Meta’s Israel Policy Chief Tried to Suppress Pro-Palestinian Instagram Posts

Sam Biddle

Jordana Cutler, Meta’s policy chief for Israel and the Jewish Diaspora, repeatedly flagged for censorship posts by Students for Justice in Palestine.
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EU “Bending” Rules to Allow Trade With Israeli Settlements, Leaked Analysis Shows

Arthur Neslen

A recent ICJ ruling requires countries to end all support for Israeli occupation — but not according to the EU’s internal legal advice.
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ACLU Leadership Rejects Staff Demands to Condemn U.S. Role in Israel’s Gaza War

Jonah Valdez

More than 650 ACLU staffers signed a petition calling on the organization to decry the ongoing war and divest from Israel.
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Cops in Riot Gear Storm Penn Students’ House in Month-Old Vandalism Case

Akela Lacy

The students said police trained guns on them and refused to provide their names or badge numbers.
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State Lawyer Quits Over Ron DeSantis’s Unconstitutional Attacks on Abortion Amendment

Shawn Musgrave

“A man is nothing without his conscience,” the Florida health department’s top lawyer wrote in his resignation letter.
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Pro-Palestine Students Face Expulsion for Using a Bullhorn

Natasha Lennard

Like other schools moving the goalposts, Swarthmore College recently changed its policies to ban “loud chanting.”
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Pegasus Spyware Maker Said to Flout Federal Court as It Lobbies to Get Off U.S. Blacklist

Georgia Gee

On the same day lobbyists for NSO met with Rep. Pete Sessions, a lawyer from the lobbying firm gave $1,000 to “Pete Sessions for Congress.”
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As Cops Scrambled at Trump Rally Shooting, Operators Assured 911 Callers Police Were in Control

Shawn Musgrave, Akela Lacy

Butler County finally released 911 recordings of the chaotic aftermath of the Trump rally shooting after a lawsuit filed by The Intercept.
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Don’t Believe the U.S.–Israel Fantasy for Lebanon

Séamus Malekafzali

Israel and the United States are already speaking about a Lebanon post-Hezbollah. They’re getting way ahead of themselves.
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After Major Industry Donor Pops Up, Harris Makes Bizarre Proposal: Crypto for Black Men

Matt Sledge

Losing Black voters to Donald Trump, the Harris campaign has an idea for helping Black men. But what does it mean?
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Meet the World’s Least Popular President

Noah Hurowitz

With a 92 percent disapproval rating, Peru’s Dina Boluarte is testing the very limits of disdain.
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Americans Need a Closing Argument Against Trump

James Risen

Too many Americans seem to be ignoring the risks that another Trump presidency would pose to the U.S. This is a warning to them.
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