A deeply unpopular Netanyahu faces the political ire of anti-government protestors and families of hostages, Israelis who blame him for Oct. 7
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Posted inSecurity
NATO chief urges Ukraine support as 100-bn-euro fund floated
NATO chief said the alliance must guarantee long-term weapon deliveries for Ukraine, as ministers mull a 100-billion-euro, five-year fund
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From Cold War to the Ukraine war: NATO at 75
The NATO military alliance on Thursday marks its 75th anniversary. NATO countries have 3.2 million men and women serving in their militaries
Posted inCommunity
Diversity programs vanishing from US campuses amid culture wars
Last June, the US Supreme Court ended affirmative action in university admissions, spurring politicians to scrap campus diversity programs
Posted inReligion
Trump, Republicans slam Biden ‘assault’ on Christianity
The Trump campaign said Biden’s proclamation recognizing the Transgender Day of Visibility, which falls on Easter this year, is an assault on the Christian faith
Posted inSecurity
Israelis march against Netanyahu in mass protest
Pressure has been growing on Netanyahu as those opposed to his right-wing government and the hostages’ families have found common cause
Posted inConsumer
Plunging birth rate push Japanese diaper maker into adult market
Japanese diaper manufacturer will wrap up domestic output of infant diapers after a 300 million drop in sales due to the low birth rate
Posted inWorld
Global fertility rate to keep plummeting, major study warns
Samoa, Somalia, Tonga, Niger, Chad and Tajikistan are expected to have fertility rates exceeding the replacement level of 2.1 births
Posted inAFP
Australia demands tech giants tackle ‘extremist’ content
Australia’s internet watchdog hit six tech companies with legal notices, demanding to know how they clamp down on “violent extremist” content
Posted inFamily
Dad of Michigan school shooter guilty of involuntary manslaughter
The Crumbleys are the first parents of a school shooter to face felony manslaughter charges in the United States for their child’s actions