The German Rabbi who fought for US civil rights
Rabbi Joachim Prinz’s journey from Nazi Germany to the forefront of the American civil rights movement is a remarkable testament to the power of standing up for justice.
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Why can't the Egyptian army be trusted as a peace partner?
Arms sales to the Egyptian army must be criminalized until it is held accountable for its crimes and ceases to threaten regional stability.
Al-Julani's double game: Slaughters Alawites, then opens investigation
The new dictator, Abu Mohammad al-Julani, has made it clear to anyone who harbored illusions – the luxury suits, private jets, and time spent with world dignitaries haven't really softened the man who ousted Bashar Assad.
Is Rahm Emanuel running for president? It looks like it
It's not official, but the Israeli-rooted former Chicago mayor and Obama chief of staff is gearing up for what could a match up with JD Vance, according to Politico.
Oldest human facial remains in western Europe discovered
Fossilized remains dating back between 1.1 and 1.4 million years, including a left cheekbone and an upper jaw, have been identified as belonging to an extinct human species classified as Homo affinis erectus. The discovery suggests the presence of at least two human species in Europe at that time and provides new insights into human evolution and the lifestyle of early humans in what was then a lush, wildlife-rich forested region.
