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Iran Smuggles Arms to West Bank, Officials Say, to Foment Unrest With Israel
The covert operation, described by U.S., Iranian and Israeli officials, is heightening concerns that Iran is seeking to turn the West Bank into a flashpoint in its shadow war with Israel.
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A Heartland Godmother of Installation Art, No Longer in the Shadows
She is a trailblazer of the architectural sculpture movement, and her diaries rival Frida Kahlo’s. Are we ready for the unsettling clarity of Donna Dennis?
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The Zellner Brothers Take a Walk in the Woods with Sasquatch Sunset
Every film from David and Nathan Zellner—the writing/directing duo behind “Damsel” and “Kumiko the Treasure Hunter”—has a moment when the laughter stops, and the grim reality their protagonists must face sets in. The brothers adore misfits, finding space to center a lovesick drifter toting a mini-pony or a deeply depressed Japanese woman looking for the…
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Smoke and (screen) mirrors: A strange signed backdoor
Sophos X-Ops discovers a curious backdoored (and signed) executable, masquerading as something else entirely
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Sophos Named Best MSP Solution by SE Labs
Sophos has been recognized for enabling MSPs to effectively defend customers against today’s complex cyberattacks.
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The Best Restaurants in Chicago
We scouted the city’s vast food scene, from stellar hot dogs and renowned Italian beefs to refined tasting menus. (And we’re here for your comments.).
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Bidens’ Japan state dinner will start with a riff on California rolls
At Wednesday’s state dinner for Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida, diplomacy will be served with nods to Japanese ingredients.
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Celery takes center stage in this decadent soup
This luscious celery soup gives the stalky produce the star treatment it deserves.
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Norfolk Southern Settles an East Palestine Train Derailment Suit for $600 Million
The railroad company will pay residents and businesses in East Palestine, Ohio, and the surrounding area after a derailment last year.
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Higher for Longer After All? Investors See Fed Rates Falling More Slowly.
Investors went into 2024 expecting the Federal Reserve to cut rates sharply. Stubborn inflation and quick growth call that into question.