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As Iran threatens preemptive strike, Biden must deter with total force

As Iran threatens a preemptive strike in the Israel Hamas war, and Israel readies a ground invasion of Gaza, Biden must make clear that...

Jim Jordan Fails to Secure Speaker’s Gavel in First Round of Voting

Jordan can only afford to lose a handful of Republican votes if he hopes to win the speakership.

Yale’s Case Study in Free-Speech Hypocrisy

The university and a professor invoke freedom of speech to protect anti-Israel comments, while throwing that principle under the bus when it’s inconvenient.

Israel war: Why wouldn’t Egypt want Gazan refugees?

As Israel prepares to invade Gaza to destroy the terrorist group Hamas, Jerusalem is calling on civilians living in the coastal enclave to seek refuge in Egypt. Cairo, however, has denied entry to Gazans and has taken additional measures to secure the Egypt-Gaza border. Egypt’s refusal stems from its long-standing concerns about Palestinian resettlement on its territory. But Cairo is missing the big picture: Egypt can better advance its long-term interests by aligning with Israel on the Gaza issue.

Britney Spears alleges misogynist Justin Timberlake coerced her into an abortion

Justin Timberlake has spent years dragging Britney Spears as a cheater and a whore. After the pop stars, who dated from 1999 to 2002, abruptly split, Timberlake told the world that Spears was not in fact a virgin, teasing that he was responsible for deflowering her.

Israel war: Here’s why Biden won’t be able to find a smoking Iranian gun

National Security Council spokesman John Kirby tied himself in knots trying to deny any evidence of a “direct link” between Iran and Hamas. Biden aides seemingly also leaked intelligence showing key Iranian officials — they do not say whom — surprised at the operation.

The viral short story ‘Cat Person’ hits the big screen

Right after I saw the new film adaptation of “Cat Person,” I dug up the issue of the New Yorker in which Kristen Roupenian’s short story first appeared. Although the cover date is only Dec. 11, 2017, the magazine reads like a time capsule from a long lost age, filled with arcane references to minor players in Russiagate, vague prognostications about a future dominated by fake news, and, odd as it seems now, Jeffrey Toobin’s byline. And, of course, there’s “Cat Person” itself, a strange little story that swallowed the internet when it appeared at exactly the right time during the #MeToo movement. It is still the most-read piece of fiction on the New Yorker’s website.

Gaza says 500 killed in Israeli strike on hospital where civilians were sheltering

Hundreds of people were killed after an Israeli strike fell on a hospital in Gaza City Tuesday, Palestinian officials said, marking what is estimated to be one of the deadliest Israeli air strikes on Gaza in years. The Hamas-run Health Ministry in Gaza said at least 500 people died after a strike on al-Ahli hospital...

Biden administration restricts more AI chip exports to China

The Biden administration announced new restrictions on the sale of artificial intelligence (AI) chips to China on Tuesday in an effort to crack down on attempts to circumvent earlier export controls. “Today’s updated rules will increase effectiveness of our controls and further shut off pathways to evade our restrictions,” Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo said in...

Althea Gibson, Ida B. Wells among women to feature on new 2025 quarters

Story at a glance A trailblazing athlete, activist and scientist are among the five women who will feature in a special run of quarters to be minted for 2025, the Treasury Department announced. The final honorees of the four-year American Women Quarters Program were announced Tuesday. The group includes journalist and NAACP co-founder Ida B....

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