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July 22, 2023
Since US defeat in Afghanistan in August 2021, Washington has led the charge in handicapping those who, with a fraction of the resources, defeated a superpower and prevailed in two decades of conflict.
July 22, 2023
The US Senate Foreign Relations Committee has introduced new bill aimed at strengthening normalisation with Israel through proposals with nearly $120m in funding, naming Saudi Arabia as a "key regional partner" that would be eligible for many of those programmes.
July 22, 2023
As cowboys and visitors arrive in Cheyenne for Frontier Days, they are following in the long traditions of the western celebration. Wyoming Cowboy Hall of Fame inductees have saddled up to ride in Cheyenne for decades. And today we recognize the traditions for National Day of the Cowboy.
July 21, 2023
The bill aims to bring deeper cooperation between Abraham Accords signees and Negev Forum members through increased funds.
July 21, 2023
While the United States, along with its allies, left Afghanistan in August 2021 in spectacularly humiliating circumstances, the departure was never entirely complete, nor bound to be permanent. Since then, Washington has led the charge in handicapping ...
July 21, 2023
Right now, if you do work to help remediate abandoned mine drainage, you could wind up liable for not cleaning up all of it. | Opinion
July 21, 2023
JEERS ... to Congressman Russ Fulcher, R-Idaho.
July 21, 2023
US senators introduced legislation yesterday to boost Israels normalisation efforts with Arab countries with $105 million of American tax-payers money and a designated special envoy who will lea...
July 21, 2023
The Regional Integration and Normalization Act would work to grow the number of Arab and Muslim nations that recognize Israel.The post New Senate bill seeks to expand Abraham Accords appeared
July 21, 2023
Perhaps this time, common sense, necessity and the need for judicial efficiency will intersect, finally benefiting the public and the administration of justice.