International

Senators call for select committee to investigate Russian hacking

WASHINGTON — Four powerful members of the Senate called Sunday for creation of a special select committee to investigate Russian attempts to influence the presidential election, a sign of growing concern that GOP leaders’ plans to use existing panels will produce a partisan inquiry. Sens. John McCain, R-Ariz., who chairs the Armed Services Committee, and

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Venezuela reinstates the 100-bolivar banknote

Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro has suspended the withdrawal of the country’s most widely-used banknote. Maduro said the 100-bolivar bill will be reinstated after higher-denomination notes failed to arrive in time. The change in policy comes after days of cash shortages, clashes with police and looting. Speaking from the presidential palace, Maduro blamed a “sabotage” campaign

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International

Skirt lengths, sexual misconduct charges roil Israel

By Ira Sharkansky JERUSALEM — It’s not all Arab terror, clashing demands of ultra-Orthodox and Reform Jews, concerns about what Obama might do in the coming month, Trump in the Oval Office, or barbaric Russians, Syrians, and other Muslims just over the northern border. There’s also been an explosion of concern about women’s legs, and

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Ira Sharkansky, Middle East

Gun retailers report a run on firearms after passage of new California restrictions

California Gov. Jerry Brown’s approval of wide-ranging gun control legislation in July has triggered a run on firearms in the state, with some stores reporting sales have doubled since then. Starting Jan. 1, the general public in California can no longer buy semiautomatic rifles equipped with bullet-buttons that allow for the quick removal and replacement

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Zsa Zsa Gabor dies at 99; she had glamour and husbands in spades

LOS ANGELES — The best known of three glamorous sisters from Hungary, actress Zsa Zsa Gabor pioneered a modern version of celebrity — she was famous for being famous. With the advent of television talk shows, Gabor became a frequent guest as early as the 1950s, charming audiences with her fractured English and slightly risque

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Obituaries & memorials, Theatre, Film & Broadcast, USA

Nobel Peace Prize was Obama’s burden

By Barry Shaw NETANYA, Israel — Attempts to achieve peace through inaction are bound to fail. Just ask the people of Aleppo. Attempts to achieve peace through appeasement are bound to fail. Just ask Neville Chamberlain. Peace only comes from assertive action that destroys a rampaging enemy’s will to survive. Just ask Winston Churchill. World

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Barry Shaw, International, Middle East, USA

Swedish Foreign Minister tweets about trip to ‘Palestine’

Swedish Foreign Minister Margot Wallstrom, who was refused meetings with Israeli ministers during her visit to the region, on Saturday tweeted about her visit to “Palestine”. “Returning from Palestine. Action is needed to save the two state solution. Settlements and demolitions thwart conditions and hope for peace,” tweeted Wallstrom, who visited Ramallah and met with

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International, Middle East

Oxfam head: Spat with Johansson over Sodastream was a mistake

The head of the Oxfam International confederation of charities admitted that the organization’s public spat with former celebrity ambassador Scarlett Johansson over her support of the Israeli company Sodastream was a mistake which cost the organization thousands of donors, the Guardian reported. Mark Goldring made the comments at a seminar which addressed the issue of

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Middle East, Theatre, Film & Broadcast

Ivanka Trump joining an anti-Trump synagogue?

As Donald Trump builds his cabinet and administration ahead of Inauguration Day on January 20th, Trump”s Jewish offspring are preparing for the spiritual transition to Washington D.C. Ivanka Trump, her husband Jared Kushner, and the couple”s three children are relocating from New York to the capital, amid suggestions both the President-elect”s daughter and son-in-law could

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