First Person: Not all racists and bigots: Coffee with my farmer father’s Trump-voting buddies
I don’t have to journey to Michigan or Ohio’s Rust Belt to witness the American divide; it’s right here in Illinois, an hour’s drive from… Read More ›
I don’t have to journey to Michigan or Ohio’s Rust Belt to witness the American divide; it’s right here in Illinois, an hour’s drive from… Read More ›
Among the most horrifying aspects of the five-year-old Syrian civil war was Assad’s use of chemical weapons, including the massive August 2013 sarin gas attack… Read More ›
“There is no doubt that the recent flood of refugees to Europe can be manipulated by terrorist organizations,” says Hilik Bar. Europe must take… Read More ›
Detroit – A federal judge who ordered Michigan to begin its recount effectively ended it on Wednesday, tying his decision to a state court… Read More ›
On the ground in the West Bank and Gaza Strip, Abbas is likely to intensify his crack down on Dahlan loyalists, Abu Sada predicts. … Read More ›
As elections in Austria approach Sunday, politicians are superimposing rivals’ faces onto likenesses of Adolf Hitler; Austria has only come to terms with its Nazi… Read More ›
In response to a proposed plea bargain in which Brig. Gen. Ofek Buchris admits to inappropriate behavior instead of rape, the lawyer of one of… Read More ›
Israel said to act on declared ‘red lines’ with overnight air raids on Syrian military base, Hezbollah weapons convoy For the first time in… Read More ›
The army also revealed the existence of the advanced, start-up-styled unit that developed the technology; live events are summarized in text; a database compares to… Read More ›
Israeli-Polish governments hold joint meeting in capital. Israel is opposed to the use of the term “Polish death camps” to describe the Nazi concentration… Read More ›
Yesh Atid leader says going over president’s head to Congress not a good idea He has succeeded in rallying the Israeli masses, preaching political… Read More ›
London – Scientists have developed a new drug capsule that stays in the stomach for up to two weeks after being swallowed, gradually releasing… Read More ›
Washington – President-elect Donald Trump’s campaign promise to “drain the swamp” of Washington might make it difficult for him to fill all the jobs… Read More ›
The Admiral Kuznetsov is not in itself that impressive: the Russian aircraft carrier is said to heave black smoke as it travels. On Monday, one… Read More ›
Jakarta, Indonesia – Indonesian police have confirmed that they are investigating the Christian governor of Jakarta for blasphemy in a case that previously triggered… Read More ›
Japan’s Prime Minister Shinzo Abe will be the first world leader to meet with US President-elect Donald Trump on Thursday. Abe is “thrilled” to… Read More ›
As the Knesset prepares a bill to ‘filter’ Internet pornography, a peek at the Jewish state’s 1963 show-down with Holocaust-infused comics To view the… Read More ›
Now, with the increased threats posed by terrorism, including cyber terrorism, mPrest is hoping to use Iron Dome technology to protect government buildings and civilian… Read More ›
Controversial legislation to ban mosque loudspeakers goes back to the drawing board Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s ultra-Orthodox coalition allies on Tuesday scuppered a Knesset… Read More ›
A Southwest airlines employee who was shot at Oklahoma City’s Will Rogers World Airport died Tuesday prompting a manhunt for his killer, the Associated Press… Read More ›