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[ad_1] Once again, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel has pushed the limits, defying a nationwide protest movement to win new curbs on the Israeli judiciary’s power to pose a check to his far-right coalition government. But after years of brinkmanship and chaos management by the Israeli leader, this feels different. Such is the rancor […]

[ad_1] When they pant, wander around looking for shade, and finally stubbornly lie down and refuse to walk, your dog is telling you something, and you probably don’t need a dog whisperer to figure it out: Your canine friend is hot, and telling you in the adorable way that only dogs can. Though you can’t […]

[ad_1] Good morning and welcome to Fox News’ morning newsletter, Fox News First. Subscribe now to get Fox News First in your email. And here’s what you need to know to start your day … FIRST ON FOX – Republicans advocate for unborn babies to be included in child tax credit in massive federal family care […]

[ad_1] With nearly all votes counted, no political party or likely coalition has won enough seats in the Congress of Deputies to declare victory. Both PSOE, the mainstream social-democratic party of Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, and their conservative opponents PP, fell short of the 176 seats needed for a majority, even when combined with parties […]

[ad_1] After many people got a taste of the freedom that comes with remote work and other flexible arrangements during the early days of the pandemic, it went from being a valuable benefit, to a priority for some job seekers. Employers know this, and, according to Molly Johnson-Jones, CEO and co-founder of Flexa Careers, some are […]

[ad_1] A sheriff’s deputy in Texas was fatally shot in the line of duty Friday evening while responding to a report of a domestic fight, authorities said. Deputy David Bosecker responded around 9 p.m. to a home on Highway 183 between Cisco and Rising Star, the Eastland County Sheriff’s Office said. Bosecker was first to […]

[ad_1] OUTSIDE AVDIIVKA, Ukraine — The headquarters of one of the battalions in Ukraine’s 53rd Mechanized brigade smells of fresh cut pine trees. The scents are from the wooden support beams in the labyrinth of trenches that make up most of the unit’s ad hoc base outside the embattled town of Avdiivka. In the main […]

[ad_1] We all need to make excuses from time to time: Things don’t always go according to plan—including for reasons beyond our control. But for some people, making excuses is the norm, rather than an exception. Everyone knows someone like that, whether it’s a flaky friend, a perpetually late co-worker, an unreliable family member, or […]

[ad_1] A skeleton found in an unoccupied building near UC Berkeley was identified as the body of Steven Lawrence McCreary, and his death was ruled a homicide. But McCreary, who would’ve been 50 today, didn’t have any known affiliations with the California university or a home in the area, police said, making his death that […]

[ad_1] While traveling around Canada on assignment, I usually try to visit museums and art galleries and, when they’re available, local bookshops. While they’ve long been battered by big box stores and the website of Indigo-Chapters, by the ease of Amazon shopping and by e-books, I frequently find that many independent sellers in Canada are […]