Month: October 2023
Congress Stopped a Shutdown but Fights on Ukraine, Border Intensify
Lawmakers have until mid-November to reach agreements on contentious issues
Read MoreEurope Claims Victory Over U.S. to Regain the Ryder Cup
GUIDONIA MONTECELIO, Italy — The final score is in: Europe beat the United States 16½-11½. Europe won back the the Ryder Cup on Sunday, just like it always does before its raucous crowd, with Rory McIlroy leading the way and
Read MoreIran’s Raisi slams normalization with Israel as ‘reactionary and regressive’
Iranian president claims establishing ties with Jewish state is a ‘foreigners’ desire,’ as Saudi Arabia and Israel move toward agreement
Read More‘Victory’ against Israel in 1973 war shaped Egypt but is now a fading memory
Current leader Sissi still uses conflict in effort to rally Egyptians, though figures show 85% of population was not alive at the time
Read MoreMan shot dead in Ashkelon in suspected gang hit
25-year-old said to be associated with Lavi family, some of whose members have been feuding with their ex-partners in Benny Shlomo’s organization after he was killed last year
Read MoreA Disastrous Start Doomed the U.S. as Europe Wins the Ryder Cup
While the Americans threatened to make a push after tempers flared on Saturday, Europe maintained its home dominance.
Read MoreJustice Alito’s First Amendment
He’s unusually willing to accept limits on outré speech—but on core political speech, he’s stronger than the ACLU.
Read MoreHow ‘Preapproved Narratives’ Corrupt Science
Especially in climate and Covid research, abuse of peer review and self-censorship abound.
Read MoreAttorney general rejects Levin’s ‘conflict of interest’ allegation in spyware inquiry
Gali Baharav-Miara’s office nevertheless approves justice minister’s request to retain his own attorney ahead of panel hearings investigating law enforcement’s hacking of phones
Read MoreJimmy Lai and the China That Could Have Been
In a China that tolerated free speech, he would have been the country’s best ambassador.
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