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When and why does the American public support war? Washington politicians and pundits often puzzle over these questions as they try to win support for their policies, but there is a large body of academic research on public opinion and war. Do events, such as casualties or the prospect of victory, affect support more, or do partisan identities or other attachments play a larger role? What sorts of arguments should hawks and doves make if they hope to win support for their views? Please join four... Читать дальше...

Warning: This checklist will make you hungry and make you gag in equal measures.

Print section UK Only Article:  standard article Issue:  That sinking feeling (again) Fly Title:  Biotechnology Main image:  20140830_STP006_0.jpg SYNTHETIC biology—the... Читать дальше...

As a UN special envoy, Jolie has visited some of Israel's Arab neighbors; in 2009 the two movie stars lunched with the Assads in Damascus.

Sweep away shiny skin with our pick of the best pressed and loose powder bases

JPost's chef Yochanan Lambiase visits Lara restaurant in Jerusalem and gets the low down on how to make delicious denis sashimi.

A challenge to New Hampshire's popular scholarship tax credit program for low-income families has been rejected by the state's highest court. Dick Komer of the Institute for Justice comments on the ruling.

It can print, scan, and copy, but can it fly? Find out, when we put an HP all-in-one printer through three extreme destruction tests.

It can print, scan, and copy, but can it fly? Find out, when we put an HP all-in-one printer through three extreme destruction tests.

What makes some people capable of amazing perseverance?

Maps of radiation left over from the Big Bang may show traces of universes besides our own.

Faine Greenwood is a travel writer who knows what she likes: Southeast Asia, food, and drones. Soon to earn her Master’s Degree in journalism at Stanford, the native Californian was based in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, and you can see her passion for the region on her Tumblr, Faine Opines. It’s full of her Asian Instagram photos, be they captivating countryside shots, local cuisine, or weird insects. You can also read articles from the self-confessed tech nerd on her main blog, including expat humor and her passion for drone journalism technology.

Faine Greenwood is a travel writer who knows what she likes: Southeast Asia, food, and drones. Soon to earn her Master’s Degree in journalism at Stanford, the native Californian was based in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, and you can see her passion for the region on her Tumblr,Faine Opines.

If you love the Tiburon views, but can’t afford the mortgages, then Old St. Hilary’s Open Space Preserve is for you. This small preserve — only 122 acres — offers 360-degree views of the Tiburon peninsula and beyond. The preserve is divided into two areas: The northern section is a rolling ridgetop of serpentine grassland; the southern section leads to the historic Old St. Hilary’s church. The rare Tiburon jewelflower, a member of the mustard family with nearly black petals, can sometimes be seen along the trail. Читать дальше...

Scott McCartney tells WSJ This Morning's Gordon Deal about ways you can save on the price of an airline ticket, even after it's been purchased.

Ike Brannon argues that U.S. corporations investing abroad creates jobs back home. Our tax code punishes both foreign investment and bringing that income back to the U.S.