While House Republicans were holding the line against the tide of anti-Israel sentiment sweeping the country, Vance went on the most-listened-to podcast this week and made it clear that he is not to be counted among those who share that position.
A 364-day calendar, disputed by Jerusalem and the Qumran sect, was used by the Qumran community, but was abandoned as relations with Hasmonean King Alexander Jannaeus improved.
A priest in northern Argentina said that he celebrated the wedding of an opposite sex couple who, nevertheless, each identified by the opposite gender.
Bishop Kevin Rhoades of Ft.Wayne-South Bend urged Notre Dame to make things right and rescind the appointment of Prof. Ostermann to the Liu Institute for Asia and Asian Studies.
Grimm’s Law, the Yamnaya expansion, and palaeogenomics illuminate how one steppe language spread through mass migration and domination. Muslim hegira and jihad in modern Europe repeats the ancient pattern.
The Epstein papers keep on nourishing the darkest suspicions about America's ruling class. The current chatter is deafening, but stand by and find out what turns up. And just in time for the Super Bowl!
In Haiti, the Massif de la Hotte is home to a large number of plants that grow there and nowhere else, suggesting that birds flying over Cuba and Hispaniola were responsible for plant diversity.
There is no critical mass of Democrats willing to take on the anti-Israel left wing of their party, nor address the rise of extremists flouting the rule of law.