The New Yorker’s latest cover hilariously mocks Donald Trump’s hands
The New Yorker has become the latest source of Donald Trump hand jokes. The magazine’s March 28th cover, designed by artist Barry Blitt, imagines… Read More ›
The New Yorker has become the latest source of Donald Trump hand jokes. The magazine’s March 28th cover, designed by artist Barry Blitt, imagines… Read More ›
Santa Clara, CA – Andy Grove, the Silicon Valley elder statesman who made Intel into the world’s top chipmaker and helped usher in the personal… Read More ›
United Arab Emirates – The Head of General Security for the Dubai Emirate, Lieutenant General Dahi Khalfan Tamim, has stated that Palestinians should abandon… Read More ›
Tucson, AZ – A man captured on video kicking and punching an anti-Donald Trump protester at the presidential candidate’s rally in Tucson on Saturday… Read More ›
Hong Kong – For months, Republican frontrunner Donald Trump has repeatedly targeted China on the campaign trail, pledging to put tariffs on goods produced overseas and… Read More ›
Late Wednesday night, the Georgia state legislature passed a contentious bill that critics say will let organizations discriminate against gay people. The next question… Read More ›
New York – New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio said Thursday he has begun shutting down the nonprofit group that was advancing his… Read More ›
Pyongyang – North Korea fired a ballistic missile on Friday off its east coast and it flew about 800 km (500 miles) into the… Read More ›
New York – Alexa, what can you tell me about my health? Starting Thursday, Amazon’s voice assistant will tell you how well you slept… Read More ›
Washington – A top Air Force general warned Wednesday that the U.S. faces a shortage of hundreds of fighter pilots and drone operators. In Capitol… Read More ›
Chief of Staff Gadi Eisenkot responds to reports that Israel plans to withdraw from Area A; he clarifies that talks are unconnected to political and… Read More ›
Belgian and French police forces ‘neutralize’ one suspect while two others remain at large as neighborhood in Belgian capital put on lockdown; four police officers… Read More ›
Protesters march along Route 60, demanding security forces close roads for Palestinian movement during and after terror attacks. Hundreds of Israelis, led by settler leaders,… Read More ›
The reclassification concludes a study by the Civil Administration into the ownership of the property, much of which was already assumed to be state land.… Read More ›
Rivlin in Moscow to discuss Geneva talks with Putin; Eisenkot: We didn’t know Russia’s plans in advance Israeli officials are consulting with Moscow over… Read More ›
New system will bring sea-based firepower into the heart of any future conflict. The Israel Navy is developing a new command and control system… Read More ›
Assessing the partial success of the Syrian cease-fire The cease-fire that came into effect in Syria on February 27 is a partial success. Humanitarian… Read More ›
Protesters seek to silence him, Republican front-runner says. ‘We can’t let it happen. We have a right to speak’ VANDALIA, Ohio (AP) — One… Read More ›
Longtime Sequoia Capital venture capitalist Michael Goguen is out of the firm following an explosive lawsuit that accuses him of “sexually, physically, and emotionally”… Read More ›
WASHINGTON (AP) — Ted Cruz won most of the delegates at stake in Saturday’s Republican county conventions in Wyoming. The Texas senator won nine… Read More ›