Editorial Calls Out Foreign Influence in 2016 Elections
Guest editorial denounces Russian interference in U S elections dubbing 3500 Facebook ads a calculated attempt to inflame race tensions and shape opinions. It urges accountability for platforms and readers while stressing need to identify reject and punish foreign influence in the electoral process.
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Jerusalem and the rebirth myth in a Trump moment
National Review editor Rich Lowry argues Trump’s embassy move solidifies Jerusalem as Israel’s capital, echoing Bar Kokhba era claims and Begin’s 1982 rebirth proclamation. He notes Gaza tensions rise as Arab capitals stay largely quiet, framing the decision as a permanent, reality-based shift rather than a mere provocation.
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Democrats Hold Advantage Six Months From Midterms
Amid looming elections six months away, polls show Republicans may lose seats in the House and Democrats could gain in the Senate. Political analyst Charles Cook notes a rare scenario with divided power and cautions over economic conditions and party messaging shaping voter decisions before November.
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