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Despite his repeated efforts to undo the harm done to Springfield by Donald Trump and JD Vance, Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine seems to believe he has no choice but to continue his support of the former president.
Many Ukrainian refugees have decided to return home, despite ongoing risks to their safety and practical struggles like electricity blackouts and internet outages.
The controversial Lebanese Shiite cleric Mohammad Ali al-Husseini has emerged as a major obstacle to Saudi efforts to counter Iran’s axis of resistance, especially those in Lebanon.
The attack against a concert hall in Moscow’s suburbs raises questions about Putin and the effectiveness of Russia’s intelligence organizations.
With ample, surreptitious means of compelling others to take up arms against political enemies, old notions of “conspiracy” need to be rethought.
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The dilemma: How to avoid undermining trust in the electoral process – while preventing the serial theft of elections?
In 2022 we brought you on-the-ground coverage of the war in Ukraine — and we continued our coverage even after many others in the MSM seemed to move on. Here is a selection of our Ukraine stories.
Ultra-Orthodox Jews continue to support Netanyahu’s Gaza campaign, while secular Israelis care more about the hostages than eliminating Hamas.
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A groundbreaking ruling requires “unlimited liability” insurance for major oil developments in Guyana. The ruling is a major blow to ExxonMobil.