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Article: Why the Current Israeli Government Will Not Negotiate - Very briefly, this column reprises several columns that I have written on the subject since 2006. During that time, most of the Israeli governments have refused to countenance any kind-of Two-State Solution, and conditions for the Palestinian (on paper citizens of the State of Israel) have steadily gotten worse. This column reprises earlier ones and adds a bit of new material at the end. Only US pressure can change things.

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A contractor has reached a $25 million settlement over its role in Flint, Michigan's lead-contaminated water scandal.

Lee Hoffman’s job is challenging in the best of circumstances. In most presidential election years, the chairman of the Republican Party in Elko County, Nevada, is tasked with rounding up voters to help choose a presidential nominee at the GOP caucuses. This year, Hoffman’s work has been even more difficult.

Apple Vision Pro is the company’s first major new product since the Apple Watch in 2015. This is a $3500-dollar headset that does both virtual and augmented reality and it’s available starting today. Apple announced the product about seven months ago at its Worldwide Developer’s Conference. CEO Tim Cook even broke out the classic Steve […]

FLINT (AP) — A second contractor said Thursday that it has reached a $25 million settlement over its role in Flint, Michigan’s lead-contaminated water scand

There’s just one problem with their complaints — President Trump was the one who initially allowed the practice.

Lawmakers in more than a half-dozen U.S. states are pushing laws to define antisemitism, triggering debates about free speech and bringing complicated world politics into statehouses. The definition lays out standards for determining in which instances criticism of Israel amounts to antisemitism. But some, including an author of the definition, say they dont think it should be adopted into law. Measures have cleared at least one legislative chamber this year in Georgia, Indiana and South Dakota ...

The Smith-Wyden bipartisan tax package passed by a whopping final vote of 357-70. It expanded the child tax credit given to illegal aliens, revived business tax benefits like R&D, and passed the House under suspension. It’s now onto the Senate. GOP Sen. Grassley told Joseph Zeballos-Roig that he

Could Providence soon see noise cameras? Smiley has the support of the police chief in stepping up enforcement.