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An Israeli documentary about Gaza is sweeping the world — and Israelis are furious (opens the original)
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Almost no one has seen NAZA yet, but almost everyone has something to say about it. At the Venice Film Festival earlier this month, the documentary NAZA received a 25-minute standing ovation. In Israel, it’s all anyone’s talking about, even though few have actually seen it. Made by two Israeli filmmakers, Rachel Szor and Yuval Abraham, the movie takes place on the rooftops of Tel Aviv, where 24 anonymous Israeli intelligence agents and soldiers discuss things that they did in Gaza and how they
A sad country song about Texas could become the biggest hit ever (opens the original)
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Is “Choosin’ Texas” the song of the summer? If you haven’t yet heard about how a certain fella is choosin’ a woman from Texas over Ella Langley, it’s only a matter of time. Langley’s massive hit, “Choosin’ Texas,” began dominating the Billboard Hot 100 charts a few months ago — and never looked back. It’s still sitting at No. 1 after 19 weeks, tied for the longest time spent atop the charts among non-holiday songs. In a few more weeks, Langley could shatter the all-time record and dethrone Mari
Why Trump is at war with the International Criminal Court (opens the original)
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Secretary of State Marco Rubio has promised to “dismantle the ICC.” The International Criminal Court is in the trenches right now. Last week, its chief prosecutor, Karim Khan, was voted out of his position. In a first-of-its-kind vote, 82 member states decided that he engaged in misconduct and a serious breach of duty. The vote comes after he was accused of sexual misconduct by a female colleague at the ICC, which Khan has denied. It’s a mess, and it’s hitting the ICC at an inopportune time. On
Why people think Mitch McConnell is hiding something (opens the original)
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The senator may have posted a proof of life photo, but many still want more information. Mitch McConnell’s mysterious disappearance had everyone going a little wild. After the Republican Kentucky senator was abruptly hospitalized last month, little information was given on his condition or the cause of it. Politicians and internet conspiracists immediately started to wonder if there was more to the story. Far-right political activist Laura Loomer even went so far as to say he was “brain dead.” T
A reminder that the pope can and will excommunicate you (opens the original)
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A sect of Catholics tried to ordain its own bishops. Things didn’t go well. Pope Leo XIV is dealing with his first schism. A small, conservative sect of Catholics were excommunicated from the church earlier this month after it ordained a group of bishops without the pope’s approval. The drastic move from the first American Pope is the latest way he’s cementing his tenure at the helm of the church, just months after his call to “disarm AI.” But David Gibson thinks the Pope’s strategy of dealing
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