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Dissent, and a generation gap, inside the Biden administration over the Israel-Hamas war

When civilians began dying in Gaza, said one U.S. official, “we all know the tools they used to kill them,” referring to Israeli weapons supplied by the U.S.
Biden In Israel
Biden In Israel

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Vermont shooting suspect's shotgun was taken by police after ex-girlfriend's plea

An ex-girlfriend of Jason Eaton's asked Syracuse, New York, police in 2013 to remove a firearm from her home after the couple broke up, police records show.
Officers work at a crime scene.
Officers work at a crime scene.

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How the death of a young mom led to the unraveling of a national fentanyl trafficking network

The DEA used info from Diamond Lynch's phone to find where she got the drugs that killed her, a trail that stretched from Washington, D.C., to California to Mexico.
Fentanyl pills found in luggage at Los Angeles International Airport as part of "Operation Blues Brothers."
Fentanyl pills found in luggage at Los Angeles International Airport as part of "Operation Blues Brothers."

This Ivy League school took a novel approach to easing tensions sparked by the Israel-Hamas war. Did it work?

"What we did is our job," said one Dartmouth professor. "And our job is to teach, our job is not to advocate."
Dartmouth student life campus
Dartmouth student life campus

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Israel’s secret air war in Gaza and the West Bank

U.N. officials and open-source data researchers say the full details of Israel’s bombing campaign remain largely unknown.
Image: A fireball erupts above Gaza City after an Israeli airstrike on Oct. 9.
Image: A fireball erupts above Gaza City after an Israeli airstrike on Oct. 9.

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Militants believed to be Houthi rebels use helicopter to seize Japanese tanker in Red Sea

The attack off Yemen comes just days after the Houthis issued a graphic with captions in Hebrew, Arabic and English that said, “We will sink your ships.”
The Galaxy Leader at the port of Koper, Slovenia.
The Galaxy Leader at the port of Koper, Slovenia.

'It’s very scary': Jewish and Muslim students at this large state university say they don't always feel safe

They were divided, however, on whether there should be a larger security footprint on campus.
Students at the University of Connecticut have called on the university to do more to address hate incidents on campus. Administrators say the school unequivocally condemns Islamophobia just as it condemns antisemitism.
Students at the University of Connecticut have called on the university to do more to address hate incidents on campus. Administrators say the school unequivocally condemns Islamophobia just as it condemns antisemitism.

The gap between the Biden administration and Netanyahu government over Gaza’s future is widening

Frustrated U.S. officials want Israel to outline a realistic plan for the political future of Gaza.
President Joe Biden and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Tel Aviv.
President Joe Biden and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Tel Aviv.

State attorney general, doctors and nurses criticize HCA over patient care at North Carolina's Mission Hospital

The attorney general's office says HCA is not living up to its purchase agreement and may face a lawsuit if it does not make fixes within 40 days.
Mission Hospital in Asheville, N.C.
Mission Hospital in Asheville, N.C.

Muslim students feel abandoned by U. of Texas after Israelis disrupt Palestinian event

One of the men called members of a pro-Palestinian student group “f-----g terrorists” and boasted that he was going to Israel to kill Arabs.
Ammer Qaddumi, a steering member of the Palestine Solidarity Committee
Ammer Qaddumi, a steering member of the Palestine Solidarity Committee

Inspectors find rats, moldy food and leaky roofs at federal women's prison in Florida

“What we found was stunning,” said DOJ Inspector General Michael Horowitz. “What we saw in the facility was not in any way conditions that anybody should live in."