War

When we breakdown the data, what looks like national unity turns out to be two markedly different understandings of the war, imagined by two different publics.

Sanctioned Iranian oil offers the opposition a rare chance to challenge the regime and stabilize global oil prices.

Exposure to loud noise from the blast of interceptions and missiles causes an increase in tinnitus – ringing in the ears resulting from damage to hearing and sometimes to the brain.

Millions of Iranians see weakening the regime as a chance for dignity, freedom, and hope.

116 hotels across the country have joined the initiative, in which anyone living from the Haifa line northward will receive a third night free until the end of March at one of the hotels on the list.

Iranian leaders have long framed their military posture as defensive. Yet the reality unfolding across the Middle East tells a very different story.

In the midst of long months of war, watching light content can provide a sense of order and control, and why reality shows, in particular, give us exactly the break we need.

Unlike other regimes, Tehran filters decisions through a theological lens, making its behavior unique and consequential both regionally and internally.

Employers will be able to put employees on unpaid leave even at the end of April and the employees will still be entitled to aid.

We owe Tucker a debt of gratitude because he is giving us an opportunity to sort out some fundamental truths.