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David Richard Gallery is showing Blue Passage, a solo exhibition and debut of new paintings and drawings by artist Ben Woolfitt in his first presentat

Israel risks facing a long and bloody insurgency if it defeats Hamas and occupies Gaza without a credible post-war plan to withdraw its troops and move toward the creation of a Palestinian state, U.S. and Arab officials, diplomats and analysts said. None of the ideas floated so far by Israel, the United States and Arab nations for the post-war administration of Gaza have managed to gain traction, according to two U.S. and four regional officials as well as four diplomats familiar with the discu...

Israel will likely have to occupy Gaza post-war, due to fears Hamas would reestablish a stronghold in the region, according to former CIA director and military expert David Petraeus. “This is about ensuring that Hamas cannot reconstitute itself,” Petraeus said. Aaron David Miller, a senior fellow at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, sat down with…

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Easy, affordable and endlessly versatile, Japanese-style noodles have, over the last few years, successfully made the jump from speciality restaurant treat to convenient meal-in-minutes staple throughout Europe. Served in an umami broth and topped with just about anything, convenience has always been the driver for this ultimate fast food that was originally created in post-war Japan as a quick and easy meal for workers. With research predicting that demand for noodles is set to rise sig...

Bill Miller Jr. recalls the events surrounding the first car show amid an energy crisis that nearly put a stop to what would become a major tourist attraction in Carlisle.