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EU thinks ‘feeding Israel to the crocs means they will be eaten last’
German Israel-allies send message to EU. More than 3,000 supporters of Israel attended a pro-Israel event in Frankfurt on Sunday, sending a message to European… Read More ›
Funerals, fear and uncertainty loom as Orlando grieves
Families of victims struggle to say goodbye, can’t escape the constant sight of shooter Omar Mateen’s face on TV ORLANDO, Florida (AP) — People… Read More ›
Released court transcript reveals judge’s logic on sentencing the ex-Stanford swimmer convicted of sexual assault
A newly released court transcript shed light on a judge’s decision to give ex-Stanford swimmer Brock Turner what some have called a lenient sentence.… Read More ›
Bernie Sanders’ decision to continue campaigning costs taxpayers $38,000 a day
Sen. Bernie Sanders may not have a single bit of chance to clinch the Democratic Party presidential candidacy. But he hasn’t actually ended his… Read More ›
It’s not just cars — electric airplanes are coming, too
The planes of the future may not rely on fossil fuels. NASA announced on Friday that it’s developing a futuristic, all-electric airplane for its… Read More ›
Washington – National Rifle Association: More Gun Control Not The Answer
Washington – The National Rifle Association is reaffirming its position that more gun control won’t stop extremists or criminals from carrying out attacks. Chief… Read More ›
New York – New York Liquor Law Will Allow Sunday Boozing With Brunch
New York – New York state has passed a new liquor law that will allow people to order alcoholic drinks on Sunday mornings to cap… Read More ›
Seattle, WA – Sewage Workers Retrieved Flushed Wedding Ring
Seattle, WA – A Washington family says sewage workers in Bothel found a diamond in the rough after their 4-year-old son flushed his mom’s… Read More ›
Chelsea Clinton gives birth to a baby boy, her second child
Chelsea Clinton is out with the first photos of her new son, Aidan Clinton Mezvinsky. “At 7:41 AM Saturday, our family and hearts expanded with… Read More ›
‘Star Trek’ actor Anton Yelchin dies in freak car accident
Actor Anton Yelchin, 27, who played Chekov in recent “Star Trek” movies, was killed in a freak accident early Sunday morning, police told CNN. Yelchin,… Read More ›
Asia’s worst refugee crisis in recent years could happen again
A year after one of southeast Asia’s worst refugee crises, things seem to have improved. But below the surface, the situation remains bleak. In May… Read More ›
FBI to release ‘limited transcripts’ of calls by Orlando killer to police
Omar Mateen, who killed 49 at a gay nightclub in Florida, had several conversations with authorities during massacre US authorities will release “limited transcripts”… Read More ›
Herzog agreed to ’67 lines in talks with Abbas, report says
In negotiations with PA leader ahead of 2015 elections, envoy for prospective PM learned a deal was possible ‘on everything’ Opposition leader Isaac Herzog… Read More ›
Motherhood has been a day ‘3,000 hours long,’ says ‘Little Labors’ author
Setting out to write an essay of literary criticism, award-winning author Rivka Galchen penned a stunning hybrid work that delivers emotion without mawkishness Canadian-American… Read More ›
Turkish troops kill 11 Syrians trying to cross border
At least two women and four children were killed in the shooting. The Turkish government has denied the report, which was made by a human… Read More ›
Trump says US should consider racial profiling
‘I think profiling is something that we’re going to have to start thinking about as a country,’ the presumptive Republican nominee for President told CBS.… Read More ›
Jewish-American ‘startup ambassador’ killed in restaurant crash
Alan Weinkranz was a Jewish-American who was a prominent figure in the Israeli startup community; shocked friends and family continue to eulogize him on his… Read More ›
Will Rivlin meet Abbas in Belgium?
President Reuven Rivlin and Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas are both scheduled to address the European Parliament this week – Rivlin on Wednesday, and… Read More ›
The White House missile aid objection: An MOU negotiating tactic?
Failing to object to Congress’s quadrupling of the president’s missile defense budget – which was proposed at $147m. – would have had a direct consequence… Read More ›
















