Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, standing alongside Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, announced Thursday that Hungary will be withdrawing from the International Criminal Court (ICC), which has targeted Israel.
Consumers in Los Angeles County were shocked Tuesday as a new quarter-percent sales tax, ostensibly to raise funds for services for the homeless, went into effect following a referendum in November.
President Donald Trump criticized South Africa again on Wednesday — hours after the South African government claimed that it had clarified “misconceptions” about the country in meetings with senior White House officials.
Jake Rakov, a former staffer for Rep. Brad Sherman (D-CA), has launched a primary challenge against his former boss, exploiting the ruins of the Palisades Fire in a campaign video that says Sherman isn’t fighting hard enough.
Xavier Becerra, who recently served as President Joe Biden’s Secretary of Health and Human Services (HHS), announced Wednesday that he is running for governor of California, hoping to succeed termed-out Gavin Newsom. Becerra ran HHS during the era of vaccine mandates,
The Trump administration has added Princeton to the list of universities from which it is withholding federal grant money while it investigates allegations of antisemitism, suspending $210 million in public funding on Tuesday.
Israel is seizing territory in Gaza, including an additional, strategic corridor, to pressure Hamas into releasing its remaining hostages, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Wednesday.
President Donald Trump should appoint a “California czar” — a special adviser who helps him sort out all of the problems with the Golden State, from wildfire recovery, to water management, to building ahead of the Olympics.
Several aides to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu are accused of taking money from Qatar in return for portraying that regime positively and downplaying Egypt’s role as a mediator in hostage talks, a judge said Tuesday.
California will lose millions of dollars in federal matching funds for the state’s Medicaid program, Medi-Cal, after Governor Gavin Newsom’s administration failed to fill out the necessary paperwork by a March 31 deadline.
California’s snowpack in the Sierra Nevada mountains is at 96% of the historical average for April 1st, the official date when the measurement is made, marking the highest 3-year average in the last 25 years, a good sign for water supply.
President Donald Trump has appointed California State Assemblyman Bill Essayli (R-Corona) as U.S. Attorney in Los Angeles, elevating the “MAGA Muslim” conservative to one of the most powerful prosecutorial posts in the nation.
Israel announced Tuesday that it would end all tariffs, or customs duties, on U.S. imports — just one day before President Donald Trump was set to announce reciprocal tariffs in a Rose Garden ceremony dubbed “Liberation Day.”
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) and other Israeli security agencies said Tuesday that the Israeli Air Force (IAF) had killed terrorist Hassan Ali Mahmoud Bdeir in Beirut, Lebanon before an anticipated attack on Israeli civilians.
The Trump administration announced Monday that it is probing Harvard University over its chronic problems with antisemitism, placing nearly $9 billion in federal grants at risk at the nation’s most elite academic institution.
San Diego County’s system of migrant shelters is shutting down, thanks to President Donald Trump’s crackdown on illegal immigration at the border, which has halted the flow of migrants from around the world via Central America.
Iran rejected talks with the United States on Sunday, as President Donald Trump threatened to bomb the country as “never seen before” to prevent the terror-supporting state from becoming a nuclear-armed power.
Hamas has tortured and executed a 22-year-old Palestinian who led protests against it in Gaza last week.
President Donald Trump has begun his war against Democrat-dominated, left-wing California, according to the New York Times, enacting six policies against the state in the space of just 24 hours last week.
The Office of Student Conduct at the University of California Los Angeles (UCLA) has recommended banning “Students for Justice in Palestine” (SJP) after its members vandalized a member of the Board of Regents’ home.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) can claim to have done something to help rebuilding efforts in the Pacific Palisades — finally — after the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) agreed to expand debris cleanup.
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) struck Hezbollah targets in Beirut and southern Lebanon on Friday after the terrorist organization launched rockets at towns in northern Israel earlier, violating the ceasefire that began in November.
The Trump administration is investigating the State of California over a law signed by Gavin Newsom last year that bars school districts from adopting policies requiring schools to notify parents if children want to change genders.
Harvard University is pursuing aggressive discovery requests against Shabbos Kestenbaum, the former divinity student who is suing it over antisemitism on campus, demanding he turn over any communication with politicians.
President Donald Trump has been hammering “Big Law” — the massive law firms that have indirectly subsidized the Democrats’ “lawfare” campaign against him and have encouraged lawyers to provide pro bono (free) work for the left.
South Africa’s highest court, the Constitutional Court, has refused to allow an appeal of a lower court’s decision that the phrase “Kill the Boer,” referring to Afrikaners and farmers, was not hate speech or incitement under the law.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) is preparing to run for president in 2028. But there is speculation that after the recent fires in L.A. a Republican might have a chance to replace him when he is termed out in 2026.
The seven Republicans who criticized Vice President JD Vance anonymously over his reluctance to attack the Houthis may have placed the American Jewish community at risk by choosing Jewish Insider as the forum for their complaint.
California now has more electric vehicle (EV) charging stations than gas nozzles, but consumer demand is struggling to meet Gov. Gavin Newsom’s target of ending gas-powered vehicle sales by 2035, and federal support is in doubt.
The Israeli parliament, the Knesset, passed a controversial bill Thursday that will allow elected politicians more input into the selection of judges, a key component of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s judicial reforms.
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass is pushing a “green” agenda in the effort to rebuild the Pacific Palisades, offering faster permits for those residents who agree to build “all-electric” homes when they rebuild, rather than using natural gas.
A lawsuit filed Monday claims that the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power (LADWP) is to blame for at least some of the damage in the Palisades Fire due to a power line that allegedly sparked a second blaze during the event.
Los Angeles County District Attorney Nathan Hochman officially reinstated the death penalty for the most serious crimes on Tuesday — though a state moratorium imposed by California Gov. Gavin Newsom in 2019 remains in effect.
Members of the Los Angeles City Council voiced their frustrations on Tuesday after learning that the city had only issued four building permits since the Palisades Fire — while paying $10 million to Hagerty Consulting for a “report.”
California Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara has traveled extensively, including to overseas destinations, at taxpayer expense — and not always with a clear work purpose, according to an investigative report by KGO-7.
Former Gov. Mike Huckabee of Arkansas defended his record and endured hollering protesters from the gallery, as well as hostile questions from Sen. Chris van Hollen (D-MD), during his confirmation hearing Tuesday for the post of U.S. Ambassador to Israel.
A lawsuit filed Monday by prominent Jewish groups claims that anti-Israel groups, including at Columbia University, knew about the Hamas terror attack of October 7 before it took place, and have been working closely with Hamas since.
The book, however, repeats the central mistake of liberalism under the Democratic Party, which is to presume that the role of government is to move the country towards utopia, rather than to protect its citizens from basic dangers and disaster.
Israel is vowing to take tough measures to prevent China from using a second port facility in Haifa as a basis for surveillance, as a headache caused by a 2014 deal to modernize Israeli shipping continues to grow.
Californis Governor Gavin Newsom announced Friday that the State of California will launch methane-detecting satellite sensors at a cost of $100 million — while it is borrowing over $6 billion to fill shortfalls in its health care system.
