Today's Poll Question
Should social media outlets publish or censor Bin Laden's 2002 "Letter to America"?
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The Guardian |
TikTok is actively and aggressively removing videos that promote Osama bin Laden's 2002 letter, which justified the 9/11 attacks, amidst its widespread, controversial viral spread on the platform. |
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The New York Times |
Israeli troops scoured the largest hospital in Gaza for a second day, searching for a Hamas presence or any evidence that the armed Palestinian group had used tunnels underneath it as a secret base. |
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CNN |
Special counsel prosecutors are using an LA grand jury in the federal investigation into Hunter Biden's business dealings, focusing on tax issues and issuing subpoenas, including to his uncle, James Biden. |
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The Washington Post |
[Content Warning] A rare and unsettling examination reveals the catastrophic impact of AR-15s in major U.S. mass shootings, including those in Uvalde, Las Vegas, Sandy Hook, and Sutherland Springs. |
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Watch Today's Headlines |
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NBC News |
Snoop, known for his long-standing association with marijuana, surprised fans by announcing on social media his decision to quit smoking, leaving some skeptical about his seriousness. |
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SCOTUSblog |
The Supreme Court denied Florida's request to reinstate a law restricting children’s attendance at drag performances, with a divided court and no enforcement allowed during ongoing challenges. |
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House Committee on Ethics |
The House Ethics Committee's report found Rep. George Santos guilty of breaking federal laws and lying to voters and donors, leading to calls for his expulsion and a decision not to seek reelection. |
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The Detroit News |
Michigan and head football coach Jim Harbaugh have settled their dispute with the Big Ten, agreeing to a three-game suspension amid an NCAA investigation into alleged sign-stealing. |
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Los Angeles Times |
A Moorpark College professor was arrested for involuntary manslaughter in the death of Jewish protester Paul Kessler during a clash between pro-Palestinian and pro-Israel groups. |
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The Wall Street Journal |
Amid Putin's confident stance in the prolonged Ukraine conflict, the West faces challenges in responding effectively, with a shift towards a long-term containment strategy emerging as a potential approach. |
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Jewish Electorate Institute |
The November 2023 Jewish Voters Survey shows strong support for Biden, with 74% approving his Israel-Hamas conflict handling and 68% favoring him over Trump in a hypothetical 2024 election. |
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The Daily Mail |
Will Smith, denying allegations of a sexual encounter with Duane Martin by former assistant Brother Bilaal, feels targeted in a smear campaign, distressing his family including wife Jada and children. |
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Pitchfork |
Singer Cassie sues Sean “Diddy” Combs, alleging sexual and physical abuse, including rape and sex trafficking, in a federal lawsuit; Diddy vehemently denies the allegations. |
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The Hill |
In New Hampshire's GOP primary, Trump leads with 42% support, followed by Nikki Haley at 20%, while other candidates trail behind; voters' opinions vary on candidate qualities and electability. |
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USA Today |
The "Modern Family" cast, including Sofia Vergara and Sarah Hyland, reunited, sharing photos and videos on Instagram, though Ty Burrell was notably absent from the gathering. |
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KRON4 |
David DePape was found guilty of attempted kidnapping and assault after attacking Paul Pelosi in their San Francisco home, with the verdict reflecting the seriousness of politically motivated violence. |
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Fox News |
Amid rumors of a 2024 "shadow campaign," President Biden remarked that Governor Gavin Newsom could take his job, as doubts about Biden's reelection bid and Newsom's ambitions surface. |
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BBC |
Netflix's "The Crown" final series, featuring 'ghost Diana', has divided critics, with many disapproving its portrayal of Princess Diana's death and aftermath, despite praise for some performances. |
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Yahoo! Finance |
Compass CEO Robert Reffkin asserts that despite current challenges in real estate, it's an ideal time for agents to improve and grow, focusing on building strong, trusting relationships with clients. |
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Newsweek |
Michael Ramirez defends his controversial cartoon on Hamas using human shields against accusations of racism, highlighting the role of editorial cartoons in stimulating debate and freedom of speech. |
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Exclusive Content |
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By Geoffrey Corn |
Military law expert Geoffrey Corn contends that the excessive labeling of Israeli actions as war crimes and genocide erodes their true meaning, much like overclassification diminishes the value of secrecy. |
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For the Left |
During a meeting with Xi Jinping, Biden referred to him as a "dictator," causing discomfort for Blinken, who later stressed the need for responsible management of US-China relations. |
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For the Right |
President Biden signed a temporary spending bill to prevent a government shutdown, leading to a budget dispute with congressional Republicans and stalling wartime aid for Ukraine and Israel. |
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