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House Republican Conference Chairwoman Elise Stefanik (R-NY) praised Harvard President Claudine Gay's decision to step down from her leadership position over controversy stemming from allegations of plagiarism as well as her hesitant response to condemn the rising trend of antisemitism on university campuses across the country.

Former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley called on former President Donald Trump to participate in CNN's Iowa Republican debate next week, less than two hours after it was announced he would be doing a dueling event on Fox News.

The Washington, D.C. Council is taking steps to file a lawsuit against Mayor Muriel Bowser over withholding increases to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, filing an emergency resolution on Tuesday.

An overwhelming majority of Israelis, 85%, said they want a new prime minister when the Israel-Hamas war ends as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s support declines, a poll found.

U.S. immigration officials came across a staggering 300,000 immigrants at the southern border in December, making it the highest number of people encountered in a single month in history.

January benefits from the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program will wrap up for New Mexico residents in 18 days.

Harvard University President Claudine Gay resigned on Tuesday afternoon after several allegations of plagiarism and controversy about her response to antisemitism on campus.

Michigan will be sending out checks to roughly 700,000 households in the state for an average of $550 as part of an expanded Working Families Tax Credit next month.

Claudine Gay can't get out of the spotlight after the Harvard University president's record as a scholar continues to be investigated, with six new accusations of plagiarism coming out in recent days. The recent scrutiny of Gay likely played a part in her reported resignation as the leader of the storied university just months after taking over last July.

Claudine Gay can't get out of the spotlight after the Harvard University president's record as a scholar continues to be investigated, with six new accusations of plagiarism coming out in recent days.