From Jenna Orkin Trump's plan for Social Security will help baby boomers in the short term and cut benefits for anyone younger Judy Shelton Returns with a Bold Plan to Restore Gold NYC ending controversial debit card program for migrants Police Warn Public After 40 Monkeys Escape Research Lab The controversial post-election episode of "Saturday Night Live" got a lot of people talking — including Elon Musk Donald Trump has promised a closed border and mass deportations. Those affected are taking action now Ukraine hoped to force Russia to pick between 2 fronts. Putin chose both. Meet the new Trump administration staffers who will shape key US policies The World’s Largest Unconnected Populations China Is Drilling a 10,000-Meter (32,808 ft) Hole In the Earth:

From Jenna Orkin More of the best writing from around the web on why Trump won Germany's cabinet approves draft law on voluntary military service World's most polluted cities The U.S. National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (OSHA) cautions that FSA, an inorganic fluoride compound, has dire health consequences for any worker that comes into contact with it. Breathing its fumes causes severe lung damage or death and an accidental splash on bare skin will lead to burning and excruciating pain. Fortunately, it can be contained in high-density cross-linked polyethylene storage tanks. It is in such tanks that fluorosilicic acid has for the past half century been transported from Florida fertilizer factories to water reservoirs throughout the United States. Once there, it is drip fed into drinking water. What Trump might do on Day One of his presidency New York City, an area not known for wildfires, has been under a drought watch after the driest October on record, which increases risk of fires, Mayor Eric Adams said on social media. Canvassing for Kamala Going door-to-door in Pennsylvania felt intense and hopeful, but after Trump’s victory in the state a few encounters kept floating back. Dispatches A Dark Reminder of What American Society Has Been and Could Be Again In no way did Trump win a mandate as commanding as, say, Ronald Reagan’s victories over Jimmy Carter, in 1980, and Walter Mondale, in 1984, but, according to an early analysis by the Times, more than ninety per cent of the counties in the country appear to have shifted toward him since the last election. NYC under air quality alert, grilling ban as smoke blankets tri-state

From Jenna Orkin Trump did well in deep-blue states, a sign of his broadening appeal What Trump's win means for retail giants like Walmart, Target, and Costco What a second Trump term means for Intel Trump campaign quietly distances itself from RFK Jr after new vaccine safety comments House election results The lawyer behind Senate Bill 8, Texas’s abortion-bounty law, is closely allied with Trump and recently represented him before the Supreme Court. Project 2025 outlines a plan for formal federal surveillance of pregnancy. This is what so many young men, straight men who want women to bear their children, voted for. The fight is now peer-to-peer, between men in favor of reproductive servitude and women who refuse. This year won’t just be the hottest on record—it could be the first to surpass the 1.5-degree-Celsius threshold laid out in the Paris climate accord. The computing power underlying AI tools like chatbots requires massive amounts of water for liquid cooling systems that absorb and dissipate the heat generated by computer servers. Data centers should install rainwater catchments to supply their water needs, write Justin Talbot Zorn and Bettina Warburg, a policy advisor and AI researcher, respectively. Do More Than Half of Americans Read Below 6th-Grade Level? We can all learn something from JD Vance’s Venmo, old blog

From Jenna Orkin Trump 2.0: Who would be in the running for top jobs in Trump's second administration? Donald Trump’s Revenge The former President will return to the White House older, less inhibited, and far more dangerous than ever before. What Trump’s win means for the world’s most pressing problems What Trump has promised to do on ‘day one’ as president What the election results could mean for your retirement account Will Trump enact Project 2025? Here’s what’s in it. What Trump’s win means for the world’s most pressing problems Donald Trump’s West Palm Beach Victory Celebration Trump's win could lead companies to push up prices. Here's why. Trump’s return to power raises serious questions about the media’s credibility

