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From Washington to Vance: The risks of America's Middle East entanglements - opinion
The “situation” of Washington’s day is no more. Yet, in another sense, its leaders and politicians keep managing not to avoid unfortunate entanglements.
America at 250: Why Washington’s promise to US Jews still matters - opinion
America at 250: What the Founding Fathers can teach us about fighting antisemitism - opinion
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Washington Monument to reopen after 8 years of earthquake repairs
On August 23, 2011, a magnitude 5.8 earthquake struck the eastern seaboard of the United States, causing cracks and other damage to the 555-foot marble and granite monument.
Revisiting history
Brad Meltzer pens his first nonfiction work, covering the secret plot to kill George Washington.
Fight over oldest U.S. synagogue heads to the Supreme Court
It is the latest development in a years-long property dispute between Jeshuat Israel and Shearith Israel, the nation’s oldest congregation.
Travel Trends: What I see in Washington
This is one city where even a smattering of American history will enhance the visit of a tourist, foreign or domestic.
Inherently American to be pro-Israel
Washington’s treatment of the Jewish people was something that had a much larger affect than just on his country.
