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* U.S. * World * Tech & Science * Culture * Autos * Rankings * Health * Life * Opinion * Experts * Education * Fact Check My Turn Podcasts Mightier Vantage Unconventional Subscribe for $1 Login Ă Subscribe for $1 Login * U.S. * World * Tech & Science * Culture * Autos * Rankings * Health * Life * Opinion * Experts * Education * Fact Check * My Turn * Podcasts * Mightier * Vantage * Unconventional Top Story Kevin McCarthy Faces Calm Before the Storm Wed, Jul 12, 2023 By Katherine Fung 2 MIN READ U.S. Donald Trump Rages After DOJ Refuses To Come to His Rescue By Ewan Palmer 2 MIN READ U.S. Vermont Flood Damage Is So Severe It Can Be Seen From Space By Anna Skinner 2 MIN READ Politics Ron DeSantis' War With Disney Handing One of His Biggest Rivals Major Win By Darragh Roche 2 MIN READ World Every New Western Weapon, Vehicle Pledged to Ukraine at NATO Summit By Ellie Cook 3 MIN READ The Daily Debate IS PRESIDENT BIDEN A CRUEL HYPOCRITE FOR NOT ACKNOWLEDGING HIS SEVENTH GRANDCHILDâOR A WORRIED FATHER? PRESIDENT BIDEN: TURNING YOUR BACK ON YOUR GRANDDAUGHTER IS INEXCUSABLE By Bethany Mandel PRESIDENT BIDEN'S REASONABLE APPROACH TO HUNTER'S DAUGHTER By Daniel Zamora Top stories  Trending Opinion TOP STORIES Republicans Call for Investigation Into Chinese Surveillance in U.S. Cities The Senators accused Beijing of seeking to "intimidate and surveil Chinese Americans with dissenting opinions" on U.S. soil. By James Bickerton 2 MIN READ Exclusive: Transgender Miss Netherlands Winner Speaks Out After Backlash By Shannon Power 2 MIN READ Social Security Could Be Safe for Generations Under New Tax Plan By Khaleda Rahman 3 MIN READ Russia Has 'Precious Little' Reserve Strength Left: U.K. Defense Secretary By David Brennan 2 MIN READ Senators Want Answers About Pentagon's 'Heavy Reliance' on Microsoft By Shaun Waterman 4 MIN READ Exclusive: Transgender Miss Netherlands Winner Speaks Out After Backlash By Shannon Power 2 MIN READ Social Security Could Be Safe for Generations Under New Tax Plan By Khaleda Rahman 3 MIN READ Russia Has 'Precious Little' Reserve Strength Left: U.K. Defense Secretary By David Brennan 2 MIN READ Senators Want Answers About Pentagon's 'Heavy Reliance' on Microsoft By Shaun Waterman 4 MIN READ * TRENDING * Joe Biden * Russia-Ukraine War * Donald Trump * Vladimir Putin Newsletter World in Brief âWar on Wokeâ Targets Real War Policy Many Counting on Student Loan Relief Already Spent the Money Federal Judges Keep Getting OlderâŠAnd They Are Hard To Remove What Does The Caster Semenya Ruling Mean For The Olympics? Senators Want Answers About Pentagon's 'Heavy Reliance' on Microsoft Hollywood Actors Could Join Writers In Strike As Contract Deadline Looms Not the news Talking Points What to watch World in Brief Welcome to the Bulletin, * The G7 is set to sign a long-term security arrangement with Ukraine on the sidelines of the NATO summit in Lithuania, offering defense equipment and cybersecurity protection, as well as bolstering military training. * Iowa's Republican-led legislature passed a bill to ban most abortions after around six weeks of pregnancy during a special session. Gov. Kim Reynolds said she would sign the measure on Friday. * Three people were killed and at least 14 were injured when a Greyhound bus collided with multiple commercial vehicles on an exit ramp on Interstate 70 near St. Louis, Illinois. * Former President Donald Trump has lashed out at the Justice Department after the agency ruled that he is not immune from a $10 million defamation lawsuit filed by E. Jean Carroll. * Annual inflation slowed to 3% in June, according to figures from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. This is a steep drop from the 9.1% seen in June last year, and an indication that the economy is reacting to the Federal Reserve's interest rate hikes. * Famed journalist Bob Woodward released audio recordings of his extensive conversations with Donald Trump, in which the former president insisted he was "cruising to election [victory]" until "all of a sudden, we get hit by the China virus." * Farmers Insurance said it will no longer offer coverage in