Israel and Hamas Agree to Ceasefire After 11-Day Bloodbath

By Noor Ibrahim

After almost two weeks of violence, destruction, and unimaginable loss of life, Hamas and Israel have agreed to a truce. But the issues underlying this tragedy persist.

By Pilar Melendez

New Jersey mom Heather Reynolds is accused of killing her son with a wet wipe. Police now say they’ve uncovered more disturbing allegations.

By Alaina Demopoulos

New York City officially reopened Wednesday. But people still have mixed feelings about going out, getting together, getting close, and whether to remove those masks for good.

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By David Rothkopf

His administration avoided placing too much public pressure on Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu because they suspected he would make a public display of ignoring it.

By Brandon Withrow

There’s something about Indiana that I have to keep relearning—it’s a state with plenty of surprises waiting to be discovered.

By Tom Sykes

A devastating report on the famous “Panorama” interview found that Martin Bashir fed Diana lies, fueling her paranoia to land the scoop that changed the course of royal history.

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By Cheyenne Roundtree

The rapper-turned-podcast host is facing scrutiny from fans after he publicly fired his two longtime co-hosts and then was accused of sexual harassment by a fellow podcaster.

By Noah Rothbaum

This episode of the award-winning podcast Life Behind Bars features Milk Street founder Christopher Kimball and his drinks philosophies.

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RARE RULING

In a rare judicial move, a Mississippi state judge said prosecutors did not have enough evidence to prove its case against two former cops accused of beating a Black man in 2019.

 ‘SOMETHING WAS WRONG’

Kimberly Goesling says she was asked, “What were you wearing?” by an American Airlines representative when she first reported the alleged attack.

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 HOW DARE YOU

The NY governor did not appreciate a question about whether he was profiteering off of the deaths of New Yorkers.

 HOLD THE PHONES

The plethora of devices belong to “Giuliani and certain employees of Giuliani Partners,” prosecutors revealed in a court filing.

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