NASHVILLE, Tenn. – The doctor pulls up a chair next to his patient, a 74-year-old woman with lung cancer. He tells her she doesn’t need more chemotherapy. Her eyes perk up; has she beaten her cancer? As it turns out, no. Her cancer has metastasized. She only has six months to live, at most. But
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Science, Medicine, & Education, USAWilliam Sachs Goldman, 38, was the grandson of San Francisco philanthropists Richard and Rhoda Goldman By Times of Israel staff William Goldman. (Courtesy University of San Francisco website) The grandson of a well-known Jewish philanthropist was killed in a plane crash near a small airport in San Francisco on Thursday. William Sachs Goldman, 38, was
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Science, Medicine, & Education, USAA wild lioness has been observed suckling a leopard cub in Tanzania’s Ngorongoro Conservation Area, in the first ever observed instance of such animal behavior. Although certain cats like lions have been observed taking in and nursing the young of others of their own species—usually kin of their relatives—this sighting of cross-species adoption is unprecedented.
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International, The World We ShareBy Edwin Black WASHINGTON, D.C. — While the Jewish community in some quarters has lately been divided on Israel issues, some 5,000 evangelical Christians will gather in Washington, DC July 17-18 as a granite-like block of support to defend the Jewish State. They will be attending the Christians United for Israel (CUFI) policy conference held
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Middle East, USAHaiel Sitawe, 30, not supposed to be on patrol Friday, filled in for friend, police chief reveals at funeral; thousands attend funeral for Kamil Shnaan, 22, son of former Labor MK By Judah Ari Gross and Times of Israel staff Screenshot from the funeral of Haiel Sitawe, 30, in Maghar in northern Israel. Inset: Master
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Middle EastTwo years into a terror wave, attacks in Jerusalem’s Old City are not uncommon, but Friday’s strays from the norm in its proximity to holy site, identities of the shooters By Judah Ari Gross Nearly every aspect of Friday’s terror attack in Jerusalem, in which two police officers were gunned down, stands out as irregular,
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Middle EastIsraeli President Reuven Rivlin on Friday morning responded to the terror attack in Jerusalem’s Old City. In the attack, three terrorists descended the Temple Mount armed with weapons, and fired at a group of Israeli police officers who were standing near the Lions Gate. Two of the officers were killed and a third was injured.
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Middle EastBy Shoshana Bryen WASHINGTON, D.C. — It was important that President Donald Trump open his meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin by raising the point of Russian meddling in American elections. It was equally important that he accepted Mr. Putin’s response. Russia — whether as the USSR or the Russian Federation — has spent decades
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International, Middle East, USATwo police officers were murdered on Friday morning in a terrorist shooting attack on the Temple Mount in Jerusalem, and a third was lightly wounded. The officers have been identified as Command Sergeant Major Hayil Satawi and Command Sergeant Major Kamil Shanaan. Satawi, 30, lives in the northern Druze town of Maghar, served his mandatory
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By Yoni Peres KFAR ZEITIM, Israel — Avraham Herzlich was born and raised in Brooklyn in a secular Jewish family. He worked with computers, motorcycles and race cars. He was injured in a motorcycle accident. Lying in bed at the hospital, he was reading magazines, and came across an article on Israel which triggered his
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Middle EastA California woman had a rude awakening on July 4: A mountain lion crashed through her apartment window and landed on top of her while she slept. “At first, I think she said she thought she was dreaming. It didn’t seem real,” apartment manager Francis Muniz told local Fox affiliate KTXL. (The woman was apparently
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The World We Share, USARobert Murray, CEO of Murray Energy Corp., the largest coal company in the US, has long tried to convince people that global warming is a hoax. But even he admits that the so-called “clean coal technologies” are a load of nothing – a lie. Coalers against coal “Carbon capture and sequestration does not work. It’s
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The World We Share, USAA video uploaded by Florida’s Orlando Police Department on Wednesday showed two officers struggling to explain why State Attorney Aramis Ayala was pulled over. Following the release of the bodycam video, people have accused the police officers of racially profiling Florida’s first African-American state attorney. The incident happened June 19, when the officers pulled over
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USASAN JOSE, Calif. — A now-banned Airbnb host must pay $5,000 and take a college-level course in Asian-American studies after canceling a guest’s reservation because she is Asian. The host also invoked President Donald Trump. This is the first time the California Department of Fair Employment and Housing has resolved a case against an Airbnb