Author name: Douglas Sandoval

The Boston Globe’s diagnosis of JD Vance’s predicament is politically astute: the Republican coalition that elevated him is splintering over

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Statement from Christians and Jews United for Israel (CJUI) on the Bondi Beach Attack (Sydney, Australia) – December 14, 2025

When most Western policymakers look at Yemen, they still see a tragic but “local” civil war, best handled with UN