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The Labor Movement Is Giddy About Tim Walz Becoming Harris’ VP Pick \| Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz has been a strong supporter of unions and workers’ rights. Labor leaders see his elevation as a signal that Democrats are serious about empowering the working class.	30
There Are Over 100,000 Cases of Hepatitis B in Gaza: Report \| Last year, there were only 85 recorded cases of the infection, meaning that cases have increased by over 1,100 times in the past year.	30
Israeli Minister Laments That 'Nobody Will Let Us' Starve 2 Million Gazans To Death \| "This is what fascism and the desire for mass extermination and displacement look like," a Palestinian-American expert said. "These criminals want to eliminate all Palestinians in Gaza, not just Hamas."	30
Israeli attack on school in Gaza kills at least 15 people \| The attacks occurred as a high-level Israeli delegation visited Egypt in an attempt to revisit Gaza truce talks.	29
Israel Has a History of Killing Hamas Leaders Who Are Trying To Secure Ceasefires \| Benjamin Netanyahu’s reckless assassination of Ismail Haniyeh undermines the prospects for a peace deal and the release of the hostages.	29
History, genocide and Israel’s war on Gaza: Mehdi Hasan & Benny Morris \| Head to Head	28
Tim Walz is the Weird One, Because He’s Normal \| Three ways Walz isn’t your typical running mate	27
After Michael Brown’s Killing, Wesley Bell Called for “Accountability on Both Sides” in Ferguson Racism \| The AIPAC-backed challenger to Rep. Cori Bush also said the decision not to release Darren Wilson’s side of the story was “tragic.”	27
Demolitions in a West Bank Village Show How Far Israeli Settler Violence Will Go \| Until last month, the internationally supported community of Umm al-Kheir widely avoided destruction.	27
24 States Have Implemented More Restrictive Voting Policies Since 2020 \| The wave of anti-voting laws disproportionately affects Black voters and voters in the South and Midwest.	27

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