Florida amid the growing threat of extreme weather, leaving tens of thousands of residents without home or auto policies. * Succession leads this year's list of Emmy nominees, with 27 nominations announced during a morning ceremony. The Last of Us, Ted Lasso and The White Lotus also received top nods ahead of the 75th Emmy Awards, which is scheduled to air on September 18. * In the ongoing war in Ukraine, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky will meet with NATO leaders, a day after Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said that Kyiv could only join the alliance once "conditions" are met. Meanwhile, Russia has launched at least 15 drones to attack Kyiv for the second night in a row If you like this newsletter, please share it. If you've been forwarded this email, you can sign up on Newsweek.com/newsletter. If you have any story tips, feedback or ideas for what we should do next, please email Emeri B. Montgomery at e.montgomery@newsweek.com. We appreciate your feedback and you starting your day with us. âWar on Wokeâ Targets Real War Policy TL/DR: "We need to get the NDAA passed⊠national security needs to be a priority for each and every one of us," GOP Rep. Jen Kiggans told CNN. House Republicans are pushing to use the $886 billion defense legislation to demand amendments on hot-button policy issues such as abortion, racial identity, and transgender rights, threatening the passage of a bill that has garnered bipartisan support for decades. The House Rules Committee met yesterday for its markup of the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) and proposed dozens of changes to eliminate what they called "woke" policies implemented by the Biden Administration. Although drama over NDAA isn't new, the level of opposition by hard-line Republicans â still fuming over House Speaker Kevin McCarthy's debt ceiling deal with President Joe Biden â is notable. Republicans particularly contest three Pentagon policies: Reimbursement of abortion travel costs, healthcare coverage of gender transition treatments, and critical race theory taught in academies. McCarthy's leadership will be tested again as he looks to unite Republicans around a version that will pass the Senate. What happens now? Votes on the measure are scheduled to begin today. Republicans have warned to vote against the legislation if they don't get their way. Including any of the amendments could risk turning off Democrats, and moderate Republicans, whose support is needed to pass the NDAA. The 2024 defense bill would include, amongst other things, a 5.2% increase for military personnel, an increase in readiness to counter adversaries like Russia and China, and a new inspector general to oversee Ukraine aid. Many Counting on Student Loan Relief Already Spent the Money TL/DR: A new Intelligent.com survey found 58% of student loan borrowers are âunpreparedâ for repayments to resume this fall. Nearly half of student loan borrowers who would have qualified for President Joe Biden's debt forgiveness plan spent more than they would have if they'd known the U.S. Supreme Court would strike it down, according to an Intelligent.com survey. Most respondents, 47% of whom are under 35, believed up to $10,000 would be forgiven. One in three who expected the relief spent extra money on things like rent, vacation, childcare, and other debt. Respondent data reviewed by Newsweek showed 39% owe less than $20,000, and 16% would've had their student loan debt erased entirely. The 43 million people who were anticipating debt relief will feel extra pain from inflation when repayments resume. Economists warn ending the pandemic-era repayment pause could hurt the economy. Though debt relief is politically divisive, polling suggests 41% of voters want other relief options explored. Biden said his administration is working on a new strategy to deliver on his 2020 presidential campaign debt forgiveness promise. What happens now? Student loan repayments are expected to resume in October, but interest will begin accumulating on September 1. To ease back into repayments, the Biden administration is implementing a year-long âon-rampâ that enables borrowers