Month: January 2026

A Minneapolis knitting shop has resurrected the design of a Norwegian cap worn to protest Nazi occupation. Its owner says

Freed hostages, starving children, overwhelmed doctors – Sudan’s war deepens as funding dries up and help falls short

More than 3 million pages, thousands of videos and images released, detailing the late financier and sex offender’s ties to

Amazon-backed film about US first lady gets mixed reviews while underscoring Donald Trump’s business alliances and marking a return for

State Department announces major weapons packages amid Iran tensions and Gaza ceasefire talks; bulk of deal will see Israel buy

Jordan Hoffman and Amanda Borschel-Dan review the newly released ’33 photos from the Ghetto’ and take a second look at

Israel’s reliance on minimal Liquified Petroleum Gas reserves leaves its economy vulnerable, and winter could bring serious supply issues.

The Senate passed the spending package by a bipartisan vote of 71 to 29, but the House of Representatives is

Israel’s greatest environmental challenge is being a highly developed, innovative country with key infrastructure missing

Israel’s foolhardy hyper-dependence on expensive, vulnerable, and explosive gas rigs will be the subject of a state commission of inquiry.