Details of Biden’s $105 Billion Funding Request for Israel and Ukraine The package also includes money for border security, humanitarian aid, and Taiwan.

On Israel, Progressive Jews Feel Abandoned by Their Left-Wing Allies Jewish leaders and voters said they were taken aback to discover that many of their ideological allies saw them as oppressors who deserved blame following the Israel attacks.

Jirair Ratevosian and Micheal Ighodaro Marry in New York When Jirair Ratevosian, a Congressional candidate, and Micheal Ighodaro, an activist and filmmaker, first met, both were so busy with work that sometimes a date meant meeting in an airport lounge.

Judge Won’t Let Alex Jones Use Bankruptcy to Avoid Sandy Hook Damages A Texas court ruling means the Infowars broadcaster must pay most of the $1.4 billion he owes Sandy Hook families, regardless of whether his business survives.

U.S. Shoots Down Several Missiles and Drones Launched From Yemen Pentagon officials said the barrage might have been headed toward Israel.

For Biden, No Tears Over Jordan’s Predicament in the House Faux compassion is the only kind to be found in the White House these days for Representative Jim Jordan and Republicans as they struggle to choose a new speaker.

Malaysian Prisoners Reach Plea Agreements at Guantánamo Bay Lawyers have scheduled the entry of their pleas for early next year, along with sentencing. Details of the deal were under seal.

In New Book, Romney Unloads on Fellow Republicans The senator from Utah and 2012 presidential nominee is openly critical of the direction of his party. Here are some of his views on his colleagues and peers, past and present.

How to Fly an American President Into a Country at War Presidents would typically travel secretively and under tightly controlled circumstances during a conflict. Not this time.

Republicans Use Israel Attack to Stoke Fears About U.S.-Mexico Border G.O.P. lawmakers and candidates regularly invoke record-high border crossings to address a range of issues, including crime and jobs.

Biden to Deliver Address as He Seeks Aid for Israel and Ukraine President Biden is expected to ask Congress to approve about $100 billion in emergency funds to arm Israel, Ukraine and Taiwan and fortify the U.S.-Mexico border.

Jacob Lew, Biden Nominee for Ambassador to Israel, Is Grilled by Senators Republicans on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee accused Jacob Lew of having enabled the rise of Iran-backed terror groups as President Obama’s Treasury secretary.

Biden Expected to Request $100 Billion for Israel, Ukraine and Other Crises The emergency funding request to Congress, which would also include funds to fortify border security, is expected by Friday.

Jordan Defeated Again for Speaker as Republican Stalemate Deepens The number of Republicans opposing him grew as a bipartisan group discussed taking action to empower the temporary speaker to conduct legislative business on the House floor.

Trump Endorses Gov. Jim Justice in West Virginia Senate Race The endorsement is a blow to the governor’s rival for the Republican nomination as the Democrat, Senator Joe Manchin III, weighs whether to seek re-election.

U.S. Issues New Sanctions Targeting Iran’s Missile and Drone Programs The Biden administration announced the measures as U.N. restrictions approved with the 2015 nuclear deal expired.

U.S. Says Israel Didn’t Cause Hospital Blast, as Biden Promises Aid to Gaza President Biden backed Israel’s claim that a Gaza City explosion that killed hundreds, which Hamas blamed on Israel, had come from a failed rocket launch by an armed Palestinian group.

Talk of Temporary Speaker Patrick McHenry Rises as G.O.P. Chaos Continues Several lawmakers were discussing granting the Patrick McHenry, a North Carolina Republican acting as temporary speaker, the power to run the House until a permanent speaker is chosen.

Pence Campaign Struggles With Debt and Dwindling Cash Reserves Mike Pence has still not resolved some of the contradictions at the core of his candidacy, and his campaign has struggled with financial problems, including running up a debt of $620,000.

American Household Wealth Jumped in the Pandemic Pandemic stimulus, a strong job market and climbing stock and home prices boosted net worth at a record pace, Federal Reserve data showed.