Israel Says It Has Killed Ali Larijani, Iran’s De Facto Political Leader
The killing, which Iran has not yet confirmed, could embolden Iranian hard-liners, as the U.S.-Israeli bombing campaign continues.
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A War With, Not for, Israel
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Bipartisan Bill Would Waive $100,000 Visa Fees for Medical Professionals
The bill, sponsored by two Republicans and two Democrats in the House, seeks to alleviate shortages of doctors and nurses in the U.S.
Israel Keeps Killing Key Iranian Leaders. Will It Work?
Israeli officials trumpeted airstrikes that killed Iran’s de facto leader and the commanders of a militia notorious for violently suppress…
Israel, Generational Divide Animate Democratic House Primaries in Illinois
Crowded Democratic fields will determine the power of pro-Israel lobbying dollars and how eager voters are for a new crop of leaders.
Ex-Sheriff’s Deputy in Cryptocurrency Extortion Plot Sentenced to 5 Years
The former deputy with the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department pleaded guilty last year to conspiracy charges for his role in the sche…
The Iran War Is Pushing Some Countries to Cut Back On Energy Use
As the conflict enters its third week, some nations are trying to reduce energy use, including a mandatory energy holiday in Sri Lanka.
What to Know About Banksy and the Effort to Unmask Him
An investigation by Reuters, which says it has identified the street artist, hinges on a police report from his arrest in New York two decad…