From Jenna Orkin Trump 2.0: Who would be in the running for top jobs in Trump's second administration? The Americans Prepping for a Second Civil War Voting technology is more secure than it’s ever been. This is the result of a shift in American voting procedures more than two decades in the making: Most people now vote by machines that efficiently scan paper ballots. Or they use touch screens and other forms of direct-recording electronic machines (“DREs”), which also generate backup paper records. Those physical paper trails are an election safeguard—ballots are verifiable, auditable and recountable, as I wrote on Saturday. In October, amateur mathematician Luke Durant discovered a new prime number, and it’s 41 million digits long. Yup, the number has 41,024,230 digits (for comparison, the approximate number of total atoms in the observable universe is only about 80 digits long). A prime number is a number that can be divided only by itself and 1; so 3, 7, 13, 17, and 19 are all primes, whereas 15 is not. How he did it: Prime number hunters use a computing trick devised by 17th-century French mathematician Marin Mersenne, who discovered that multiplying 2 by itself some number of times (2^n) and then subtracting 1, you sometimes get a prime number. Durant assembled a global supercomputer across 17 countries by buying processing time from various cloud GPU providers to crunch through larger and larger iterations of the Mersenne calculation, churning through about 12 times as many numbers as every other computer involved in the Mersenne prime search combined. Ukraine says it attacked North Korean troops for the first time Masking Returns Looking to Move Abroad From the US? Here’s How Specialists that help Americans move to places like Portugal and Spain are busier than ever. Blame election stress. A robot retrieves the first melted fuel from Fukushima nuclear reactor U.S. Trump sues CBS News over 60 Minutes interview with Harris; network says suit is "completely without merit" Betting it all on fluoride: Trump takes a risky final gamble to let RFK Jr. “go wild” on health

From Jenna Orkin Bird flu was detected in a pig, and it could be a tipping point threatening more human transmission Gun death rates in some U.S. states comparable to conflict zones, study finds China built a $50 billion military stronghold in the South China Sea Trump, Harris campaign in the West as polls show tie just 5 days out How Pro-Trump Activists Hijacked Georgia’s Election Board The Economic Philosophy of Donald Harris What Nate Silver Has Said About Donald Trump's Chances Harris takes slim lead over Trump in final Iowa Poll before 2024 election Last New York Times/Siena poll of the 7 battleground states released: See the results Disputes in South China Sea could disrupt trade lanes, lead to war, experts say

From Jenna Orkin The Trump Show Comes to Madison Square Garden The rally featured Hulk Hogan, Rudy Giuliani, “Y.M.C.A.,” and a thrum of American nativism. Hezbollah named its new leader, a long-serving deputy, after Israel killed his predecessor VW Seeks Unprecedented Plant Closings as Auto Crisis Deepens What to know about Elon Musk’s reported phone calls with Putin and why it matters Onagawa plant's No.2 reactor to resume operations Bezos Editorial Majority of swing-state voters say they fear violence if Trump loses An examination of 47,282 tree species finds that one in three tree species are at risk of extinction. Global temperatures through September point to 2024 topping 2023 as the hottest year on record. How Binyavanga Wainaina Wrote About Africa

From Jenna Orkin 10 countries join BRICS as partners Xiaomi tapes out China’s first 3nm smartphone SoC and plans to launch Xiaomi 15 series next week TD Bank pleads guilty in money laundering case, will pay $3 billion in penalties American creating deepfakes targeting Harris works with Russian intel, documents show China Enlarging Nuclear Forces With Eye on America: US Intel Supreme Court ignites wave of lawsuits against federal regulations China now has the biggest navy in the world Chinese hackers said to have collected audio of American calls A new storm may be brewing in the Caribbean. What to know. According to so-called moral framework theory, which identifies major principles that determine social behavior, people are more likely to align with more conservative ideals during the spring and fall.

From Jenna Orkin The U.S. Spies Who Sound the Alarm About Election Interference Lost Silk Road cities mapped using remote sensing Researchers screened microbe communities living in wastewater and found four strains of Acetobacterium that could digest "forever chemicals," or PFASs for perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl substances. Central Asia Emerges as Epicenter of Rare Earth Mineral Rush Bezos faces a Washington Post revolt after he reportedly blocked the paper from endorsing Harris Dollar dominance to end? BRICS launches symbolic banknote; Putin says, ‘They used it as weapon…’ Can the tire industry be sustainable? Guayule farmers say yes. Israel limited its attack on Iran, hoping to ease tensions for now Elon Musk, enemy of ‘open borders,’ launched his career working illegally L.A. Times Editor Quits after Publication’s Owner Strikes Down Kamala Endorsement