to skip payments without being considered delinquent. Meanwhile, experts are recommending borrowers confirm their current loan servicer and review their repayment options. Federal Judges Keep Getting OlderâŠAnd They Are Hard To Remove TL/DR: In most instances when a judge starts to show signs of dementia, colleagues "gently talk her into voluntary retirement," law professor Charles Gardner Geyh told Newsweek. A legal battle between the oldest active federal judge, Pauline Newman, and her colleagues has refocused attention on the aging federal judiciary and the consequences of lifetime appointments. The 96-year-old judge sued her colleagues after they allegedly pressured the nonagenarian to retire. The clash could be a sign of battles to come; Some 86 judges will be at least 90 years old by end-2023, Newsweek found, a jump from 2010 when 11 judges >90 years were hearing cases. Lifetime appointments have been a bench feature since the Constitution's ratification in 1789. The "founders" didn't think "judicial service would become so popular that judges would want to stay on the job forever," law professor Charles Gardner Geyh explained. A reason why judges tend to stay long: Senior status. The arrangement allows them to work as much as they like and still draw a salary. There are currently 625 judges with senior status. What happens now? Professor Francis Shen argues that the federal judiciary needs to start assessing the competence of judges at regular intervals so that any decline in mental capacity can be objectively analyzed. Aging is "very individualized," Shen said, and the "risk factors for cognitive decline increase" deep into sunset years. Having a judge undergo a neurological examination only when issues arise presents a challenge âbecause you don't know how you were functioning five years ago, or 10 years ago," he said. Doing so would prevent cases like Newman's. What Does The Caster Semenya Ruling Mean For The Olympics? TL/DR: âSporting governance bodies around the world must finally recognize that human rights law and norms apply to the athletes they regulate,â Schona Jolly KC, a barrister for Semenyaâs legal team, said The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) ruled that Olympic runner Caster Semenya's rights were violated by World Athletics blocking her from competing without taking testosterone-reducing drugs. The 32-year-old South African, an intersex woman with a condition that means her body produces higher levels of testosterone, has been unable to participate in major competitions due to testosterone limits introduced in 2019, but her appeals to the Swiss Federal Court were rejected. Now, the ECHR has ruled that Switzerland's rejection was itself unlawful, and Semenya should be allowed to compete. The ruling serves as vindication for Semenya but does not spell a total overhaul of World Athletics' rules. While many have compared it to discussions about trans athletes, this is a different intersex discussion specifically around Semenya rather than a wider precedent. The governing body said in a statement following the ECHR ruling that the regulations "are a necessary, reasonable and proportionate means of protecting fair competition in the female category," and noted there's no obligation to rewrite their rules as Semenya's case was lodged against the Swiss government, not World Athletics. What happens now? At least three other Olympic medalists would be affected by an overhaul of testosterone restrictions at next yearâs Olympics if the ECHR ruling forced a rollback of testosterone limits, and World Athletics says there are âa numberâ of other elite athletes who fall under the current regulations. Currently, the sport appears to be stuck in a grey area; it is not clear if a rule change that would allow Semenya to participate is on the horizon, and there is now a three-month window to lodge an appeal. Until then, testosterone limits will remain in place. Senators Want Answers About Pentagon's 'Heavy Reliance' on Microsoft TL/DR: Worries that the Xbox maker would prevent Activision's games like Call of Duty from appearing on rival PlayStation or Switch consoles have been dismissed. District