Новости за 21.11.2024

German chancellor under pressure from own party to mirror US president and drop out of election race

The ‘all in or all out’ approach of Josh Kushner’s VC business inverts the traditional venture model. Will it pay off?

Arguing is often a cherished family tradition.

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That is Gaza behind me. The fence line is 600m away. The northern part of Gaza, where Israel is carrying out a genocide within a genocide, systematically starving 300,000 Palestinians to death, is about 2km further. The absurdity and the obscenity of being able to be this close to 20,000 murdered children, their bodies “prophetic … Continue reading "Stare Into Gaza: The Horror Was Not What I Expected"

Tick Segerblom hits reverse. He should mingle with his constituents more often.

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Entrepreneur’s decision to back Trump carries both risks and rewards

"We will not allow Hezbollah and its supporters to continue funding terrorism against the State of Israel," said Katz.

"We will not allow Hezbollah and its supporters to continue funding terrorism against the State of Israel," said Katz.

DANIA BEACH, Florida: Spirit Airlines, the U.S. pioneer of no-frills travel, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, citing ongoing financial struggles, failed merger attempts, and looming debt maturities.

Francesca Albanese did not mince her words. In a strongly worded speech at the United Nations General Assembly Third Committee on October 29, the UN Special Rapporteur deviated from the typical line of other UN officials. She directed her statements to those in attendance. “Is it possible that after 42,000 people killed, you cannot empathize … Continue reading "End of Empathy: Did the Gaza Genocide Render the UN Irrelevant?"

Kirk Ueberrhein, age 55, of Fremont peacefully passed away November 19, 2024.

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Lynn A. Ostrem, 62, of Chaseburg, died Tuesday November 12, 2024 in Viroqua.

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