From Jenna Orkin What Happens to Hamas and Hezbollah Now That Their Leaders Have Been Killed? Opinion: Sloan Kettering’s hardball negotiation tactics threaten to hurt its patients Pharma Paid $1.06 Billion to Reviewers at Top Medical Journals Moldova barely approves its EU referendum amid allegations of Russian interference Environmentalists long decried the impact of rubber production. This small shrub may offer an alternative. Bill Gates privately said he donated $50 million to a pro-Harris super PAC, report says TRUMP: ‘I NEED THE KIND OF GENERALS THAT HITLER HAD’ Wyoming has found a way to mitigate forest fires: Stop blowing up dead horses Cow-dung Powered Ships Long-extinct animals could be resurrected as robots to shed light on evolution

From Jenna Orkin Why some families will pay $500,000 for Ivy League admissions consulting: ‘It’s worth the investment’ A Telegram group posted what it calls 'highly classified' US documents about Israel's attack plans Attempted Assassination of Netanyahu Newsom on SpaceX rejection: ‘I’m with Elon’ Maryland detectives nabbed gold bar thief using fake UPS package from Kentucky India Says It has Resolved Border Dispute with China Sovereignty for Sale It goes way beyond tax havens and offshore banking. Enterprising countries have figured out how to put their legal systems at the disposal of corporate interests. The Tight-Knit World of Kamala Harris’s Sorority Water Contamination Warning for North Carolina After Hurricane Helene Experiment Confirms 50-Year-Old Theory on Extracting Energy from a Black Hole Large Areas of South America Lacking Groundwater

From Jenna Orkin African Nations Plan To Launch Their Own 'Energy Bank' Meloni: Italy imposed full arms embargo on Israel over Gaza ground op The 20 Countries With the Lowest Fertility Rates (2024) This tiny country says it will give $500 to every adult as an Exxon oil boom supercharges its economy South Korea says at least 1,500 North Korean special forces in Russia Long COVID may be contributing to record low standardized test scores in kids, What the Closeness of This Election Suggests About the Future of American Politics What to know about the potential $30 million whale moving betting markets toward Trump New Hampshire Attorney General John M. Formella announces that New Hampshire Supreme Court Associate Justice Anna Barbara Hantz Marconi has been indicted by the Merrimack County Grand Jury for two felonies and five misdemeanors relating to her attempts to interfere with a criminal investigation into her husband, Geno Marconi. Penguin Random House books now explicitly say ‘no’ to AI training

From Jenna Orkin The Sahara Desert flooded for the first time in decades. Here’s what it looks like Trump Gives Ominous Clue About What May Happen If He Loses Ghostly white giant worms appear to be reproducing under the seafloor where tectonic plates meet Will There Be a Second Stone Age? Kamala Harris’s Hundred-Day Campaign Tim Cook is having a great week as Apple stock hovers within reach of record high Orange Juice Climbs as Hurricane Milton Shrinks Florida Crop India Plans $109 Billion of Grid Investments to Boost Renewables This Is How Oil Ends How Alarmed Should We Be If Trump Wins Again?

From Jenna Orkin Pakistan’s internet slows to a crawl as suspicion falls on government How 24-year-old cloud-seeding wunderkind Augustus Doricko plans to save the world Jeffrey St Clair: Phoenix, AZ, just set their daily high temperature record for Oct 13th–102.5F. This is their 20th consecutive daily record high temperature. Every day since September 24 has set a new daily record. Biden sends antimissile system and 100 troops to Israel, deepening U.S. role Trump chips away at Harris’s national advantage, two new polls show Hurricane recovery officials in N.C. relocated amid report of ‘armed militia,’ email shows All eyes are on Pennsylvania this election cycle. Erie County demonstrates why Norway Wants to Strengthen Consumers’ Right to Pay Cash US election live: Trump refuses to say if he has talked to Putin since leaving office but insists it would have been ‘smart thing’ to do Migrant deaths in New Mexico have increased tenfold in last two years Walgreens to shut 1,200 US stores with stock trading near 30-year lows

