Month: August 2023
Security cabinet convenes in wake of recent tensions on Lebanese border, West Bank
While meeting was scheduled in advance, ministers in the high-level forum are also expected to address deadly terror attack in Tel Aviv
Read MoreRussia strikes Ukraine blood center, aeronautics group: Zelensky
KYIV — Moscow escalated its attacks in Ukraine on Saturday, with President Volodymyr Zelensky denouncing a deadly strike on a blood transfusion center as a “war crime”. A separate strike struck a key factory, both attacks coming just hours after
Read MoreBen Gvir praises settler who killed Palestinian in clash: ‘Should get medal of honor’
After incident in Burqa, national security minister says ‘anyone who defends himself against rock-throwing’ should get award; 2nd suspect is ex-spokesman for MK in Ben Gvir’s party
Read MoreEfforts underway to honor Jewish founder of century-old US Black school network
When education was segregated and authorities barely funded Black students, Julius Rosenwald gave millions to form Rosenwald Schools; new movement eyes national park in his memory
Read MoreA train derailment has killed at least 15 and injured 50 in southern Pakistan
At least 15 passengers were killed and 50 more injured when a train derailed near the Pakistani town of Nawabshah in southern Sindh province, officials said Sunday.
Read MoreHow the Democrats lost Florida
Their negligence in the former swing state paved a path for Republican dominance
Read More‘Do not be afraid,’ Pope Francis tells 1.5 million at World Youth Day
Pope Francis has encouraged young people around the world to hold on to their hopes and dreams for a better future during the closing Mass of Catholic Church’s World Youth Day in Lisbon. “Do not be afraid,” the pontiff said
Read MoreWhat one Indian couple risked to follow their hearts and avoid arranged marriage – NPR
What one Indian couple risked to follow their hearts and avoid arranged marriage NPR
Read MoreThey wanted a Bollywood ending, not an arranged marriage. Their escape came at a cost
More than 90% of Indians have arranged marriages, and polls show most are happy with that system. But for couples who want to follow their hearts, the risks can be severe. (Image credit: Getty Images and NPR/Photo illustration: Vartika Sharma
Read MorePfizer’s Covid Boost Crashes to Earth
With the company’s pandemic lift from the Covid-19 vaccine and drug sales over, Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla is betting on new drug approvals and deals.
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