Author: WSJ.com: World News

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The American left has long been turning against the Jewish state.

Israel’s battered tourism industry is showing rare flickers of life this summer as cautious Americans begin returning.

A young couple restart their life together in a mountainous corner of Greece, a region of wild beauty facing environmental changes.

The entry of 72,000 illegal immigrants within 24 hours went beyond a simple peak in irregular migratory pressure.

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Conservation and wildfire prevention are complementary objectives, not competing ones.

While the U.S. government could set narrow restrictions, a blanket ban likely would face legal challenges.

Congress could incorporate the Peace Act into the annual National Defense Authorization Act.