From Jenna Orkin Net Impact One man’s cyber-crusade against Russian corruption. Alexei Navalny’s Prison Diaries The Russian opposition leader’s account of his last years and his admonition to his country and the world. “The Apprentice,” Reviewed: The Immoral Makings of Donald Trump Food and drinks containing unwashed poppyseeds can make people test positive for opioids—and can in some cases be fatal. The Strange Death of Job Price Navy SEAL Cmdr. Job Price's 2012 death in Afghanistan was ruled a suicide. But an private investigator says it was murder. Russia’s illicit Starlink terminals help power its advance in Ukraine How Saudi Arabia could create a crisis for Russia's economy Social Pressure Index: Private Opinion in America “Complete Neglect”: Thousands Were Not Evacuated from Florida Jails & Prisons Ahead of Hurricane Milton Captured documents reveal Hamas’s broader ambition to wreak havoc on Israel

From Jenna Orkin Why Hurricane Milton Is a Sign of the New Abnormal Check Fraud Is RRising Caroline Giuliani's Plea: Donald J. Trump Took My Father, Don’t Let Him Take Our Country Too How China is using antisemitic conspiracies to influence down-ballot races Boris Johnson just published his political memoir. It’s unbelievable. We're only eight days into a new fiscal year and FEMA has spent nearly half the disaster relief money that Congress has allocated for the next 12 months. Cases of whooping cough dropped dramatically during the COVID pandemic, but are climbing again, with more than 16,000 reported in the U.S. this year as of the end of September–four times the count at this time last year. The Texan Doctor and the Disappeared Saudi Princesses The US Navy is burning through missiles in the Middle East that it would need in a war with China IEA: The World Is Not on Track to Triple Renewable Capacity by 2030

From Jenna Orkin Trump secretly sent covid tests to Putin during 2020 shortage, new book says In landmark move, EPA requires removal of all U.S. lead pipes in a decade Why the Godfather of AI Fears What He's Built Trump had as many as 7 private calls with Putin since leaving office, Bob Woodward writes in new book What is making Hurricane Milton so ferocious City-by-city forecasts as Hurricane Milton closes in on Florida’s west coast In the pantheon of first lady memoirs, Melania Trump’s is something else Rwanda is battling its first-ever outbreak of Marburg virus, a deadly illness related to Ebola. They're employing rigorous testing, contact tracing and quarantining measures. Debunking Helene Response Myths Why Hurricane Milton Is a Sign of the New Abnormal

From Jenna Orkin Large French Alpine ski resort to close in face of shrinking snow season ‘People hold me accountable for a fanatical rightwing government’: Jewish Americans on how their lives have changed since 7 October Climate warning as world’s rivers dry up at fastest rate for 30 years • Due to variations in chemicals, colors and composition, plastic is an “inherently unrecyclable material,” writes Judith Enck, a former regional administrator of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. The Rise of the Crypto Lobby From crypto to A.I., the tech sector is pouring millions into super PACS that intimidate politicians into supporting its agenda. Bird flu has reached Antarctica and could have a devastating effect Mojitos and an MRI Meet the "medical tourists" who are getting health screenings on their vacation getaways. Geoffrey Hinton, the 'Godfather of AI,' wins Nobel Prize for Physics Kamala Harris hits '60 Minutes' without Donald Trump. Political scientists weigh in on whether the interview matters. Musk Offering $47 to Recruiters per Voter Registered in Swing State

From Jenna Orkin JD Vance Funded AcreTrader. Here’s Why That Matters. A Pair of Billionaire Preachers Built the Most Powerful Political Machine in Texas. That’s Just the Start. Parts of Antarctica are turning green at an 'astounding' rate When a massive asteroid wiped out the dinosaurs, ants began farming fungi Democrats are losing their grip on the Latino vote. I visited the Texas border to find out why. Mushrooms are the darling of sustainability The government has used Musk's Starlink satellites to help hurricane-affected areas access the internet. Iran’s Oil Tankers Flee Biggest Export Terminal Fearing Israeli Attack Trump would add twice as much to national debt as Harris, study finds Ireland is a ‘playground’ for Russian intelligence, says former army chief

