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Detailed analyses of land titles and corporate registry clearly show there is no large scale foreign ownership of ...

In Soraya Antonius’s newly reissued novel “The Lord,” a mysterious magician puzzles and fascinates British residents of Palestine in the early 20th century.

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The Stevens Literacy Center has been renamed the Stevens Center for Literacy and STEM Education, reflecting its expanded ...