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August 29: ON THIS DAY IN HISTORY


ON THIS DAY IN 1876, the Brooklyn Daily Eagle reported, “The pleasant weather will send many visitors to the Centennial who could not be induced to go there while the heated term lasted. With the coming six weeks the great show will receive its largest number of visitors, and the crowds will be as interesting […]

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Mamdani’s Silent Endorsement? The Extreme DSA-NYC Agenda He Won’t Disown


By: Tzirel Rosenblatt The battle for New York City’s future has taken on a sharper edge in recent weeks, as revelations about Democratic Socialist nominee Zohran Mamdani’s ideological roots resurface, raising fresh concerns about what a Mamdani administration might mean for America’s largest city. While the candidate has sought to soften the socialist brand during […]

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Russia’s Bombing of Kyiv Reflects Depth of Kremlin’s Anger Over Ukraine’s Oil Refinery Attacks


Ukraine also tries to hobble Russia’s mighty but far-flung rail system.

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Former Mossad Chief Yossi Cohen Signals Ambitions for Premiership, Declares Israel Needs “Real Change” in Leadership


By:  Chaya Abecassis In a move that could reshape Israel’s political landscape, former Mossad chief Yossi Cohen has publicly expressed his ambition to become the country’s next prime minister, declaring that the nation is pressing for “real change.” His remarks, aired Tuesday in an interview on the Yasmin Lukatz podcast, mark the clearest articulation yet of […]

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Israeli-Organized Electronic Music Festival in Portugal Canceled After BDS Pressure Campaign


Israeli-Organized Electronic Music Festival in Portugal Canceled After BDS Pressure Campaign By: Fern Sidman The cancellation of the Anta Gathering, a five-day electronic music festival in Portugal organized by Israeli brothers Shahar and Dean Bickel, has triggered widespread condemnation from cultural advocates and Jewish organizations. Organizers said the festival was derailed at the last minute […]

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Dermer’s Stark Warning in Washington: Israel Ready to Exit Gaza — But Only on Its Own Terms


By: Abe Wertenheim Israeli Strategic Affairs Minister Ron Dermer, one of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s closest advisers and a seasoned veteran of U.S.-Israel diplomacy, played a pivotal role in a high-level White House meeting this week convened by President Donald Trump to discuss post-war governance plans for Gaza. The meeting, first reported by Axios […]

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Charedi Rabbinic Leaders Clarify Stances on IDF Enlistment Amid National Debate


By: Russ Spencer In recent days, three of the most prominent rabbinic figures in Israel’s charedi world have issued clarifications regarding their views on enlistment in the Israel Defense Forces (IDF). Their statements, which nuance or even qualify earlier positions, mark a potentially significant moment in the fraught debate over ultra-Orthodox participation in the military. […]

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Rodion Shchedrin, Composer Who Captured Russia’s Soul, Dies at 92 – The New York Times



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Trump’s Pressure Campaign Threatens Fed Independence Far Less Than Congress’ Fiscal Recklessness


The central bank’s autonomy, in a narrow political sense, becomes irrelevant when the arithmetic of debt service dictates outcomes.

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12 completely free things to do in September to kick off fall


Enjoy outdoor performances, block parties, camping and more before the cold weather comes.