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Democracy summit includes countries with poor human rights records

Pakistan, Iraq, Congo and other nations taking part in Biden s Summit for Democracy have raised concerns. Here s why they re included. ....

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Gameday Guide: Nov. 6 vs. Colorado

Rookies Chinakhov, Sillinger in the spotlight, but Voracek thinks they re ready to shine ....

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Sunburn — The morning read of what's hot in Florida politics — 8.2.21

Sunburn — The morning read of what's hot in Florida politics — 8.2.21
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World leaders' residences opening doors to tourists

More and more official residences belonging to world leaders are opening their doors to tourists. For the world leaders, it’s a great way to lift the building’s world heritage status and show people one of their country’s architectural treasures. For tourists, it’s a great opportunity to explore an iconic national building first-hand, and for many, has become a key attraction to check out when visiting a country. Tourism Review introduces a list of seven world leader residences around the globe available for tourists.
The White House, the USA
Any tourist going to Washington D.C. should certainly visit the White House. This iconic building can be found at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue NW in the city of Washington D.C. It is home to the US President, who lives and works there. The White House was built between 1792 and 1800, and designed by James Hoban, an Irish architect. It was built in the Neoclassical style from Aquia Creek sandstone painted white. ....

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What's the deal with Israel, Palestine and the vaccine? – The Forward

Michael Che’s joke on Saturday Night Live about how Israel had only vaccinated the “Jewish half” of its population landed with a thud on stage, but it unleashed a firestorm of criticism in its wake. Israel’s critics called the joke much needed truth-telling about the nation’s vaccine success story, which has excluded the Palestinians. Defenders of Israel said the joke was just plain wrong, if not antisemitic.
So, who was right?
That depends who you ask. The American Jewish Committee called Che’s joke “false” and “dangerous,” and Anti-Defamation League chief Jonathan Greenblatt said it played into antisemitic tropes. Both start from the premise that Israel is only required to vaccinate its own citizens, and note that shots are available to the 20% of Israelis who are not Jewish. Arab Israelis lag behind in vaccination rates as do ultra-Orthodox Jewish Israelis but it’s not true that Israel is not offering them vaccines. ....

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