When the beloved science publication got too political, its corporate owners stepped in. Now its future is uncertain.

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The run-up to the vote on Tuesday is exposing the façade of Israeli democracy—and the fealty of the country's so-called opposition when it comes to matters of Jewish supremacy.

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Texas Senate candidate James Talarico is invoking Christian teachings to challenge Republican policies on immigration, ...