Walking wounded
On the anniversary of America's largest domestic terrorist attack, an influential black conservative shamefully denies the significance of white nationalism.
On the anniversary of America's largest domestic terrorist attack, an influential black conservative shamefully denies the significance of white nationalism.
Team from Greece is photographing thousands of fragile manuscripts, including some of the earliest copies of the Christian gospels, in Egypt's Sinai Desert, where Islamists have destroyed countless cultural artifacts.
Cpl. N. prays five times a day and wears a hijab when she is on leave from the Lions of the Jordan Valley infantry battalion • She has been threatened by villagers and by Arab soldiers, but she still dreams of a military career and stronger for Arabs and Jews in Israel.
Security Council reiterates endorsement of ceasefire agreement between government and Houthi rebels, notes that deal is at risk of being undermined by continued violence • Sides split over who will run port of Hodeida once fighters withdraw.
Labor leader Avi Gabbay is trying to evade responsibility for the party's crash and burn in the April 9 election, but the truth is that Israel's oldest political party was on the skids long before he was even elected chairman.
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