Israel floods social media to shape opinion around the war

Since Hamas’ attack, Israel has pushed dozens of online ads, including graphic videos, to millions of people to drum up support for its actions. Adapted from The Lumumba Plot: The Secret History of the CIA and a Cold War Assassination","_id":"0000018b-3ab4-d05a-a19b-bbb4b8650000","_type":"02ec1f82-5e56-3b8c-af6e-6fc7c8772266"}”>The Lumumba Plot: The Secret History of the CIA and a Cold War Assassination by Stuart…

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Ukraine uses secretly shipped U.S. missiles to launch surprise strike

The delivery and use on the battlefield marks a major ramp up of the administration’s defense of Ukraine. The Ukrainian military on Tuesday used U.S.-supplied longer-range missiles to strike nine Russian helicopters in eastern Ukraine, after Washington secretly shipped the weapons in recent weeks. The delivery and use on the battlefield, confirmed by two people…

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Inside Biden’s decision to secretly send longer-range U.S. missiles to Ukraine

Top officials were worried that Kyiv’s offensive wasn’t going well. So they had an idea. It was mid-July, and national security adviser Jake Sullivan was worried. Ukrainian forces were struggling to penetrate Russian front lines in a slow-moving counteroffensive, and time was running out to retake significant territory before a renewed Russian offensive in the…

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‘Everything Is Just Stuck.’ No Matter What Happens to Jim Jordan, the Next Speaker Is In For a World of Trouble.

An expert on House speakers explains how changes in campaign finance, media, and the type of people who get elected created the current debacle. House Republicans’ multi-week scuffle over the speaker’s gavel — which will come to a head Tuesday when members are scheduled to vote on the nomination of Rep. Jim Jordan (R-Ohio) —…

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