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Jewish New Yorkers say concerns about Mamdani are real, new poll shows. Most other voters say they’re overblown.

A majority of New York City voters believe that Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s harsh criticism of Israel is a legitimate policy disagreement and that elected officials should challenge U.S. support for Israel, even if it upsets some voters, a new poll found. Views differ sharply among Jewish New Yorkers. The Honan Strategy Group survey of 703... The post Jewish New Yorkers say concerns about Mamdani are real, new poll shows. Most other voters say they’re overblown. appeared first on The Forward.
China initiates anti-dumping probe against Japan over key semiconductor chemical

China initiates anti-dumping probe against Japan over key semiconductor chemical

China has launched an anti-dumping investigation against Japan over a crucial chemical for chipmaking, marking a new escalation in tensions between Beijing and Tokyo. The investigation, set to run for one year with a possible extension of six months, targets dichlorosilane – a chemical that is primarily used in thin-film-deposition processes in semiconductor manufacturing and which plays a key role in the production of various types of chips, according to a notice from the Ministry of Commerce...
China woman, 62, gets pregnant through IVF after death of only child, sparking controversy

China woman, 62, gets pregnant through IVF after death of only child, sparking controversy

A 62-year-old woman in China, who has been pregnant for six months and regards the baby as the return of her deceased son, her only child, has trended on social media, sparking a heated discussion. On a leading mainland social media platform, a woman in Songyuan from Jilin province, in northeastern China, provides regular updates on the pregnancy life of her elder sister, Dahe News reported. The grey-haired expectant mother is pregnant for the second time in her life. In January of 2025, she...
Baywatch reboot boosted by Hollywood's $750m tax credits program hoping to save industry jobs

Baywatch reboot boosted by Hollywood's $750m tax credits program hoping to save industry jobs

For Hollywood productions, the "survive til '25" mantra didn't deliver as promised. But, now there's hope for a comeback.

The world has too much oil right now. Will companies want Venezuela's?

Crude prices are low. Companies are being cautious. But huge reserves — particularly of the heavy, viscous oil Venezuela has in abundance — remain appealing.

Palace would sell Guehi in January at right price - Glasner

Crystal Palace manager Oliver Glasner says the club could sell captain Marc Guehi this month if his asking price is met.

Palace would sell Guehi in January at right price - Glasner

Crystal Palace manager Oliver Glasner says the club could sell captain Marc Guehi this month if his asking price is met.

Palace would sell Guehi in January at right price - Glasner

Crystal Palace manager Oliver Glasner says the club could sell captain Marc Guehi this month if his asking price is met.

Palace would sell Guehi in January at right price - Glasner

Crystal Palace manager Oliver Glasner says the club could sell captain Marc Guehi this month if his asking price is met.

Palace would sell Guehi in January at right price - Glasner

Crystal Palace manager Oliver Glasner says the club could sell captain Marc Guehi this month if his asking price is met.
Trump-appointed judge demands Lindsey Halligan explain why she’s still using US attorney title

Trump-appointed judge demands Lindsey Halligan explain why she’s still using US attorney title

District Judge David Novak gives prosecutor seven days to justify her continued identification with role after another justice found in November that her appointment was unlawful
‘Chaos is coming’: Venezuela primed for violent insurgency following US intervention, experts warn

‘Chaos is coming’: Venezuela primed for violent insurgency following US intervention, experts warn

Violent drug cartels, paramilitary groups and powerful security units could wreak violence across Venezuela