From Jenna Orkin The Ministers expressed deep concern over the security situation related to terrorism in Afghanistan, noting that terrorist groups such as ISIL, Al-Qaida, the Eastern Turkestan Islamic Movement (ETIM), Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), Jaish ul-Adl, Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA) and other similar groups in the region including Majeed Brigade, as well as others, based in Afghanistan, continue to pose a serious threat to regional and global security.  John Kempf | How to speed up the adoption of regenerative farming practices Iranian missiles hit Israeli military sites, visuals show The female soldiers who predicted Oct. 7 say they are still being silenced What’s going on here is that the Supreme Court, by making Donald Trump a “class of one” with its immunity decision – he is the only person in the history of the United States to have been declared immune from prosecution -- even for official acts as president that are criminal in nature – the Supreme Court has effectively made itself the trial court for any cases involving Donald Trump, because the Supreme Court created him as a “class of one” with immunity that only the Supreme Court can rule on, because they created his immunity out of whole cloth. No, Donald Trump Isn’t Wading Through Hurricane Floodwaters, You Absolute Morons Hamas built an underground war machine to ensure its own survival Okla. is buying schools 55,000 Bibles. Specs match the $60 Trump Bible. Escalating contest over South China Sea disrupts international cable system What Is Privacy For?

From Jenna Orkin Rancher sentenced to 6 months in prison for illegally cloning giant sheep Fact-checking the vice-presidential debate between Vance and Walz Decommissioned nuclear reactors are turning back on, in part to power AI technology. POLITICS Judge unseals crucial special counsel filing in Trump 2020 election case J. D. Vance Got the Conversation He Wanted at the Vice-Presidential Debate But the matchup came down to Tim Walz’s record in Minnesota versus his opponent’s unfailing defense of Donald Trump. Alcohol poisoning kills dozens of people in Iran A trio of crises threatens to upend the race 5 weeks before Election Day Port Union Suspends Strike Can Harris Stop Blue-Collar Workers from Defecting to Donald Trump? I'm a computer science professor at UC Berkeley. Tech jobs are drying up and graduates are no longer guaranteed a role.

From Jenna Orkin The hard-right Freedom Party comes first in Austria A win for Herbert Kickl, a would-be Viktor Orban The Rat Studies that Foretold a Nightmarish Human Future SpaceX capsule arrives at space station to save NASA astronauts stranded by Boeing's Starliner When natural disaster strikes, the legacy of Ronald Reagan haunts I Quit Teaching Because of ChatGPT A new race for lunar dominance is underway. And at this moment, the U.S. is poised to lose to China, writes former NASA official Thomas Zurbuchen. Why Donald Trump Picked J. D. Vance for Vice-President Who won the VP debate between JD Vance and Tim Walz? Here's what a new poll found Decade-low tariff to boost Indian gold consumption in festive season Location: Israel, the West Bank, and Gaza Event: Security Alert As a result of the current security situation, the U.S. Embassy has directed all U.S. government employees and their family members to shelter in place until further notice.

From Jenna Orkin Trump Allies Bombard the Courts, Setting Stage for Post-Election Fight The U.S. Department of State’s Rewards for Justice (RFJ) program, which is administered by the Diplomatic Security Service, is offering a reward of up to $20 million for information leading to the arrest or conviction of Shahram Poursafi, also known as Shahram Pursafi, Mehdi Rezayi, and Shahin Pourbakhsh. Poursafi is a uniformed member of Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) who is believed to be working on behalf of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps-Qods Force (IRGC- QF) to arrange the transnational murder-for-hire of former U.S. National Security Adviser John Bolton. Seven Things You Thought You Knew about Nuclear Energy But it might be time to re-think Chief of naval operations navigation plan FOR AMERICA’S WARFIGHTING NAVY 2024 Israel says it intercepted Yemeni missile Former FAA contractor indicted over claims that he worked as a secret agent for Iran, DOJ says Kate Barr is waging a sure-to-lose campaign for a seat in the N.C. legislature as a protest against gerrymandering, which has made elections uncompetitive in states nationwide. How ignored warnings at Boar’s Head plant led to a deadly listeria outbreak Meet the astronauts preparing to travel farther from Earth than any human before Supplies arrive by plane and mule to North Carolina as Helene death toll tops 100

From Jenna Orkin #Helene resources: The latest storm forecasts, maps, imagery and more You Look Like a Thing and I Love You: How Artificial Intelligence Works and Why It’s Making the World a Weirder Place Japan's new prime minister could try to shake up the country's military pact with the US The charges against New York City Mayor Eric Adams explained in 60 seconds Photos show flooding and destruction as Hurricane Helene slams Florida, leaving over 3 million homes and businesses without power Qatar becomes first Arab state to join US visa waiver programme Gulf monarchy is a key mediator in Israel-Hamas ceasefire talks but has come under criticism from some US lawmakers Scientists Urgently Warn: Stop Drinking Bottled Water Top Adams adviser Ingrid Lewis-Martin raided, subpoenaed by state and federal authorities Is There a Method to Donald Trump’s Madness? I'm a former FBI agent and cybersecurity expert. Here are 5 things everyone should do to outsmart online criminals.

From Jenna Orkin Eating less beef is a climate solution. Here's why that's hard for some American men America Is Polarized. Why Are New York’s Suburbs Undecided? Iran’s New President Makes His U.N. Début as the Middle East Is in Flames New York City Mayor Eric Adams has been indicted Blackouts Plague Tajikistan as Energy Promises Fall Short 3,000 years of madness and death Hurricane Helene threatens ‘unsurvivable’ storm surge in Florida as it’s forecast to explode into catastrophic Category 4 Sweeping bill to overhaul Supreme Court would add six justices Strange Rocks Clinging to Mummies Could Be World's Oldest Cheese The Mayor and the Con Man

From Jenna Orkin Spinning artificial spider silk into next-generation medical materials Hezbollah launched its deepest strike on Israel yet — targeting Tel Aviv Shell Abandons Norway’s Hydrogen Projects Due To Lack Of Demand Seaweed to Save the Planet Energy from Raindrops Ex-New York prosecutor accused in bribery case dies by suicide during FBI raid: Reports New, Unprecedented Facebook Rule Appeared on TV That Allows Meta to Use Your Photos? Florida Surgeon General spreads COVID misinformation in booster guidelines. A 2017 flood at the entrance of a 16-year-old underground, refrigerated repository designed to preserve seeds for the world’s key food crops reveals the shortcomings of planning for climate change rather than focusing on slowing it down, writes Naomi Oreskes, a professor of the history of science. The seeds at the Svalbard Global Seed Bank also will not have evolved during storage and might no longer grow well in the natural world if and when they are re-introduced.

From Jenna Orkin Kamala Harris initially left off Montana absentee voting system Warfare: Conventional, asymmetric, dare we whisper nuclear -- let's call the whole thing off. Donald Trump’s Many Lucky Breaks A new book by two New York Times investigative reporters comprehensively debunks the notion that Trump is a good businessman. The Case for Having Lots of Kids Bloomberg's chief economist shares why there's a 70% chance the US economy is recession-bound — and warns a stock-market sell-off could sink consumer spending The US is sending more troops to the Middle East to help US citizens flee as Israel-Hezbollah clashes intensify Trump wants to lure foreign companies by offering them access to federal land Prosecutors say evidence clears him. He’s set to be executed today. This new diet could help save the planet and your health. Here’s how it works. To combat voter fraud claims, election officials try radical transparency New York congressman allegedly gave his lover a job – and his fiancee’s daughter, too

From Jenna Orkin What Trump has promised to do on ‘day one’ as president The summer Europe turned on tourists Can a College Class Still Be Diverse? As Taliban starts restricting men, too, some regret not speaking up sooner Volodymyr Zelensky Has a Plan for Ukraine’s Victory We're losing the one thing that's keeping the peace between America and China AOC's attack on Teamsters leadership shows just how much unions are going to matter in the presidential election Exclusive: Feds and State AG Investigate an Alleged Human Trafficking Empire Run in Springfield, Ohio, for Years by ‘King George’ Feds: Man accused in apparent assassination attempt left note indicating he intended to kill Trump The note was placed in a box dropped off months earlier at the home of an unidentified person who did not open it until after last Sunday's arrest. Israel launches ‘extensive’ strikes on Hezbollah; Lebanon says 182 killed, 727 wounded

From Jenna Orkin Trump says if he loses election, Jewish voters would have ‘a lot’ to do with it For 57 days this fall, Earth will have a second moon Microsoft deal would reopen Three Mile Island nuclear plant to power AI One Man’s Stand Against Trump’s Election Denialism The Last Stand of the Rural Democrats Only around a million people live in Montana, but the state will likely determine the balance of power in the U.S. Senate. Nebraska Republicans may change law that could determine presidential election outcome Israeli Jew recruited by Iran in plot to kill Netanyahu, Gallant or Shin Bet head Bar Biggest Countries in 2100 Israel didn’t tamper with Hezbollah’s exploding pagers, it made them – New York Times