Judge Jacqueline Scott Corley rejected Federal Trade Commission's (FTC) attempts to block Microsoft's acquisition of video game maker Activision Blizzard for ~$70 billion, saying the agency failed to prove it would harm customers or lessen competition. Shortly after, U.K.'s Competition and Markets Authority â which blocked the deal in April â agreed to "consider any proposals from Microsoft to restructure the transaction in a way that would address" antitrust concerns. The ruling deals another major blow to FTC Chair Lina Khan. In February, a judge rejected the FTC's bid to block Meta Platforms from buying virtual-reality startup Within. Together, the defeats raise questions about Khan's ability to deliver on her promise of a crackdown on anti-competitive conduct despite Big Tech "flexing some muscle." FTC's credibility is also at stake. "She's trying to change a century's worth of antitrust law overnight, and that's not necessarily wise," Professor Anthony Sabino told the New York Times. What happens now? The FTC, âdisappointedâ with the decision, has until Friday to decide on an appeal. Sources told Bloomberg that the appeal could come as early as today. An FTC administrative law judge is reportedly scheduled to hear arguments about the deal in August. While no decision has been made, the ruling clears the way for Microsoft to complete the deal by July 18. In the U.K, a hearing is scheduled to begin at an appeals tribunal on July 28. Hollywood Actors Could Join Writers In Strike As Contract Deadline Looms TL/DR: âWe are not confident that the employers have any intention of bargaining toward an agreement,â SAG-AFTRA said. With the Writers Guild of America (WGA) now more than two months into a major strike that has stalled production on dozens of movies and TV shows, the Screen Actors Guild-American Federation of Television and Radio Artists (SAG-AFTRA) could join them if its leaders fail to agree to a contract renewal with major studios by midnight Pacific Time tonight, potentially shutting down Hollywood entirely. Although SAG-AFTRA has not commented on negotiations, it has announced that it will join the strike if a deal is not struck, marking the first strike involving both writers and actors unions simultaneously since 1960. Like the WGA, SAG-AFTRA is objecting to changes to studios' payment models, which have shifted from paying writers and actors for re-runs of shows (residuals), to offering little or no compensation when someone watches their work on a streaming platform. With just hours to go, both the studios and the actor's union have agreed to bring in a federal mediator to help resolve the dispute. What happens now? SAG-AFTRA represents more than 160,000 performers around the world, and its members striking alongside the WGS would essentially derail the entire Hollywood machine. Film and television sets would likely be shut down indefinitely, leading to the postponement or cancellation of dozens of shows and films. Furthermore, striking actors would have to cross picket lines to promote their upcoming projects, attend premieres or take part in interviews. Not the news I Left Law School With $100,000 Debt. My Student Loan Has Been Forgiven I recently had my student loans forgivenâand that's a big deal, a really big deal. For close to two decades, I have been working with immigrant children, first, as an educator, and then later as an attorney. Loan forgiveness marks a milestone in my career, and it also gave me the opportunity to reflect on the importance of the Public Student Loan Forgiveness Program (PSLF), what it has meant to me, and how it has enabled me to serve others. I always knew I wanted to work with immigrant children and families. As the daughter of an immigrant from Colombia with a big heart for kids, it seemed like the natural fit. Initially, out of college, I worked as a bilingual teacher. I loved it, but I wanted to expand my impact so I attended Rutgers Law School - Newark. Though I pursued my law degree as an evening student working full-time, I still left... The Full STORY Talking Points * "That's the only thing that we can rely on, be hopeful. President [Joe] Biden spoke to