Новости за 03.01.2024

The first days of classes at Ben Gurion University of the Negev, like other universities in Israel, have been significantly more somber than usual.

‘There is not a single economic reason to add to the debt at the rate we are, but sadly our political leaders are unwilling to make the changes we need to turn the fiscal situation around,’ one budget hawk says.

Even free speech advocates are urging prosecutors and school administrators to take action against protests that are disrupting university classrooms and undermining the education experience.

Congressman Bill Johnson is set to retire from the House January 21, just eight days ahead of a February 2 deadline for eight spending bills.

Pretty early into ‘Time Is All You’ve Got,’ we get an idea that Shaw was one nut that wouldn’t crack. Was he eloquent? Absolutely. He was also terse, indomitable, irascible, and notoriously hard to please.

That women can be cruel to one other is hardly a fresh phenomenon of the social-media age.

No group immediately claimed responsibility for what Iranian state press called a “terroristic” attack shortly after the blasts in Kerman, about 510 miles southeast of Tehran.

The president will kick off 2024 by delving into some of the country’s darkest moments rather than affirming his record in an effort to clarify for voters what his team sees as the stakes in November.

‘We haven’t given up on anyone,’ the prime minister is reported to have assured family members.

Value of the dollar in classical specie plunges 13 percent in 2023 alone as the debt and monetary crises entwine.

Open borders, free meals and hotel rooms, and promises of free health coverage produce predictable results. Migration across the southern border set yet another record in December.

The powers of the president are awesome, but a long history suggests it won’t be easy to dismiss a special counsel.

Senator Manchin is set to attend ‘Politics and Eggs,’ an event where presidential hopefuls have teased their intentions.

If Christie is forgotten, his biographer argues, it may be because he was less flamboyant than his rivals, did not develop long-lasting stars, and was not as good at self-promotion as Hal Roach and Mack Sennett.

Local water infrastructure was struck by Iranian-backed hackers targeting a piece of equipment specifically because it was Israeli-made.

Falling level of wages and rising level of prices spell high anxiety.

Teaching, learning, and research are the reasons the institutions exist.

‘Instead of focusing on the needs of taxpaying citizens,’ one California city mayor writes, the state is ‘placing illegal immigrants at the front of the line.’

‘They’ve declared war on our city,’ one New York City councilwoman tells the Sun, ‘and maybe it’s time for us now to meet them on their own terms.’

The resignation of President Gay is likely to prove the beginning rather than the culmination of the scandal rocking America’s oldest university.

President Trump has only until January 4 to appeal the Colorado Supreme Court’s decision to remove him from the ballot, with reports suggesting an appeal is expected Tuesday.

Israel will not follow Russia’s lead in ignoring the complaint filed with the International Court of Justice. In it, South Africa is asking the top UN court to issue a preliminary order to stop all military operations in Gaza until the matter is decided.