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Attacks on Barrett and Sohlberg signal something profoundly concerning: Certain political factions don’t want conservative judges; they want compliant ones.
A recent study from the Jewish Federations of North America found that nearly a third of American Jews have become more engaged in Jewish life since October 7.
Nowhere was the electoral death of supporting the Palestinian cause more noticeable than in the recent Canadian elections.
Every year, Jews have an opportunity to "wipe the slate clean" - it seems that the new Pope is also taking the same approach.
A new era, following on from the first Donald Trump presidential administration and the ambassadorship of David M. Friedman, is beginning.
The report offers a long, fascinating, but not-fully-relevant historical overview of Harvard’s Jew-hatred.
The cacophony of voices opposed to the Jewish people seems unending.
Amid the ongoing India-Pakistan conflict, there is a growing need for neutral technological platforms based on AI infrastructure, secure communication, and autonomous battlefield management.
Within a few years, Iran could resume its nuclear ambitions – this time with a bolstered ballistic arsenal and possibly intercontinental capabilities, posing a direct threat to the United States.
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