A much-discussed NYT op-ed throws progressive groups under the bus, but ignores the impact of Israel lobby groups.

There seems to be a contingent of Trump supporters who still believe that he is focused on taking the United States in a different foreign policy direction. His choices for his incoming cabinet should put that to rest.

Donald Trump is heading back to the White House. Many are framing his win as an improbable political comeback, but in retrospect, the writing had been on the wall for a while.

Donald Trump and Kamala Harris have spent the past week making their final cases to the American public.

The Biden administration received nearly 500 notices from human rights organizations and eyewitnesses claiming the Israeli army has used U.S. weaponry in war crimes against Palestinian civilians. It ignored them.

The Trump campaign is clearly taking steps to capitalize on voters’ frustration over Gaza. While Kamala Harris was getting booed by protesters in Michigan, Trump was also in the state making a play to Arab and Muslim voters.

Since the fall semester began last month we have seen schools implement a new round of repressive measures to crack down on Palestine activism.

A new poll shows Donald Trump with a slight lead over Kamala Harris among Arab American voters.

Biden has threatened to halt arms sales to Israel, but it’s impossible to take the claim seriously.

The Harris campaign hits Michigan amid anger over Gaza policy. And is Trump talking to Netanyahu?