USA

WikiLeaks’ Assange celebrates asylum safety, gives Lasso one month ‘to leave’ Ecuador

CUENCA, Ecuador — Ecuador’s ruling party candidate Lenin Moreno on Monday extended his lead over former banker Guillermo Lasso even as the opposition vowed to challenge the results. And while the National Electoral Council has not declared a winner yet, across the Atlantic there was one man who seemed to be gloating. WikiLeaks founder Julian […]

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International, USA

North Korean Defector Speaks Out Against Kim Jong Un

One of the most high profile North Korean defectors in modern history warned the United States that the reclusive regime’s Supreme Leader Kim Jong Un was maintaining power through the development of intercontinental ballistic missiles capable of long-range attacks – and would use a nuclear bomb against the nation if he felt threatened. Thae Yong

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International, USA

Susan Rice ordered unmasking of Trump team in intel: Bloomberg View report

Susan Rice, who Newsweek once described as former President Barack Obama’s “right-hand woman,” was at the center of unmasking Trump administration officials, a new report concludes. Eli Lake, who broke the story for Bloomberg View, wrote on Monday morning: “White House lawyers last month discovered that the former national security adviser Susan Rice requested the

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International, USA

Students asked to debate Final Solution from Nazis’ perspective

A New York teacher has come under fire for giving an assignment asking students to debate the final solution from the Nazis’ point of view, The Algemeiner reported. In the assignment, titled “Top Secret: Memorandum for Senior Nazi Party Members,” students were asked to recreate the debate that took place at the infamous Wannsee Conference,

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Jewish History, USA

American presidents typically lack foreign knowledge

By Ira Sharkansky JERUSALEM — It’s no surprise that Americans vote their interests. Most likely, citizens of all countries with a meaningful right to vote are parochial, i.e., most concerned about what’s close to them. For many, national political matters are less important that what they get from local authorities– whether their streets and parks are

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International, Ira Sharkansky, Middle East, USA

US-Israel talks on settlement building suspended — report

Negotiations said put on ice after Netanyahu, Greenblatt fail to agree on formula; comes days after Israel announces self-imposed restrictions By Times of Israel staff Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu meets with Jason Greenblatt, US President Donald Trump’s special representative for international negotiations, at the Prime Minister’s Office in Jerusalem, March 13, 2017. (Matty Stern/US Embassy

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Middle East, USA

Trump says US will act unilaterally on N Korea if China fails to help

London (dpa) – The United States is prepared to act unilaterally to tackle the North Korean nuclear threat if China fails to help, President Donald Trump warned in an interview with the Financial Times published on Sunday. Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping are to meet for the first time in Florida on April 6-7,

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International, USA

Improv maestro Gary Austin, founder of the Groundlings, dies at 75

LOS ANGELES — Gary Austin, who founded the Los Angeles improv company the Groundlings — a troupe that launched the careers of Paul Reubens, Will Ferrell, Lisa Kudrow and Melissa McCarthy — died Saturday in Los Angeles at age 75 after battling cancer. The Groundlings shared the news of Austin’s death at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center

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Theatre, Film & Broadcast, USA

Gorsuch headed for confirmation this week, but only after partisan battle, Senate leaders say

WASHINGTON — The Senate’s Republican and Democratic leaders have set the stage for Judge Neil M. Gorsuch to be confirmed to the Supreme Court this week, but only after a partisan battle that likely will lead to changing the Senate’s rules. On Monday, the Senate Judiciary Committee is expected to vote to send the Gorsuch

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USA

AJC engages officials in Lithuania, Hungary

VILNIUS, Lithuania (Press Release) – An AJC leadership delegation met with Lithuanian Prime Minister Saulius Skvernelis during a three-day visit to the Baltic nation’s capital. This latest AJC visit to Lithuania, which concluded yesterday, came immediately after AJC Central Europe, the global advocacy organization’s fifth and newest office in Europe, was launched at a gala

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International, USA

Pamela Anderson Writes About WikiLeaks Founder In Blog

Former “Baywatch” star Pamela Anderson opened up about WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange in a blog she penned Thursday. In a candid post, Anderson said that her relationship with Assange was “no secret” and that he was “one of my favorite people.” “Julian is a human being who is extremely empathetic and cares deeply about the

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International, Theatre, Film & Broadcast, USA