A Denver photojournalist with credits and features in several local publications—and ties to socialist congressional candidate Melat Kiros—was arrested for allegedly kicking a counterprotester to the ...

A group housed at the New York University School of Law and backed by billionaire climate activist Michael Bloomberg quietly closed its doors in late August amid congressional scrutiny into its ...

Christian” within the next 50 years, a professor at Johns Hopkins wrote recently in the New York Times. “Big if true,” as the saying goes. A Christian decline to less than a majority would have ...

In the War Room is a detailed reconstruction of how Israel's top officials navigated the three-year series of wars that began ...

The book accuses Israel of "the obsessive use of 'terrorist' as an adjective." Actually Israel frequently uses "terrorist" as ...

"On May 29, 1453, the city of Constantinople disappeared." So writes Anthony Kaldellis in 1453: The Conquest and Tragedy of ...

A tattered demolition permit clung to a fence cordoning off the driveway to Grossinger's, formerly a 1,200-acre resort that ...

What happens when a portly man in his 60s named Thornton Melon enrolls in college to be with his son? What happens when that ...

A grinning and gladhanding Abdul El-Sayed attended a swanky fundraiser this month hosted by a Pakistani-American 7-Eleven ...

A super PAC supporting Democrat Manny Rutinel—who is attempting to distance himself from his far-left past as he vies for Colorado's competitive Eighth Congressional District—is bankrolled by a ...

Critics of higher education heaped praise on Yale University president Maurie McInnis in late April, when a committee she convened on trust in higher education issued its findings.

Abdul El-Sayed calls him "hilarious" and a "fellow Egyptian." Mehdi Hasan calls him a "good friend." But Bassem Youssef, known as "the Jon Stewart of the Arab world," is also an antisemitic conspiracy ...