Is Donald Trump’s hair real or not? That is a question several people have asked over the years, but one lucky person got to actually tousle those luscious blonde locks to see if they are real. “The Tonight Show” host Jimmy Fallon has the honor of messing up the presidential candidate’s hair. Last night’s episode […]
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Theatre, Film & Broadcast, USADonald Trump said in an interview with Dr. Mehmet Oz that aired Thursday that he’s against requiring a prescription for birth control, calling it too tough of an ask for some women. “I think what we have in birth control is … when you have to get a prescription, that’s a pretty tough something to
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Science, Medicine, & Education, USAFormer prime minister Ehud Barak tore into Benjamin Netanyahu and his current Israeli government in a cutting op-ed in The Washington Post on Thursday, accusing the prime minster of “reckless conduct” that has damaged Israel’s strategic position and threatens its very existence. Writing a day after US and Israeli officials signed a massive new military
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Middle East, USAA gold coin with a profile of the Roman Emperor Nero has been discovered near Mount Zion in Jerusalem. The coin dates to 56 CE, and says, “NERO CAESAR AVC IMP.” These coins are extremely rare, and are mostly found in private collections. Nero’s likeness testifies to the Roman presence in this area during that
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International, Jewish History, Middle EastRepublican presidential candidate Donald Trump on Thursday sent a personal letter to Israel”s former President Shimon Peres, wishing him a speedy recovery from the stroke he suffered earlier this week. “Melania and I join well-wishers from around the globe in wishing you a swift recovery. You are among the last of a generation of leaders
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International, Middle East, USAJoseph Michael Schreiber, a 32-year old Jewish man, admitted that he set fire to the Islamic center where Omar Mateen, the infamous Orlando shooter, would pray. Schreiber, a resident of Port St. Lucie, Florida, said to police that he feels “embarrassed” by his deeds and that he never meant to hurt anyone. That was according
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International, USAThe Orthodox Jewish community of Berlin celebrated a welcoming of a Torah Scroll into the local synagogue at the beginning of the week. During the ceremony, led by Rabbi Yehuda Teichtal, rabbi of the Jewish community of Berlin, torches were held by children of the local Jewish community and by Syrian refugee children. “We seek
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International, Middle EastIsraeli swimmer Inbal Pezaro won the country’s third bronze medal at the Rio de Janeiro Paralympics on Wednesday, coming in third in the 200-meter freestyle swim. The 29-year-old veteran swimmer completed the race in 3:38.20 minutes. Pezaro, from Kibbutz Yizrael in Israel’s north, became paralyzed in her lower torso in childhood. On Sunday, Israeli rower
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International, Middle East, Sports & CompetitionsOdelia Karmon, a former adviser to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu when he served as leader of the opposition, reportedly told police her former boss attempted to cover up payments she received from a US non-profit while under his employment, according to recordings obtained by the Haaretz daily on Friday. Karmon was being investigated as part
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Middle EastIf Hillary Clinton is sicker than she is letting on – or if her recovery from pneumonia takes longer than she hopes – it will cast a pall over the U.S. presidential race. Donald Trump, already catching her in the polls, may experience a surge as Clinton voters switch to undecided, worried whether she could
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USAItalian former President and senator Carlo Azeglio Ciampi speaks to reporters after consulting with Italian President Giorgio Napolitano at the Quirinale palace in Rome February 23, 2007. [Photo/Agencies] ROME – Former Italian president, prime minister and central bank governor Carlo Azeglio Ciampi, who played a key role in guiding the country into the European single
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International, Obituaries & memorialsIsrael’s education system spends less per student than most other Western countries, and educated Israeli women earn far less than similarly educated men, an OECD report released Thursday revealed. The 2016 Education at a Glance report found that women study more than men, but earn less. And although the amount spent is a higher proportion
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Middle East, Science, Medicine, & EducationWASHINGTON — Donald Trump, who for years has stoked unfounded conspiracies about President Barack Obama’s birthplace, said Friday that he is now convinced the president is an American-born citizen. “President Barack Obama was born in the United States. Period. Now we all want to get back to making America strong and great again.” he said,
WASHINGTON — Hillary Clinton needs to put a smile on her face. Donald Trump needs to avoid saying anything at all about her face. Those are two of the tips from insiders for the major party candidates as they head toward their first, potentially pivotal debate. Among the others: They need to be careful. The
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