The risk of wider war in the Middle East looms over Biden’s reelection effort
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Book Review: Hampton Sides revisits Captain James Cook, a divisive figure in the South Pacific
Captain James Cook’s voyages in the South Pacific in the late 1700s exemplify the law of unintended consequences. He set out to find a westward ocean passage from Europe to Asia but instead, with the maps he created and his reports, Cook revealed the Pacific islands and their people to the world.
Democrats worry Biden's support for Israel ruined his image for key voters: 'Cruel policy'
Democrats are worried President Biden's stance toward Israel has ruined his standing with a key portion of the Democratic base, as the president continues to face criticism from progressives over his messaging on the war in Gaza.
Democratic senator hits admin for Israel messaging, says he's 'not clear' on WH position
Sen. Chris Van Hollen, D-Md., revealed on Sunday that he still isn't fully clear on the White House's position concerning aid and Israeli accountability amid the humanitarian situation in Gaza.
Rahul Gandhi fails to win HC relief in Modi surname case
Ahmedabad: The Gujarat high court did not grant interim suspension on Congress leader Rahul Gandhi conviction in a criminal defamation case over his “Modi surname" remark in which he was sentenced to two years in jail by a Surat court.
Lok Sabha Elections 2024: AAP minister Atishi gets Election Commission notice over ‘join BJP’ claim
The Election Commission of India (ECI) sent a notice to Atishi on April 5 over her claims about being asked to ‘join BJP or face jail’. The Delhi minister has been asked to issue a response.
Biden Is ‘Outraged.’ But Is He Willing to Use America’s Leverage With Israel?
When President Biden said he was “outraged and heartbroken” about the killing of seven World Central Kitchen aid workers in Gaza, his forceful language raised a natural question: Would this strike, even if a tragic error, lead him to put conditions on the weapons he sends to Israel?
Tying federal funds to fourplexes happening despite premier pushback: Fraser
Many of Canada’s provincial governments say they are not willing to go along with the conditions to access a proposed $6-billion infrastructure fund tying eligibility for federal cash to making it easier to build fourplexes.