Donald H. Harrison

Post-election battles likely as Trump supporters are in no mood for compromise

WASHINGTON — Even before they elect a new president, voters are signaling a continued stalemate post-election on major issues such as health care, immigration and the Supreme Court. Hillary Clinton’s supporters are eager for compromise on such issues. Donald Trump’s backers want the government to stand on principle even if it means continued paralysis, a […]

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USA

Was Moses tripping when he saw the burning bush? Should you try?

A growing number of Jews are using psychedelics to reach spiritual highs, and you might be surprised to learn some Orthodox don’t frown upon the practice By Madison Margolin NEW YORK — Spiritual leader Ram Dass was born Richard Alpert, a nice Jewish boy from Boston. But in 1963, the former psychologist prof was expelled

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Jewish Religion, Science, Medicine, & Education, USA

A story is going around about Trump Jr. and his dad that makes them both look pretty bad

Miami DJ Scott Melker took to his Facebook on Thursday to tell some stories about Donald Trump Jr. According to Melker, he attended the University of Pennsylvania with Trump Jr. and was witness to some his poor behavior and alleged resentment of his father. Melker wrote that he hopes to shed “a bit of light

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French police clear thousands of migrants living rough on streets of Paris

French police begun Friday a major operation to move thousands of migrants who have living on the streets of northeastern Paris, just over one week after thousands more were moved from a larger camp in Calais. Officers backed by riot police converged early on Friday morning on the streets around Stalingrad subway station, where an

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International, Middle East

Harold Jackson: Trump appeals to same demographic as George Wallace

Some people get angry when I and others compare Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump to George Wallace. What they’re forgetting, or perhaps never knew if they’re too young, is that Wallace didn’t run for president in 1964, 1968, 1972, and 1976 as a segregationist, though he was one; he ran as a populist defender of

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Why Russia is Backing Donald Trump

In phone calls, meetings and cables, America’s European allies have expressed alarm to one another about Donald Trump’s public statements denying Moscow’s role in cyberattacks designed to interfere with the U.S. election. They fear the Republican nominee for president has emboldened the Kremlin in its unprecedented cyber-campaign to disrupt elections in multiple countries in hopes

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International, USA

Akko Tower Wreck probably dates to early 19th century

AKKO, Israel (Press Release) — The Akko Tower Wreck has been playing tricks with researchers for over 50 years. The shipwreck was discovered during the first maritime archaeological survey conducted in Israel using remote sensing technology, in 1966, and bears the distinction of being the first shipwreck identified off the coast of Israel. But the

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International, Jewish History, Middle East, Science, Medicine, & Education