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Israel destroys buildings in West Bank’s Jenin after killing elderly man
Explosions heard throughout Jenin, part of Israeli military operation in the city and its adjacent refugee camp.
Canada’s brewing disquiet
The frontrunners in the Liberals’ leadership race cannot offer the change the party needs to tackle Trump and elections.
Dallas Mavericks left to answer big question on Luka Doncic trade: Why?
The Mavs trade of superstar Luka Doncic has the whole NBA asking why Dallas made the bombshell, three-team exchange.
How have Canada, China and Mexico responded to Trump’s tariffs?
The US president's new tariffs prompt retaliation and spark concerns over global trade disruptions and inflation.
Syria’s President al-Sharaa meets Saudi Arabia’s MBS in first foreign trip
Syria's leader is in Saudi Arabia to garner support for his transitional government.
Does ‘cancel culture’ help or hinder free speech?
Today on The Stream: Has the line between accountability and censorship blurred with the rise of cancel culture?
Israel and Hamas complete fourth prisoner-captive exchange
Israel and Hamas complete their fourth prisoner-captive exchange as part of phase one of the ceasefire agreement.
Israel carries out massive simultaneous explosions across Jenin
Israel has carried out several simultaneous explosions in the Jenin refugee camp, destroying as many as 20 homes.
Rafael Grossi: Is the world edging closer to nuclear conflict?
IAEA chief Rafael Grossi on nuclear threats, global tensions, and the future of atomic security.
Israel’s Netanyahu travels to US to discuss Gaza ceasefire with Trump
Trump, who has claimed credit for the Israel-Hamas deal, is expected to host Netanyahu at the White House on Tuesday.
After US weapons ravaged Gaza’s hospitals, US doctors can’t remain silent
Gaza’s health care facilities have been targeted repeatedly, including with US-made 2,000-pound bombs. We must speak up.
Netanyahu flies to US to discuss ‘victory over Hamas’ with Trump
Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu is on his way to Washington DC
The power of literature in times of war: Fatima Bhutto & Ahmed Masoud
Fatima Bhutto interviews Gaza writer Ahmed Masoud on the power of literature in times of war.
Global alarm, condemnation as Trump tariffs hit Mexico, Canada and China
Mexico and Canada announce retaliatory tariffs while China warns that there is no winner in a trade war.
How white nationalists infiltrated the wellness movement
An emerging parallel economy peddles purity, health and fitness to promote wellbeing - and a political worldview.
More than 700 killed as DR Congo military fights M23 rebels
Rwanda-backed rebels capture eastern DRC's largest city of Goma as conflict intensifies in the central African nation.
Real Madrid beaten by Espanyol after late Romero goal
The LaLiga leaders upset by Carlos Romero's 85th minute strike that snatched victory for the relegation-battling hosts.
Dahiyeh’s restaurant scene bounces back after Israel’s war on Lebanon
Despite the challenges, Dahiyeh’s restaurants are picking themselves up out of the rubble.
US strikes in Somalia killed ‘key’ ISIL figures, says regional government
Strikes were carried out in north Somalia, where the Puntland Security Forces is carrying out operations against ISIL.
How executive orders shape presidential power
AJLabs examines the data behind executive orders.