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‘New York Times’ Article Claiming Ancient Judaism Recognized ‘a Range Of Genders’ Draws Criticism

A New York Times article drew criticism in recognizing of ‘a range of genders’ of distorting Jewish law from other critics.

Zenger

Trump relishes idea of a perp walk as ex-president prepares for indictment

The former president’s confidantes aren’t sure if he is emitting bravado or he is genuine, The New York Times reports

The Independent UK

Fox News viewers still love their lies

Republican voters, party leaders, and propagandists share a fundamental belief: That the truth doesn't matter

Salon

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Trump seizes on likely indictment to pass begging bowl for 2024 campaign

Ex-president attempts to capitalize on anticipated charges over hush money payments to Stormy Daniels

The Guardian - US

New Yorkers outraged as city tries to replace iconic ‘I Heart NY’ logo

The new ‘We Heart NYC’ campaign aims to ‘inspire optimism and civic action’ in a post-pandemic New York City

The Independent UK

Lives torn apart by British airstrikes in Mosul give lie to UK’s ‘perfect’ precision war

Exclusive: Britain says no civilians died in its targeted bombing of Islamic State in Iraq. The Guardian went in search of the unacknowledged victims

The Guardian - UK

Greek intelligence allegedly uses Predator spyware to wiretap Facebook security staffer

A former Facebook employee in Greece, a US national, was allegedly placed under a wiretap by the country’s national intelligence service through Predator spyware. Artemis Seaford worked for Facebook between 2020 and 2022 as a trust and safety manager in Greece. She became suspicious of a potential hack after spotting…

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Robin Abcarian: The 20th anniversary of Iraq invasion also marks a colossal failure of the mainstream media

Twenty years ago, President George W. Bush ordered the invasion of Iraq, toppling the despot Saddam Hussein and fomenting a kind of hell that Iraq is still grappling with today.

Los Angeles Times

Row erupts over deep-sea mining as world races to finalise vital regulations

Head of seabed authority accused of abandoning neutrality at critical point with first commercial application imminent

The Guardian - UK

Companies that get federal subsidies should be required to provide child care

The Biden administration plan to impose a child care requirement on the semiconductor industry is a start.

Chicago Sun-Times

New York Arrest Would Be a Gift for Trump

Plus: Libertarians ask Supreme Court to consider New York ballot access rule change, Wyoming bans abortion pills, and more...

Reason

Commentary: Ukraine wants Russia prosecuted for war crimes. Why is the US stalling in its support?

Should the U.S. do everything it can to help hold Russia accountable for its atrocity crimes in Ukraine? As Russian bombs and soldiers wreak havoc on the country, you would think so. The New York Times, however, recently reported that the Pentagon is blocking U.S. efforts to hand over important…

Los Angeles Times

Alex Jones reportedly concealing funds to avoid $1.5bn payout to Sandy Hook families

The conspiracy theorist was ordered to pay the families of the victims damages for claims that 2012 shooting was a hoax

The Guardian - US

Today’s Wordle hints and answer: June 21, 2026, solution #1,828

Find out what today's Wordle hint and answer is and get some tips for it, plus see the solutions to previous games.

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Bangkok Post

Atrocities rise as Myanmar army faces pressure

When the soldiers from Myanmar’s notorious army reached the village of Nanneint, the residents fled. Some took refuge in the basement of a nearby Buddhist monastery.

France 24

How fake media accounts in Afghanistan are used to push Taliban propaganda

Since the Taliban took over control of Afghanistan in August 2021, numerous accounts mimicking or trying to present themselves as media outlets have popped up online. These fake accounts share content that appears to be authentic, often using the same graphic signature and style as the real media outlet. But…

Bangkok Post

'John Wick' star Lance Reddick dies

Lance Reddick, a prolific actor who gained fame playing a police commander on the Baltimore crime drama “The Wire” and later had prominent roles in the “John Wick” movie franchise and the Amazon series “Bosch", died on Friday. He was 60.

ABC News

Russia, the US and a 'pro-Ukraine group' are all suspects in the Nord Stream sabotage. How do the theories stack up?

Several suspects have emerged since the Nord Stream gas pipelines were spectacularly sabotaged last year, including the Russians themselves, the US and a non-state "pro-Ukraine" group.

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The Independent UK

Judge who could decide Trump’s fate once lived with Supreme Court justice Brett Kavanaugh

James Boasberg, an Obama appointee, is taking over as DC chief judge and will oversee DOJ’s special counsel investigations

Axios

International Criminal Court issues arrest warrants for Putin over Ukraine invasion

The cases allege Russia has abducted Ukrainian children and teenagers.

The Independent UK

How Trump’s team plans to launch ‘smear campaign’ against Manhattan DA’s office over hush money probe

Trump’s campaign will seek to claim that any charges are the work of a politically-motivated attack by the Democratic Party – with a particular focus on aiming to tie DA Alvin Bragg to President Joe Biden, says report

Sports Illustrated

Alabama’s Kai Spears Refutes Report He Was at Deadly Shooting

A Wednesday report from The New York Times stated the freshman walk-on was a fourth Crimson Tide player at the scene of the January incident.

The Conversation

Lineker-BBC row: survey shows how different outlets approach their staff's social media presence

The row over Gary Lineker’s tweet criticising the UK government’s proposed asylum legislation has re-ignited the debate about impartiality in journalism and the way news organisations deal with social media.

Sports Illustrated

Why a Recent WTA Private Equity Deal Isn’t Necessarily Bad for Women’s Tennis

Jon Wertheim weighs in on the new deal, Seb Korda’s status and the return of the Hopman Cup.

The Independent UK

Federal prosecutors probed Trump social media company for $8m money laundering, report says

Multiple federal regulators have probed social media firm

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