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The Only US Diplomat to Publicly Resign From Biden Admin Over Gaza Speaks Out
Hala Rharrit says the administration’s attempts to instill hope in concerned voters are public relations ploys.
Trump Wants to Pick Up Where He Left Off in Dismantling Federal Agencies
Government employees worry that what happened at the Bureau of Land Management will come to them in a second Trump term.
Groups Sue Oklahoma Over Public School Requirement to Teach Bible in Schools
The requirement “would support a system of religion” in schools, violating the state constitution, the lawsuit said.
15 Corporations Used Trump Tax Cuts to Pump $839B Into Buybacks and Dividends
Trump's giant corporate tax cut mainly resulted in higher executive pay and massive shareholder payouts.
Israel Injured UN Peacekeepers in Lebanon With White Phosphorus, Report Finds
Fifteen UN peacekeepers were wounded when Israeli forces shot white phosphorus rounds by their base.
400K Children at Risk of Disease in Lebanon as Officials Report Cholera Case
As the threat of disease looms, Israel has intensified attacks on health care, striking near a major hospital on Monday.
UN Report Warns a Year of Israeli Bombing Has Set Gaza Back Nearly 7 Decades
Gaza's poverty rate is estimated to reach 74.3 percent this year, with over 2.6 million people newly impoverished.
Kamala Harris Will Hold Abortion-Focused Rally in Texas
Harris isn't expected to win the state, but the rally may garner her votes from people in swing states.
UNRWA: Palestinians in North Gaza Are “Just Waiting to Die”
WFP says Israel is allowing, at maximum, 20 aid trucks a day into the region housing an estimated 440,000 people.
Will COP16 on Biodiversity Listen to Indigenous Women or Corporate Lobbyists?
Indigenous women have long been at the forefront of the global movement for land and territorial rights.