The Mossad Suffers a Crushing Defeat Entirely of Its Own Making
High-profile firings show that none of the Israeli spy agency's promises about the war with Iran have come to pass.
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High-profile firings show that none of the Israeli spy agency's promises about the war with Iran have come to pass.
With the case of Carlitos Ricardo Parias, the U.S. has broken its own record for holding a journalist in custody.
Benjamin Netanyahu shocked the world with violence in Gaza — then took an unhinged Israel to the mainstream.
Protesting George Floyd’s murder wasn’t the “crazy” part. Centrist Dems selling out was.
Today’s Democratic gubernatorial primary in Wisconsin has featured increasingly desperate attacks against the frontrunner.
The WNBA star has become the latest symbol in the right’s campaign to define which women deserve protecting—and which do not.
The public health official faced down AIPAC — and the entire Democratic Party establishment — to beat Haley Stevens. That’s well worth celebrating.
The latest CBS News hire shows that the way to get ahead in journalism is to act as a tool for the powerful.
From the New York Times to the EU, liberals defending Spain from far-right fearmongering are regurgitating the right’s anti-immigrant premise.
By selling off early access to his posts at a premium, the president is merging a public good with his own profit motives.
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