us and gave us a promise to do whatever it takes. He talked to us as a parent, and he told us he understands our pain," said Ella Milman, the mother of detained American journalist Evan Gershkovich, during an interview with Good Morning America's George Stephanopoulos. * "My name is Rep. Meisha Mainor and today I made the decision to leave the Democrat Party. I represent a blue district in the city of Atlanta so this wasn't a political decision for me. It was a MORAL one. I will NEVER apologize for being a black woman with a mind of my own," Georgia state Rep. Meisha Mainor said in announcing her decision to join the Republican Party. * "I was fortunate enough to attend the Lab School due to the generous contributions of UCLA donors, and my experience profoundly transformed my worldview. I am proud to have the chance to pass on my experience to those who might otherwise miss out on this opportunity, and to help create a program that will help guide the next generation of climate warriors," actor Leonardo DiCaprio said in announcing the Leonardo DiCaprio Scholarship and Climate Justice Education Program, both of which are for the elementary school he once attended. What to watch * The inflation report for June is due at 8:30 a.m. ET. Economists expect the year-on-year headline consumer price index to fall to 3.1% from 4%, while core inflation (excluding volatile items like food and energy) to slip to 5% from 5.3%. The report could give clues on whether the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates during its July 26 meeting. * President Joe Biden is expected to deliver remarks on how the U.S. and allied nations are supporting Ukraine as the 2023 NATO Summit in Lithuania winds down. * FBI Director Christopher Wray is scheduled to testify at a House Judiciary Committee oversight hearing. * "Manhattanhenge" returns to New York City this evening as the sun sets in perfect alignment with Manhattan's east-west street grid. TRENDING What a UPS Strike Would Mean For Customers and Employees By Aleks Phillips 5 MIN READ Truck Swept Away in Vermont Flooding Before Hitting Bridge, Video Shows By Aleks Phillips 2 MIN READ Man Who Ignored 'Wonky' Pupils Diagnosed With Brain Tumor By Pandora Dewan 3 MIN READ Rudy Farias Breaks Silence Over Missing Years: 'I Lived in a Prison' By Khaleda Rahman 3 MIN READ E. Jean Carroll Says She's First To Hold Trump 'Accountable for His Lies' By Ryan Smith 4 MIN READ Student Loan Debt Could Be Paid Off to Attract Employees in California By Giulia Carbonaro 1 MIN READ Black Residents Start To Receive Reparations in Illinois By Khaleda Rahman 2 MIN READ Andrew Tate, Tucker Carlson Interview: Five Key Takeaways By Gerrard Kaonga 5 MIN READ What a UPS Strike Would Mean For Customers and Employees By Aleks Phillips 5 MIN READ Truck Swept Away in Vermont Flooding Before Hitting Bridge, Video Shows By Aleks Phillips 2 MIN READ Man Who Ignored 'Wonky' Pupils Diagnosed With Brain Tumor By Pandora Dewan 3 MIN READ Rudy Farias Breaks Silence Over Missing Years: 'I Lived in a Prison' By Khaleda Rahman 3 MIN READ E. Jean Carroll Says She's First To Hold Trump 'Accountable for His Lies' By Ryan Smith 4 MIN READ Student Loan Debt Could Be Paid Off to Attract Employees in California By Giulia Carbonaro 1 MIN READ Black Residents Start To Receive Reparations in Illinois By Khaleda Rahman 2 MIN READ Andrew Tate, Tucker Carlson Interview: Five Key Takeaways By Gerrard Kaonga 5 MIN READ OPINION We Were Lorie Smith's Lawyers. All Americans Should Defend Free Speech By Kristen Waggoner & Erin Hawley France Deserves to Be Celebrated, Whatever Its Troubles By Dan Perry Unlocking American Resources to Meet Global Energy Demand By Dan Newhouse and Erik Milito Jenin Proves There Is No Military Solution to the Middle East Conflict By Daoud Kuttab Should Ukraine Join NATO? Don't Kid Yourself: It Already Has By Michael Tracey For Ukraine to Win, NATO Would Have to Join the Fight By Michael Gfoeller and David H. Rundell Recalibrating the Culture of the Climate Crisis By Allison Begalman, Heather Fipps, and Ali Weinstein What Right-Wing Court? By Ilya Shapiro Supporting Women's Reproductive Health Is Key to Climate