Hours before the first day of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahy’s trial was set to begin, Knesset Speaker Yuval Levin on Sunday blasted the indictments, calling them “unprecedented in western democracies.” “This day … will be remembered as one of the lowest points in the Israeli judicial […]
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Last week, John Barsa, the acting administrator for the US agency for international development (USAid), sent a letter to the UN secretary-general António Guterres, criticizing the UN’s decision to include abortion as an “essential service” during the pandemic. In the letter, Barsa emphasized that USAid has to […]
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An alligator rumored to have been a favorite of Adolf Hitler died on Saturday at the ripe old age of 84. Named Saturn, the alligator was born in Mississippi in 1936 and transferred to the Berlin Zoological Garden. According to local legend, Adolf Hitler enjoyed visiting the […]
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