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Sea Change: 'Very Unfavorable' Views of Israel Triple Among US Adults
Sea Change: 'Very Unfavorable' Views of Israel Triple Among US Adults
Amid a major war on Iran waged in partnership with the United States, Israel's reputation among Americans has continued to deteriorate, with 60% of US adults viewing Israel unfavorably. That's a hefty 18-point increase from 2022, according to a new survey from Pew Research. Over the same stretch, Israel's "favorable" share cratered by 18 points.
While the top-line unfavorable rating is bad news for Israel, things are even worse when you look under the hood: The proportion of Americans who have a...
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"Too Combustible": New York Times Calls For Canceling Sophie Cunningham
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Authored by Jonathan Turley via JonathanTurley.org,
The New York Times demonstrated again this week that it remains solidly part of the cancel campaign culture. The Athletic, owned by the Times, joined the mob in calling for the Indiana Fever to dump Sophie Cunningham for publicly opposing biological males playing in women's sports - a position shared by the vast majority of citizens.
The column by Candace Buckner blames Cunningham for creating a "circus" and says that she is a distraction from the...
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