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U.S. names Iran as largest state sponsor of terror

WASHINGTON, D.C. (WJC) — The US State Department has published its annual survey of world-wide terrorism which names the Islamic Republic of Iran as the main state sponsor of terror in 2015. Iran had provided “a range of support, including financial, training, and equipment, to groups around the world,” the report said. It went on to highlight the […]

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Harvard hires Iranian who warned of ‘the Jewish threat’

Harvard University is employing a “visiting scholar” from Iran, who firmly backs the regime in Tehran and has warned against the “Jewish threat” in the past, revealed Washington Free Beacon on Thursday. Ali Akbar Alikhani is an associate professor at the University of Tehran’s Faculty of World Studies, and currently he is teaching for a

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Little Muslim girl hands flowers to Hillary Clinton

  By Ken Stone SAN DIEGO — The flowers came from La Mesa, the girl from Afghanistan. When Hillary Clinton accepted a large bouquet after her 35-minute Trump-bashing national security speech Thursday in Balboa Park, some assumed it was ethnic pandering.“Nice touch Hillary Clinton have a little Mexican give you flowers after your speech in

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Donald Trump attacks both Clintons to applause in Sacramento

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Donald Trump suggested on Wednesday that he intended to wage a summer and fall campaign against both Hillary Clinton and former President Bill Clinton, a one-two attack that drew cheers from a boisterous crowd here. “These are crooked people,” said the presumptive Republican nominee. “They’ve been crooked from the beginning.” Trump, who

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Iran’s FM against Trump: Nuclear deal can’t be renegotiated

Iran’s Foreign Minister, Mohammad Javad Zarif, said on Wednesday that the nuclear deal reached last year with world powers can’t be renegotiated, despite Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump’s pledge to do so if elected. Speaking after a lecture in Stockholm and quoted by The Associated Press (AP), Zarif said the deal “is not an Iran-U.S.

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I-8 Jewish Travel: Jews and Native Americans

-59th in a series– Exit 33, Willows Road, Alpine (eastbound) By Donald H. Harrison VIEJAS INDIAN RESERVATION, California — I wrote the following story for the Sept. 19, 1997 edition of the San Diego Jewish Press-Heritage, of which I was editor.  The sentiments expressed in this excerpt still apply today, and provide background for any

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Jon Bon Jovi campaigns with Hillary Clinton in New Jersey

NEWARK, N.J. — Hillary Clinton, seeking to clinch the Democratic nomination for president in New Jersey’s primary next week, attacked presumptive Republican nominee Donald Trump on Wednesday as “a fraud” who has “disqualified himself completely” from holding the nation’s highest office, likely offering a glimpse into the next five months of the 2016 White House

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Federal judge rejects lawsuit Sanders backers had hoped would boost his California chances

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — A federal judge refused Wednesday to reopen voter registration in California ahead of next week’s presidential primary, telling a group led by backers of Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders that the rights of the state’s unaffiliated voters have not been harmed. “There’s absolutely no showing of any federal violation,” said U.S. District Judge

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Obama: Choice in November ‘isn’t even close’

Even without a Democratic nominee yet, President Obama is jumping into the presidential campaign with both feet Wednesday, telling voters in Indiana that the choice in November “isn’t even close.” Mr. Obama will tell voters in Elkhart, Indiana, that economic issues should lead them to vote for the Democratic nominee, presumably Hillary Clinton, over Republican

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