Goals By Kathleen Mogelgaard Gender Is Not a Binary. The Science Is In and There's No Legitimate Debate By Michele S. Moses THE DEBATE President Biden: Turning Your Back on Your Granddaughter Is Inexcusable | Opinion By Bethany Mandel VS President Biden's Reasonable Approach to Hunter's Daughter | Opinion By Daniel Zamora Ukraine Should Not Be in NATO | Opinion By Daniel R. DePetris VS Ukraine Needs NATO, but NATO Needs Ukraine, Too | Opinion By Petro Poroshenko America Is Hungry for New and Better Political Options | Opinion By Andrew Yang VS Third-Party Fantasies Can't Overcome Constitutional Realities | Opinion By Michael Medved America Is Headed in the Wrong Direction | Opinion By Anne C. Bailey VS America Is Worth Celebrating | Opinion By Lee Habeeb Throwing Money at Colleges Is No Answer. A GOP Proposal Can Actually Address the Student Loan Crisis | Opinion By Tommy Tuberville VS Student Loans Are a Massive Problem. Only the Left Has the Answerâand SCOTUS Just Shot It Down | Opinion By Nina Turner The Democrats Shouldn't Ditch Joe BidenâThey Should Replace Kamala Harris | Opinion By Tom Rogers VS The Real Reason the Haters Want to Dump VP Kamala Harris | Opinion By Anushay Hossain What Makes 5 Lives More Valuable Than 750? Lots of Money | Opinion By Lauren Crosby Medlicott VS Don't Turn the Titanic Submersible Tragedy Into Fodder for Class Warfare | Opinion By Brad Polumbo No, Russia Is Not Committing Genocide in Ukraine | Opinion By Angela McArdle VS It's Time to Call Russia's War Against Ukraine What It Is: a Genocide | Opinion By Kristina Hook Sorry, MAGA World: If Hunter's Name Wasn't 'Biden,' He'd Never Have Been Charged | Opinion By Chris Hahn VS Hunter Biden Got a Sweetheart Deal and Everyone Knows It. We Have a Two-Tiered Justice System | Opinion By Jonathan Tobin Free College Will Only Deepen the Class Divide. How About Respect for the Working Class? | Opinion By Skyler Adleta VS We're Funding Wars Instead of Education. Only the Rich Get Educated | Opinion By Cyrus Coron Podcast The Debate A public forum dedicated to civil debate on the most hot-button issues of the day, Newsweek's The Debate features passionate discourse between our guests while also highlighting common ground. Listen Newsletter The Debate | Weekdays The best of our opinion section, debates & podcasts. Featuring intellectually diverse opinions. Sign Up RUSSIA-UKRAINE WAR Why U.S. ATACMS Would Be a Game Changer for Ukraine By Ellie Cook | U.S. News Reporter 3 MIN READ -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Why U.S. ATACMS Would Be a Game Changer for Ukraine By Ellie Cook 3 MIN READ Putin's 'Bad Bet' in Ukraine Won't Get Better, Jake Sullivan Says By David Brennan 3 MIN READ Russian Troops Say They Are Locked in a Pit After Refusing to Fight By Jon Jackson 2 MIN READ Russian Public Approval of Ukraine War Dropping Rapidly: Survey By Isabel van Brugen 2 MIN READ Was the Prigozhin Mutiny Staged by Putin? What We Know Yevgeny Prigozhin met with Vladimir Putin on June 29 at the Kremlin, adding further mystery to the rebellion the Wagner founder had staged only days before, By Brendan Cole 5 MIN READ Why U.S. ATACMS Would Be a Game Changer for Ukraine By Ellie Cook 3 MIN READ Putin's 'Bad Bet' in Ukraine Won't Get Better, Jake Sullivan Says By David Brennan 3 MIN READ Russian Troops Say They Are Locked in a Pit After Refusing to Fight By Jon Jackson 2 MIN READ Russian Public Approval of Ukraine War Dropping Rapidly: Survey By Isabel van Brugen 2 MIN READ * TRENDING In Russia-Ukraine War * Ukraine * Russia * Vladimir Putin * Volodymyr Zelensky * Pentagon * NATO Newsletter The Cover An inside look at Newsweek's cover story of the week. sign up Newsletter The frontlines In-depth coverage of The New World Order sign up CULTURE How Much Is Tom Cruise Insured For? His Wild Stunts Come at a Hefty Price A man in his sixties who does his own stuntsâhow much does it cost movie studios to insure "Mission: Impossible â Dead Reckoning Part One" star Tom Cruise? By Jamie Burton 3 MIN READ Sarah Brady Reveals More Details About Her Relationship With Jonah Hill By Jamie Burton | Senior TV & Film Reporter (Interviews) 2 MIN READ -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Sarah Brady Reveals More Details About Her Relationship With Jonah Hill By Jamie Burton 2 MIN READ 'Sound of Freedom' Viewers Forced to Evacuate Movie Theater, Video Shows By Jamie Burton 2 MIN READ Meghan Markle Heading for New Court Showdown With Samantha Markle By Jack Royston 2 MIN READ * TRENDING In Culture * TV * Music * Interview * Royal Family * Disney * Met Gala podcast The Parting Shot Newsweekâs H. Alan Scott delivers your weekly dose of celebrity interviews and pop culture with the Parting Shot podcast. listen newsletter For The Culture For the Culture newsletter is your weekly resource in TV, music, movies and celebrity life to keep you in the know. sign up MY TURN "I drank so much at work events I had blackouts" By Millie Gooch 4 MIN READ -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I Drank So Much at Work Events I Had Blackouts By Millie Gooch 4 MIN READ I Was Called a 'Cookie-Cutter Asian Kid'. Affirmative Action Didn't Help Me By Shreyas Sinha 6 MIN READ I'm Giving $100 Million to Psychedelics Research By Blake Mycoskie 6 MIN READ I Was Paralyzed. Could I Actually Cut Into a Child? By Dr Liz O'Riordan 5 MIN READ I Left Law School With $100,000 Debt. My Student Loan Has Been Forgiven Now, I can focus those funds on supporting the things my children need. By Priscilla Monico Marin 3 MIN READ I Drank So Much at Work Events I Had Blackouts By Millie Gooch 4 MIN READ I Was Called a 'Cookie-Cutter Asian Kid'. Affirmative Action Didn't Help Me By Shreyas Sinha 6 MIN READ I'm Giving $100 Million to Psychedelics Research By Blake Mycoskie 6 MIN READ I Was Paralyzed. Could I Actually Cut Into a Child? By Dr Liz O'Riordan 5 MIN READ TRAVEL Woman Sharing 'Best Flight Tip Ever' for Disorganized Travelers Praised TikTok users were impressed by the flight hack, with one saying, "I don't need to have any more meltdowns" while traveling. By Soo Kim 2 MIN READ Would You Stay in This Airbnb Which Is Just a Bed in a Bathroom? By Jack Beresford 3 MIN READ Fury as Passenger With Nut Allergy Claims Plane Was Covered in 'Peanuts' By Soo Kim 2 MIN READ Passenger Forcing Boyfriend To 'Take Off' Shirt To Protect Suitcase Slammed By Soo Kim 2 MIN READ Shocking Moment Passengers Are Told Their Plane Is 'Too Heavy for Takeoff' By Soo Kim 3 MIN READ Would you stay in this Airbnb which is just a bed in a bathroom? By Jack Beresford | Senior Internet Culture & Trends Reporter 3 MIN READ -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Would You Stay in This Airbnb Which Is Just a Bed in a Bathroom? By Jack Beresford 3 MIN READ Fury as Passenger With Nut Allergy Claims Plane Was Covered in 'Peanuts' By Soo Kim 2 MIN READ Passenger Forcing Boyfriend To 'Take Off' Shirt To Protect Suitcase Slammed By Soo Kim 2 MIN READ Shocking Moment Passengers Are Told Their Plane Is 'Too Heavy for Takeoff' By Soo Kim 3 MIN READ VIDEOS Who is Gal Luft? 'Whistleblowerâ Who Accused Bidens of Corruption is Charged Jul 11, 2023 02:00 NATO Chief 'Confident' Ukraine Will Join Alliance Jul 11, 2023 00:20 Devastating Vermont Floods Destroy Infrastructure Jul 11, 2023 00:58 Who is Gal Luft? 'Whistleblowerâ Who Accused Bidens of Corruption is Charged Jul 11, 2023 02:00 NATO Chief 'Confident' Ukraine Will Join Alliance Jul 11, 2023 00:20 Devastating Vermont Floods Destroy Infrastructure Jul 11, 2023 00:58 Who is Gal Luft? 'Whistleblowerâ Who Accused Bidens of Corruption is Charged Jul 11, 2023 02:00 NATO Chief 'Confident' Ukraine Will Join Alliance Jul 11, 2023 00:20 Devastating Vermont Floods Destroy Infrastructure Jul 11, 2023 00:58 IN THE MAGAZINE See All Features July 21 issue Exclusive: The CIA's Blind Spot about the Ukraine War World EXCLUSIVE: Russian Military Uses China in Sourcing Banned Tech from 59 U.S. Firms World The Best Dog-Friendly Travel Destinations Around the World Travel Tiffany Haddish Puts Her Love of a 'Mystery' to Use in 'The Afterparty' Culture Exclusive: The CIA's Blind Spot about the Ukraine War EXCLUSIVE: Russian Military Uses China in Sourcing Banned Tech from 59 U.S. Firms The Best Dog-Friendly Travel Destinations Around the World Tiffany Haddish Puts Her Love of a 'Mystery' to Use in 'The Afterparty' SPONSORED INSIGHT Romania: Reimaging the future of Southeastern Europe SPONSORED INSIGHT Bulgaria: Gateway to Europe and beyond Podcasts The Missouri v. 