On May 16, a statue of the late Rev. Billy Graham was unveiled in the U.S. Capitol. It's North Carolina's official entry to the Crypt of the U.S. Capitol. We believe that Graham's statue deserves to stay. It's the two religious inscriptions at the base that cross the dividing line between church and state, and we'd like to see those removed.
The ruling by Israel's top court on the Haredi draft exemption could have reality-changing ramifications ■ If anyone still had any doubt, this week it became even clearer: Netanyahu will not agree to a commission of inquiry in the October 7 debacle ■ Has Israel already adopted the 'French Law,' even though the Knesset still has not passed it?
If there was any winner in tonight’s first presidential debate, it was CNN. If there was a loser, it was absolutely Joe Biden. Throwing the already tight race into a tailspin for the faltering incumbent almost from the very beginning, the most memorable line maybe Biden’s inability to finish some of his own sentences. Otherwise, […]
As I say in the book: "Can we blame all of America's crises and deficiencies on the military? Perhaps not directly. But we certainly can blame our chronic inability to find the money to fix things on the endless wars and exorbitant DOD budgets."----The DOD consumes the biggest portion of our national budget. That makes it the "Achilles heel" for the entire edifice of catastrophic priorities.----Time to unite and act!
Iconic India spinner Harbhajan Singh gave a brutal response to ex-England captain Michael Vaughan on his T20 World Cup 'venue conspiracy'.
Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador said on Thursday that his government will seek an agreement with Chinese lithium miner Ganfeng while still defending Mexico's rights, after the firm filed an arbitration case over a disputed concession. Lopez Obrador did not flesh out a potential agreement that could resolve the dispute, but instead stressed his government's successful push in 2022 to nationalize Mexico's lithium industry, which reserves the mineral's future production for the state.
A dismal record.
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The Israeli prime minister wants his people to remain in a fog of uncertainty, making them even more reliant on their dysfunctional government ■ An all-out war with Hezbollah seems less likely than it did just a few days ago – but that doesn't mean hostilities are over ■ The IDF is getting used to the new routine of fighting at fluctuating levels of intensity
The president came into his debate with Donald Trump with a low bar to clear, and he struggled, writes Anthony Zurcher.