Charles Krauthammer says he has weeks to live
"I am sad to leave, but I leave with the knowledge that I lived the life that I intended," the dean of neoconservative columnists said in a farewell note.
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With Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren, J Street PAC now endorses more than half of incumbent Dems
Endorsing more than half of the party's caucus is a sign of how aligned Democratic policies are with the liberal Jewish Middle East policy group.
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Conservative camps respond after some counselors take left-wing course on Israel
By Ben SalesThe statement follows efforts to have counselors teach about Palestinian perspectives at camp.
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Bernie Sanders, focusing on foreign policy, blasts Israel on Gaza
By Ron KampeasIn a series of videos, the Vermont Independent drops the nuance in blaming Israel for the violence at the border.
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Kenneth Marcus narrowly wins Senate approval for top civil rights post
The vote was strictly over party lines, as no Democrat backed his nomination for the Education Department job.
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A NJ college professor shares conspiracy theories and anti-Semitic tropes. Is that protected speech?
Clyde Magarelli says Ashkenazi Jews are not genetically related to the ancient Israelites and fewer than a million Jews died in the Holocaust.
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A groundbreaking project aims to study the Latin American Jewish experience
Its director says the initiative is the first anywhere to study the experience of Latin American Jews through the lens of gender.
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Roseanne Barr retweets statement accusing Valerie Jarrett of wanting to kill Jews and Israelis
The retweet came several minutes after Barr tweeted on Tuesday that “I'm making restitution for the pain I have caused.”
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In opening monologue, Samantha Bee apologizes to Ivanka Trump and immigrant children
Bee had come under fire for her remarks from the White House, politicians and fellow actors, and also lost at least two sponsors for her show, "Full Frontal."
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The year’s biggest day of primaries left Jewish incumbents (mostly) safe
By Ron KampeasThe Republicans' far-right problem, meanwhile, fizzled but did not disappear.
