance. Research has shown that the extent to which faith is woven into the fabric of homes and families is a predictor of children's religious future.

President Donald Trump remains adamant that his administration will engage in 'direct' nuclear talks with Iran on Saturday in Oman, while Tehran appears to remain equally steadfast in its insistence the negotiations will be 'indirect.' Iran expert and senior fellow at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies, Behnam Ben Taleblu, said this public controversy between Washington and Tehran is all a game of leverage.

A dozen people have been charged with breaking into a Stanford University campus building, barricading themselves inside, and vandalizing administrative offices during an anti-Israel protest. The accused face charges of felony vandalism and felony conspiracy to trespass, and if convicted, will face incarceration and restitution.

President Trump announces picks for ambassadorships to combat antisemitism and promote religious freedom, including Yehuda Kaploun and Mark Walker.

The Trump administration wants to place Columbia University under federal oversight to ensure compliance with antisemitism policies through a consent decree.

A rare 10-carat blue diamond is on display at a Sotheby's exhibit in Abu Dhabi, featuring $100 million worth of gems. The blue diamond is expected to be auctioned for around $20 million in May.

Director Christopher Landon received death threats after actress Melissa Barrera was fired from 'Scream 7' for anti-Israel social media posts. Landon faced intense 'hate and abuse' and the FBI was involved. He holds no animosity towards the film or production company but felt the abuse was not worth it.

President Trump has a timeline in mind for Iran to give up its nuclear weapons program, and military action led by Israel is a possibility. The U.S. and Iran are set to hold negotiations in Oman, with Trump emphasizing that Iran cannot have a nuclear weapon.