Kerry peace drive near doomed two state solution fades
The article argues John Kerry’s push for a Israeli Palestinian deal by a April deadline faces slim odds as Abbas meets Obama and the Oslo era framework erodes. It notes changing facts on the ground, waning youth support, and rising barriers like walls and checkpoints that undermine a two state outcome.
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Israelis and Palestinians divided over two state solution poll
Trudy Rubin notes a Zogby poll showing about one third of Israelis and Palestinians view a two state solution as feasible. A December survey by the Palestinian Center for Policy and Survey Research shows 65 percent of Palestinians over 50 back two states while only 47 percent of 18 to 34 do.
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Almanac March 24 2014 notable births and events
March 24 2014 marks day 83 of 2014 with notable birthdays including Steve McQueen and Alyson Hannigan. It notes the 1944 Stalag Luft III escape and references The Great Escape film. Also mentions exxon valdez spill oil and the moon phase between March 23 and 30.
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Fatty” Arbuckle
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Alyson Hannigan
Peyton Manning
Jessica Chastain
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Sagan
Germany
Prince William Sound
Family decline tied to poverty and culture debate
Washington column argues critics misread Paul Ryan on poverty and cites Moynihan’s work. It links family structure to intergenerational poverty, notes rising single parenthood, and urges addressing cultural factors over macroeconomic tweaks. George Will cites Moynihan and Eberstadt on work and welfare dynamics.
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Carrot Dating Bribes Create A New Date Scheme
Dayton Daily News columnist notes MIT graduate Brandon Wade launched Carrot Dating using bribes to secure dates. The app offers gifts from flowers to vacations, claiming bribery wins dates, with 30,000 users and Boston reports of women receiving freebies for dates.
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