Saturday, May 4, 2024
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Jack Smith Wins Again on ‘Secrecy’ – a Key to His Strategy To Convict Trump in Mar-a-Lago Documents Case
The special counsel scores another win with respect to redactions, but the right to a ‘public’ trial does not belong to him.
Hope Hicks Weeps on the Witness Stand, Denounces Michael Cohen as ‘Not Selfless and Charitable,’ a ‘Mr. Fixit’ Who ‘First Broke It’
Ms. Hicks said of Cohen that, ‘I used to say he would like to call himself a “fixer,” or “Mr. Fix-it.” But it was only because he first broke it.’
Eurovision Contest Presents Extra Challenge for Israeli Singers, as It Takes Place at ‘Antisemitism Capital,’ Sweden’s Malmo
Israel’s national security council issues its second-most-serious travel advisory, warning citizens against visiting Malmo until the end of the contest on October 12.
Another Trump Economic Boom?
After Defending Anti-Israel Riots at Columbia, Congressman Bowman Loses Two More Key Endorsements to Primary Challenger
Columnists
Editorials
Opinion
RFK Jr., Rejecting ‘Spoiler’ Role, Challenges Trump To Debate Amid an Escalating War of Words
The Time Has Come for President Biden To Remove the Handcuffs on Ukraine’s Military
Oft-Maligned, Nationalism Shows Signs of Emerging as One of the West’s Best Defenses Against Tyranny
Pennsylvania’s Primary ‘Protest’ Votes Could Prove Decisive as a Close Presidential Election Looms in November
National
New York Police in Riot Gear Descend on NYU, ‘Progressive’ New School, Meet Little Resistance From Anti-Israel Protesters
Students at the New School arrived for classes that the university had canceled on Friday morning.
In Glimpse of War’s Future, Air Force Secretary Takes Off in Fighter Jet Powered by Artificial Intelligence
It was fitting that the flight took place at Edwards Air Force Base, a vast desert facility where Chuck Yeager broke the speed of sound and the military has incubated its most secret aerospace advances.
Miss America, an Air Force Graduate, Sits Down To Talk Astrophysics, Among Other Things, With the Sun
The second lieutenant talks about combat wrestling and her study of black holes.
It’s ‘All Hands on Deck’ in California as Wildfire-Prone State Combats Insurance Exodus
Insurance giants have been fleeing the state, but they indicate that a plan to overhaul decades-old regulations could bring them back to the Golden State.
Will 10th Time Be the Charm for New York City-Based Owner of Kentucky Derby Betting Favorite?
Mike Repole is back at Churchill Downs with another horse favored to win the Kentucky Derby and finally conquer the ‘Run for the Roses’ after repeated disappointments and setbacks.
100 Million Americans Say Civil War Could Rip Country Apart Within 5 Years, Survey Suggests
The possibility that America could face another civil war soon is not so far-fetched for a lot of voters.
Foreign
Behind Turkey’s Abrupt Halting of Trade With Israel, Some Political Soft-Shoe Seems To Be Afoot
Just what the Middle East needed — a new trade war.
War in Ukraine Turns Out To Be the ‘Best Thing That Could Ever Happen to Kim Jong-Un’
The North Korean tyrant is looking to expand its weapons sales beyond Russia.
Trump Golf Resort Loses Complaint Against Scottish Newspaper That Reported on Its Filthy Kitchens, Expired Sausages
Trump International’s resort had dirty ‘chopping boards and appliances, food handlers failing to wash their hands properly, and sausage meat found to be nearly three months out of date,’ a Scottish newspaper reported.
The Art of the Bad Deal: Blinken’s Israeli Pressure Campaign Makes Hamas Less Likely To Accept ‘Generous’ Hostage Offer
As the terrorist group’s Gaza boss watches worldwide support for his cause grow, including on American campuses and streets, he might conclude that the war he launched on October 7 is increasingly winnable.
Five Human Skeletons Missing Hands and Feet, Including a Baby’s, Are Found Buried Under Nazi Göring’s ‘Wolf’s Lair’
‘Those who laid the pipes should have discovered the human remains,’ one archeologist says. ‘We were completely shocked.’
May Day in Much of Europe Means Girding To Fight Fires as Well as Dousing Fiscal Malaise
Public and private sector employees across the Continent stage their traditional 24-hour strikes, but the start of fire season in Greece portends battles over more than just wages.
Politics
A Texas Democrat, Henry Cuellar, Is Indicted for Bribery, Money Laundering
The Democrat and his wife maintain that they are ‘innocent of these allegations.’
Members of Congress Launch ‘Dog Lovers Caucus’ in Response to Kristi Noem’s Confession About Killing Her Canine
The South Dakota governor has admitted to shooting her ill-behaved dog, Cricket, decades ago.
A Majority in All but Five States Think Abortion Should Be Legal: Poll
The survey found that there were only five states — North Dakota, South Dakota, Arkansas, Idaho, and Utah — where a minority of respondents said abortion should be legal in most or all circumstances.
Right Wing of GOP, Prominent Conservatives Align With Far Left Democrats in Opposition to Antisemitism Awareness Act
Critics of the measure on the left include the American Civil Liberties Union, which famously defended the right of the American Nazi Party to march at Skokie, Illinois, in the 1970s.
Trump, Wooing Libertarian Voters, Agrees To Speak at Party’s Convention as Concern Waxes on the Right Over RFK Jr.
Impending appearance by the GOP front-runner sparks fights online about ‘MAGA infiltration’ of the party and debates about libertarian principles.
Editorials
Opinion
RFK Jr., Rejecting ‘Spoiler’ Role, Challenges Trump To Debate Amid an Escalating War of Words
The Time Has Come for President Biden To Remove the Handcuffs on Ukraine’s Military
Oft-Maligned, Nationalism Shows Signs of Emerging as One of the West’s Best Defenses Against Tyranny
Pennsylvania’s Primary ‘Protest’ Votes Could Prove Decisive as a Close Presidential Election Looms in November
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Jack Smith Wins Again on ‘Secrecy’ – a Key to His Strategy To Convict Trump in Mar-a-Lago Documents Case
Hope Hicks Weeps on the Witness Stand, Denounces Michael Cohen as ‘Not Selfless and Charitable,’ a ‘Mr. Fixit’ Who ‘First Broke It’
After Defending Anti-Israel Riots at Columbia, Congressman Bowman Loses Two More Key Endorsements to Primary Challenger
Eurovision Contest Presents Extra Challenge for Israeli Singers, as It Takes Place at ‘Antisemitism Capital,’ Sweden’s Malmo
It’s ‘All Hands on Deck’ in California as Wildfire-Prone State Combats Insurance Exodus
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