Tel Aviv Diary: Anti-Semitism in Europe and a Victory Speech From Hamas
A leaked phone call disavowed by both sides suggest US-Israeli relations are at a new low, reports Marc Schulman
Educating Their Children Abroad Is the Russian Elite's Guilty Secret
Many world leaders condemn the West, but still send their offspring to schools and universities behind enemy lines
Another U.N. School Hit and 43 Dead as Israel Maintains Pressure on Gaza
UNRWA, the main U.N. relief agency in Gaza, said it was at "breaking point" and acknowledged that it had found a cache of rockets in one school
Americans Want to Treat Migrant Children as Refugees
A vast majority believe the children arriving on the border should be allowed to stay if it is unsafe for them to return to their home countries
Drinking Soda As an Adolescent May Damage Memory
Sweetened drinks can cause inflammation in the hippocampus, the region in the brain responsible for memory and learning
Twitter's User Growth Beats Targets, Shares Skyrocket
Twitter reversed a steady decline in its once-heady pace of user growth and grew users to 271 million
EU Governments Agree to Russia Sanctions
An agreement has finally been reached on Russian economic sanctions, targeting energy, finance and defense
Malaria Vaccine Shown to be Effective for 18 Months
The decades-long race to create a malaria vaccine may be on the edge of a breakthrough
God Hates Reddit
The church is well known for picketing funerals of soldiers killed in the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq
Footprint of Deepwater Oil Spill Bigger Than We Thought
The discovery of damaged coral far from the spill’s epicenter signals widespread damage.
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