The anxiety over Muslim American candidate Abdulrahman el-Sayed’s Democratic primary victory and his potential to become the first Muslim in the Senate has fueled a broader U.S. political debate over the future of Muslim political power in America.

In a move reflecting a broader trend toward expanding the US military role in the Western Hemisphere, Trump is moving to cement what media reports have dubbed the 'Donroe Doctrine'.

The UAE offered the Kinahan cartel more than a place to store its money; it provided its leaders with secure neighborhoods, schools, services, and a luxury lifestyle that allowed them to present themselves as consultants, investors or sports executives.

Abdulrahman el-Sayed’s victory signals growing progressive influence, weakening AIPAC power, and a potential historic first Muslim U.S. senator.

Abdul El-Sayed, an American epidemiologist of Egyptian descent, is one step closer to making history as the first Muslim elected to the U.S. Senate.