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Israel Debated: Why Palestine is Rewriting the Rules of Domestic US Politics
A major showdown on the House floor seemed imminent. An amendment, advanced by the Rules Committee, was poised to force a rare and telling record vote on stripping Israel of $3.3 billion…
What’s going on in Whitehall? A contemporary political mess in a 21st century Columbus suburb
Whitehall’s election recall effort stands as a clear example of why some refer to our local politics as “a cesspool.” And why the “debate” which played out online and in conversation sounded…
Israel Kills Four, Including School Principal, in South Lebanon
On Monday, July 6, Israeli occupation forces (IOF) launched a drone strike on a vehicle in Nabatieh al-Fawqa, southern Lebanon, killing Esperanza Ghandour, principal of Youssef Chamoun School, her…
Facing War’s Moral Consequences
When is the last time the U.S. government, or a fragment thereof, has truly been held accountable – not merely legally or politically, but morally accountable – for an act of violence,…
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Additional Articles
Two Scorpions in a Changing Order: The Limits of Military Power in the Iran–Israel–United States Conflict
Analysis of the Iran–Israel–United States conflict has largely focused on Iran’s nuclear program, regional proxy networks, and ideological hostility towards Israel and the United States. While these factors remain central to the…
Lies, Damned Lies, and Statistics
“They walk among us,” screams the White House’s alien-themed website tracking immigration arrests — as if immigrants being part of U.S. communities was a problem. Actually, the problem is with this website, full of egregious errors and ham-handed…
Trump Digs Up Graveyard, Builds Golf Resort in Vietnam
BANGKOK, Thailand -- Vietnam is digging up a graveyard so a sprawling Trump International golf resort with plush residences can be built along the Red River, while "the highest Starbucks Coffeehouse in Asia" has opened on Vietnam's tallest…
Lauren Abdel Samad: The Lebanese Chess Prodigy Who Put Principle Above Fame
When you prioritize principles, you decide what is right or wrong for you, regardless of whether others will praise you or whether doing so will bring you fame. That's precisely what the Lebanese child chess star Lauren Abdel Samad did during the…