q&a-with-former-cia-operations-officer-james-‘mad-dog’-lawler

James Lawler serves as a national security consultant and is a noted speaker on the Insider Threat in government, academia and industry. He has been the guest on over ninety national podcasts specializing in intelligence and counterintelligence. His Insider Threat presentations have included Honeywell Corporation (twice a year since 2015),Continue Reading

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Israeli political parties submitted their lists for the October 27 Knesset elections before Tuesday’s deadline., Israeli political parties submitted their lists for the October 27 Knesset elections before Tuesday’s deadline. Israeli political parties have submitted their slates for the Knesset elections on October 27. Israeli media reported that 38 candidateContinue Reading

authorities-in-india-rescue-baby-orangutans-dumped-in-forest

Authorities in India rescue baby orangutans dumped in forest, NewsFeed Authorities have rescued five baby orangutans found abandoned in India’s Odisha forest. Officials believe they were smuggled, since the critically endangered species only live on the islands of Borneo and Sumatra. Published On 9 Sep 2026,2026-09-09 09:45:00,Read MoreContinue Reading

what-we-forget-when-we-remember 9/11

Scholars of collective memory have long argued that that societies do not remember the past simply by preserving it Published September 8, 2026 6:00AM (EDT) Workers clean a wall at the 9/11 Memorial Museum as it prepares to mark the 25th anniversary of the September 11th terrorist attacks on SeptemberContinue Reading

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In Israel, the left-right divide is shaped less by economics than by positions on Palestinian statehood and occupation., For readers outside Israel, the words “right” and “left” can be misleading when applied to Israeli politics. In Europe or the United States, those labels are usually organised around taxation, welfare, labour,Continue Reading

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Many Iranians cannot access or afford life-saving drugs, but authorities say pharmaceutical sector will not collapse., Tehran, Iran – Farah, a 59-year-old resident of Iran’s capital Tehran, used to fill her autoimmune prescription with a Swiss-made drug. Now she takes the Iranian-made version and worries that, too, may soon beContinue Reading