Philip Caldwell

Anti-Semitic hate crimes surged 125 percent last month in New York City from the year before, according to data released Monday by the NYPD.

The Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee will need to find a new chair after Sen. Gary Peters (Mich.) said he won’t return to the job. But ahead of a difficult Senate map for Democrats in 2024, few of the party’s stars are lining up to take the helm, according to a HuffPost report.

The U.S. Navy under President Joe Biden spent hundreds of dollars on a luxury bidet complete with a remote control and a massaging feature, according to documents obtained by the Washington Free Beacon through a public records request.

A Democratic state lawmaker in Colorado resigned Sunday, weeks after facing felony charges alleging she falsified her residency to run in her district again following last year’s redistricting.

One of the largest unions in the country won national attention last month when it declared it had won the support of a video game developing studio’s employees to unionize. But weeks later, the union is now admitting defeat and canceling plans to hold a vote after employees criticized the labor group.

At the U.S. Embassy in France, historic portraits of Revolutionary War commanders and a Founding Father have been replaced by pictures of people that better reflect “diversity,” including a socialist labor leader and a transgender activist famous for participating in a riot.

One of the country’s largest supermarket chains is pulling from its shelves bottled water manufactured at a plant outside East Palestine, Ohio, out of “an abundance of caution” in the wake of a train derailment and chemical spill in the town.