Capitol Hill
Rabbi shows interfaith relations in Azerbaijan at Religious Freedom Forum on Capitol Hill
Rabbi Zamir Isayev described Jewish communal life in Muslim-majority Azerbaijan during a Washington forum focused on religious freedom.
What Lindsey Graham's passing says about Israel's standing in US politics - comment
Convicted January 6 rioter appointed to sensitive Pentagon counterterrorism job - report
Hundreds of rabbis and pastors mobilize on Capitol Hill for Israel Advocacy Day
'Ceasefire now': Hundreds arrested at anti-Israel protest in US Capitol
Many of the protesters wore shirts reading "Jews say ceasefire" and "not in our name."
US Jewish demand security funding increase amid rising antisemitism
The briefing was organized by the JFNA together with SCN (Secure Community Network), ADL, and the OU (Orthodox Union), with the support of six other major Jewish organizations.
Proud Boy, sentenced to 10 years for US Capitol attack, says 'Trump won'
No shooter at US Capitol after police fall to 'bad call'
People inside the US Capitol during summer recess were urged to take shelter immediately.
Pence says Trump conduct around 2021 Capitol attack was reckless but not criminal
Former US vice president and Republican presidential candidate Mike Pence said he felt President Donald Trump's words and actions leading up to the Capitol attacks were reckless but not criminal.
January 6 US Capitol attack preceded by intelligence agency failures
A new report holds government agencies responsible for downplaying the threat of the Jan. 6 attack on the US Capitol, even as it was happening.
Some of George Santos' constituents to lead rally demanding his expulsion
"This is not a Republican or Democrat issue," a coordinator of Concerned Citizens of NY-03 said.
Embattled McCarthy fails to secure speakership after six rounds of votes
McCarthy faced fierce opposition from within the Republican caucus, as 19 members defected in the first round – which took place on Tuesday.
US Capitol Police ready for future attacks as Jan. 6 anniversary looms
"The current threat climate, particularly against elected officials, will require continued and heightened vigilance," USCP Police Chief Tom Manger said in a statement.
New US Congress to be sworn in – what’s on Jewish orgs’ agenda?
For US Jewish organizations, the new Congress will mean seeking consensus between Republicans and Democrats to promote bills on issues important for the community.
