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Supreme leader: Iran will retaliate against 'threats'
World NowIran's supreme leader used a sermon at weekly Muslim prayers to lash out at criticism of Iran's nuclear program and to dismiss escalating Western sanctions targeting the Islamic Republic.... -
Al Schwimmer dies at 94; founder of Israel's aerospace industry
Al Schwimmer, a former aircraft engineer who smuggled American planes to Israel for its 1948 war of independence, founded its aerospace industry and later became a figure in the Iran-Contra affair, died in Tel Aviv on Friday, his 94th birthday.
The cause...Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, David Ben-Gurion, Economic Sanctions, Human Interest, Government
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Exhibit shows 100 years of Southland's aerospace industry
Money & CompanyTroves of once-classified documents and never-seen-before photos showcasing Southern California’s aerospace industry are now on display at the Huntington Library in San Marino.... -
Iran debate on front burner in Israel
World NowIsrael Iran nuclear: Israel's news cycle is very fast-paced, and so dynamic it's practically interactive. These days, reports on Iran are coming with dizzying speed.... -
Idaho plutonium case: At least 2 workers suffer internal exposure
Nation NowAt least two workers at the Idaho National Laboratory suffered internal exposure to plutonium.... -
Iran, again: No U.S. or Israeli mischief in explosion
World NowRejecting Western media reports, Iran’s military chief of staff reiterated that the massive explosion that killed a top Iranian missile commander and 16 others was not the result of sabotage by Israel or the United States.... -
New U.S. bomb gives Iran something to think about
Opinion L.A.The Air Force's Massive Ordnance Penetrator has one job: pulverize underground enemy hide-outs. And which country that we don't like is hiding dangerous stuff in underground bunkers?... -
Green energy: California poll finds overwhelming support
GreenspaceA new statewide survey of environment issues conducted by the Public Policy Institute of California found more residents favor climate change policy, want to cut greenhouse gas emissions and believe they are already experiencing the effects of global... -
Obama safe on the golf course during earthquake, but gets briefed later anyway
Top of the TicketObama's putting game was off today anyway.... -
IRAN: Tehran says no to nuclear swap
Babylon & BeyondIran says it’s no longer interested in talking with the West about swapping nuclear fuel rather than making its own.... -
Defense contractors launch campaign to end military spending cuts
Money & CompanySeeking to whip up public support for what’s expected to be a hard-fought budget battle in Congress, a group of defense contractors launched a lobbying campaign urging an end to cuts in military spending.... -
Radioactivity surges again at Japan nuclear plant
Radiation levels increased sharply inside and outside the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant Thursday, slowing work on the devastated facility again and once more throwing into doubt the integrity of the containment vessels that hold the fuel rods....Tags: Health and Safety at Work, Employees, Human Interest, Tokyo Electric Power Co., Fukushima (Fukushima, Japan)
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