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Now is the time to support Jana Winter

November 8, 2013  •  Fox News

Here we go again.

On Tuesday, Fox News reporter Jana Winter will be back in court, this time in Albany, continuing her fight to avoid jail and protect her confidential sources.

On that day, the New York State Court of Appeals, the state's highest court, will hear her plea to reverse a lower state court ruling which orders her to return to Aurora, Colorado to testify in the trial of James Holmes, the man charged with 166 felony charges, including 24 counts of first degree murder, in the movie theater massacre at a midnight showing of "Batman, The Dark Knight Rises." Twelve died and over 55 were injured in the attack on July 20, 2012.

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Holocaust-ed: How the Defining Event of American Jewish Identity Plays Off-Broadway

October 29, 2013  •  Tablet Magazine

Elie Wiesel, who more than any other living writer built his international reputation on bearing witness to the Holocaust, complained back in 1989 about a recurring nightmare. "I wake up shivering," he told me, "thinking that when we die, no one will be able to persuade people that the Holocaust occurred."

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Obama's strategic drift plays into Russian hands

October 28, 2013  •  Fox News

Whether it's the health care roll out or foreign policy, the Obama administration can't seem to get its "implementation" act together.

Consider Ukraine, one of the former Soviet republics which Russia is trying to pressure into remaining in its orbit.

Rhetorically, President Obama's team stands firmly with Ukraine's stated desire to sign an agreement with the European Union at the end of November. The "association" accord would lift trade barriers with Europe and strengthen economic ties with the West.

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Chilly Neighbors

September 24, 2013  •  City Journal

Russia's trade war on Ukraine, aimed at stopping its neighbor from moving closer to the European Union, began in earnest last July not with a carrot, but with a chocolate bar. Peter Poroshenko, a Ukrainian parliamentarian who owns Roshen, the Hershey's of the Ukraine, was in his office when he read in the morning paper that Russia's chief food inspector was banning all chocolate imports to Russia from his factory.

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Don't expect a new Middle East war between the states, says Israel's Shimon Peres

September 23, 2013  •  Fox News

YALTA – With the nuclear stand-off with Iran and Syrian chemical weapons still threatening the strife-torn Middle East, Israeli President Shimon Peres said he did not foresee a war between states erupting in the region any time soon.

Though he was speaking generally, and did not specifically mention either Israel or the United States, both of which have conducted military strikes against states seeking WMD and have threatened to carry out more strikes against Iran, Syria or others suspected of seeking unconventional weapons, Mr. Peres asserted that military action was both increasingly costly and unlikely to resolve the challenges posed by terrorists or aggressive, authoritarian states.

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