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Lack of Transparency: The True Cost of U.S. Support for Israel’s War on Gaza

An exchange with spokesperson Matt Miller over one year of U.S. military aid to Israel totaling more than $22.76 billion raised more questions than it answered.

The post How Much Does Israel’s War Cost the U.S.? Don’t Ask the State Department. appeared first on The Intercept.

Biden’s Year of Contradictions: U.S. Support for Israel Amidst Escalating Violence in Gaza

The Biden administration has consistently said Israel should not kill civilians as it sends Israel more weapons to kill civilians.

The post One Year of Empty Rhetoric From the White House on Israel’s Wars appeared first on The Intercept.

Immigrant Advocates Demand FEMA Aid Reform Amid Hurricane Crisis

Donald Trump’s wild-eyed conspiracy theory asks exactly the wrong question about what happens to immigrants in the wake of cataclysms.

The post Advocates for Immigrants Ask: What FEMA Cash?!? appeared first on The Intercept.

Kavanaugh Investigation Compromised: New Report Reveals Trump Administration’s Control

Despite Trump’s claim that FBI had “free rein,” his aides limited witness lists and scope of questioning, per a senator’s report.

The post Trump White House Got in the Way of Brett Kavanaugh Sexual Assault Investigation appeared first on The Intercept.

Law School Dean’s Hidden Ties to Trump’s Election Overturn Efforts Revealed

Mark Martin crosses paths with plenty of people described in Jack Smith’s latest brief.

The post This Law School Dean Sure Is Associated With Lots of Trump’s Alleged Co-Conspirators appeared first on The Intercept.

Alabama’s Controversial Nitrogen Executions: A Deep Dive into Agony and Ethical Concerns

The state said Alan Miller’s execution by lethal gas would be “more humane.” He writhed and gasped for air in his final moments.

The post “Agony” and “Suffering” as Alabama Experiments With Nitrogen Executions appeared first on The Intercept.

Columbia University Prepares for Protests Amid Rising Tensions Over Gaza Conflict

As Columbia braces for October 7 anniversary protests, an email to faculty over the weekend instructed them to call security if students disrupt classes.

The post Columbia Law School Told Professors to Call Campus Police on Student Protesters appeared first on The Intercept.

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