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By James Bickerton 2 MIN READ Marjorie Taylor Greene Calls for U.S. Withdrawal From NATO Greene on Tuesday argued that the alliance was "not a reliable partner whose defense spending should be paid for by American citizens." By Aila Slisco 3 MIN READ Federal Judges Keep Getting Older⊠And They Are Hard To Remove By Khaleda Rahman 5 MIN READ Why Florida's Inflation Is Now the Worst in the U.S. By Giulia Carbonaro 2 MIN READ Trump Attacks Biden for Release of 'Classified Information' By Andrew Stanton 2 MIN READ Federal Judges Keep Getting Older⊠And They Are Hard To Remove By Khaleda Rahman 5 MIN READ Why Florida's Inflation Is Now the Worst in the U.S. By Giulia Carbonaro 2 MIN READ Trump Attacks Biden for Release of 'Classified Information' By Andrew Stanton 2 MIN READ U.S. Joe Biden Accused of Having Plastic Surgery by Republican: 'So Much Botox' GOP Representative Greg Murphy said the president had undergone "so much plastic surgery" amid questions about his age. By Aleks Phillips 2 MIN READ Asa Hutchinson Event Draws Only Six People, Photo Appears to Show By James Bickerton 2 MIN READ Is Twitter Down? Users Report Issues With Tweets Loading By Matthew Impelli 2 MIN READ Florida Sinkhole That Swallowed Man 10 Years Ago Reopens By Aleks Phillips 2 MIN READ Titan Sub Implosion Animation Viewed 5 Million Times By James Bickerton 2 MIN READ Asa Hutchinson Event Draws Only Six People, Photo Appears to Show By James Bickerton 2 MIN READ Is Twitter Down? Users Report Issues With Tweets Loading By Matthew Impelli 2 MIN READ Florida Sinkhole That Swallowed Man 10 Years Ago Reopens By Aleks Phillips 2 MIN READ Titan Sub Implosion Animation Viewed 5 Million Times By James Bickerton 2 MIN READ WORLD Sweden Joining NATO Is a Nightmare for Russia's Baltic Sea Fleet By Ellie Cook 2 MIN READ Joe Biden Calling Zelensky 'Vladimir' During NATO Remarks Goes Viral By Nick Mordowanec 3 MIN READ Ukraine Karate Master Killed Russian Commander, Police Say By Brendan Cole 2 MIN READ Six-Year-Old Girl With Dengue Fever Crushed to Death in Hospital Elevator By Aristos Georgiou 1 MIN READ Henry Kissinger Pranked Into Thinking He's Speaking Privately With Zelensky The Russian duo known as Vovan and Lexus said the former U.S. secretary of state revealed his thoughts on September's Nord Stream pipeline destruction. By Brendan Cole 2 MIN READ Sweden Joining NATO Is a Nightmare for Russia's Baltic Sea Fleet By Ellie Cook 2 MIN READ Joe Biden Calling Zelensky 'Vladimir' During NATO Remarks Goes Viral By Nick Mordowanec 3 MIN READ Ukraine Karate Master Killed Russian Commander, Police Say By Brendan Cole 2 MIN READ Six-Year-Old Girl With Dengue Fever Crushed to Death in Hospital Elevator By Aristos Georgiou 1 MIN READ BUSINESS 'Sound of Freedom' Fury As Multiple People Claim AC Not Working During Film A number of TikTok users across the U.S. have claimed they experienced issues stemming from faulty air-conditioning while watching the new hit movie. By Ryan Smith 5 MIN READ San Francisco Offices Are Getting Emptier By Giulia Carbonaro 3 MIN READ New Bud Light Ad Mocked Amid Boycottâ'Hit Rock Bottom' By Ryan Smith 4 MIN READ Was Donald Trump's Face on Bud Light Truck at GOP Fundraiser? 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The mechanisms underpinning these cycles were largely unknown, until now. By Pandora Dewan 1 MIN READ Fisherman Swims 15 Hours to Shore After Whale Throws Him Overboard By Pandora Dewan 2 MIN READ NASA's Perseverance Rover Discovers Organic Matter on Mars By Aristos Georgiou 4 MIN READ Boy, 12, Finds Golden Nugget During School Trip to a Mine: 'Priceless' By Pandora Dewan 2 MIN READ Study Says Humans Were in Americas Thousands of Years Earlier Than Thought By Aristos Georgiou 6 MIN READ SPORTS Larry Nassar Victim Speaks Out About Prison Stabbing Nassar was reportedly stabbed multiple times while in custody at a federal prison in Florida. 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