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FBI spokesperson: ‘The language was not in accordance with U.S. protocol, should not have been used and in no way reflects any change in U.S. policy’

The JINSA report also urges the incoming administration to threaten potential U.S. or Israeli strikes on Iran’s nuclear program

After bipartisan dealmaking efforts failed, Congress will likely conclude its business, in the worst period of antisemitism in decades, without passing any major new legislation on the issue

‘It's very, very likely that Randy Fine is going to win the Republican primary, and if he wins the Republican primary, he's going to become a congressman,' a Florida strategist said

The Anti-Defamation League brought on Ballard Partners to assist with its work on antisemitism policy going into the new presidential administration

Rep. Thomas Massie is the most notorious of the GOP’s right-wing rebels, emerging as the only Republican who refused to support House Speaker Mike Johnson in this last week’s leadership election

The Jewish communal security group said ‘there are few governors who have shown greater interest or been a stronger partner’ in building relationships with the Jewish community

Trager, a Senate Armed Services Committee staffer and former Washington Institute fellow, has focused his research on Egypt and the Muslim Brotherhood

The bill passed the House by a 243-140 vote, with 45 Democrats in support January 9, 2025

Rep. Tim Walberg said that the Trump administration should seek to alter the agreements recently finalized by the Department of Education