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Welcome to the jungle! California’s electoral system puts the top two winning candidates in the nonpartisan June 2 primary into an expensive slugfest to replace termed-out Democ ...

Before cheap drones reshaped today’s battlefield, one crash in 2011 rewrote the rules of war.

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Every year on Purim I listen for the same word near the end of the Megillah. It comes tumbling out almost casually — v’nahafoch hu — “and it was reversed.” The decree to annihilate the Jews of Persia ...

Des Freedman examines the British Media’s failure to challenge Britain’s aggression on Iran Britain is, apparently, not at war with Iran.