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Collaborator: Let's not lose the great opportunity for peace between Lebanon and Israel

Defeating Iran is the primary goal of the current war in the Middle East, but Lebanon may offer the best…

This week, Iranian worshipers gathered for the first Friday prayers since the assassination of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. For most mourners,…

to the editor: Contributor Veronique de Rugy proposes another free-market solution to our healthcare problems, but there's an inherent problem…

contracted to 1.3350 on Thursday, as the pound remained under pressure and traded near three-month lows. Pressure on the dollar…

to the editor: It's hard to imagine anything more dangerous and unnecessary than spraying deadly herbicides into Southern California's open…

it holds near 1.1620 on Friday, and is on track to gain about 1% by the end of the week.…

The United States healthcare system consistently ranks as the most expensive in the developed world. It is not expensive, as…

Rumors of talks between Iran and the United States sent the dollar down, but not for long. The strength of…

It was beyond disconcerting to hear the Iranian foreign minister on Sunday sound like Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky circa 2022.…

paused briefly midweek after a string of solid gains, currently trading at 157.59. The Japanese currency remains under pressure from…

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