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Nation
House disarray leaves path for Israel aid uncertain
Congressional leaders in both parties have pledged to approve emergency military support to Israel for its war against Hamas, but gridlock over federal spending and the Republican leadership crisis engulfing the House have raised questions about how and when such aid could be delivered. Continue reading →
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World
Zelensky says Gaza war furthers Russian aims
In remarks released on social media on Monday night, Zelensky, who has repeatedly expressed support for Israel, also appeared to seek to rally support for his country at a time when Ukraine is facing stiff Russian resistance on the battlefield amid signs of wavering support among a few of its allies. Continue reading →
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World
Russia is denied a seat on the UN Human Rights Council
Russia failed to regain a seat on the United Nations Human Rights Council after a majority of countries in the General Assembly voted against it on Tuesday, a sign that support for international efforts to isolate Moscow for its war in Ukraine remains significant after nearly 20 months of fighting. Continue reading →
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Obituaries
Kevin Phillips, 82, who foresaw GOP’s Southern strategy, dies
Kevin Phillips, a self-taught ethnographer whose groundbreaking findings in the mid-1960s heralded what he called an “emerging Republican majority” in national politics, based on a so-called Southern strategy that would help the party win five of the next six presidential elections, died Monday in Naples, Florida. He was 82. Continue reading →
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