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In an op-ed, Greg Newburn warns against the trend of rapid legislative reactions to police surveillance technology, arguing that lawmakers should prioritize careful regulation over reactionary bans driven by political pressure.
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Ukraine and Poland on Sunday condemned Russian strikes near close to the Polish border as an "escalation" in the war, after drones struck a Warsaw-bound train and near a frontier checkpoint.
A new satellite image suggests that the Ozon warehouse complex in Saratov, Russia, was likely completely destroyed in the Sept. 11 strike by Ukraine’s Defense Forces.
The attack, which the reports said killed one and wounded four, drew attention back to the strait after threats to shipping in the region intensified last week when Iran-backed Houthi rebels captured…
<p>The IDF withdrew from the Ali al-Taher Ridge and redeployed along the Yellow Line. For now, troops remain in the area of Beaufort Ridge.</p>
In 'The Tractate of Departure,' 26 ex-Haredi Israelis demystify the complex challenges and varying motivations that drive someone to become secular – and shed light on those who quietly keep a foot in…
