Mountains, molehills, and the truth
The allegations that the Israel Police were using Pegasus spyware to track citizens were wildly exaggerated, but did shed light on the need to regulate the use of an important police intelligence tool.
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Stephen King to testify for gov't in books merger trial
As the Justice Department bids to convince a federal judge that the proposed merger of Penguin Random House and...
'Return to nuclear deal remains best outcome for US, Iran, the world'
As Iranian nuclear clock ticks down, Biden administration refuses to set deadline for talks. "It would appear that Iran has already passed the threshold of diminished value of even the narrow, short-term restrictions that were contained in the JCPOA," expert says.
Great jugs! 5 Talmudic-era storage vessels unearthed in Shiloh
Pottery jugs were placed beneath a floor, probably to keep their contents cool.
The Munich slaughter from the other side of the street
Fifty years after Palestinian terrorists murdered 11 members of the Israeli delegation to the 1972 Munich Olympics, German handball player Klaus Langhoff, who was right across the street, recalls the horrific moments, many of which he photographed.
