Hamas’ Gaza health ministry under microscope as questions continue over number of deaths

GOP pushes for stripping Columbia’s accreditation status after campus unrest

House Republicans are urging a top college accreditation board to reevaluate its standards for Columbia University as a top academic institution in

White House observes more countries opposing Israel as Ireland, Spain, Norway recognize Palestinian state

White House National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan on Wednesday responded to Ireland, Spain and Norway's decision to recognize a Palestinian state,

Top Kennedy staffer steps down from role citing ‘hateful and divisive atmosphere’

A top advisor to independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said she is stepping down from her role, citing an

Visa bans for ICC officials urged by bipartisan senators after Israel arrest warrant requests

: A bipartisan group of senators is proposing multiple actions against the International Criminal Court (ICC) following the body's decision to request

Biden admin slammed for ‘doubling down’ on alleged Gaza refugee plans

: A Republican senator is blasting President Biden's administration for ignoring her questions and concerns over an alleged plan to consider taking

Revelation of secret Obama-era program casts doubt on stated reason for Trump Mar-a-Lago raid

A purportedly never-before-seen Department of Defense memo from the Obama era appears to indicate the federal government already may have had

ICC arrest warrant threats against Netanyahu prompt intense House talks: ‘No jurisdiction’

House lawmakers are working on a bipartisan response to the International Criminal Court (ICC) after its top prosecutor said he was seeking

What’s next for Trump legally? Which case might come up before Election Day?

Former President Trump was found guilty on all counts in New York v. Trump, but his legal challenges are far from over,

Experts question RFK Jr.’s sudden ‘bizarre’ medical claims that include brain worms, mercury poisoning

Independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. appears to be the one White House hopeful suddenly most open to discussing his past