Israel forms broad coalition ending Netanyahu era
Israel's Knesset narrowly approves a new coalition led by Naftali Bennett after 12 years of Netanyahu rule. The eight party bloc includes a historic Arab party and diverse ideologies, pledging to ease tensions with Palestinians and preserve U.S. ties while avoiding major new initiatives.
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Houston Methodist wins dismissal of vaccine mandate suit
U.S. District Judge Lynn Hughes dismissed a suit by 117 Houston Methodist staffers opposing the hospital system's COVID-19 vaccine requirement. The ruling called the plaintiffs claims about experiments false and not legally relevant, noting Bridges may seek other employment if she refuses vaccination. Bridges had led the case and raised funds on GoFundMe.
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Biden says queen reminded him of his mother in Windsor
President Biden and Jill Biden visited Queen Elizabeth II at Windsor Castle after a Cornwall summit. The queen inspected guards, greeted the Bidens, and they shared tea before Biden called the monarch very gracious and said she reminded him of his mother.
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Controversy Swirls as Southern Baptists Meet in Nashville
More than 16,000 delegates preregister for a two day convention amid accusations leaders shielded churches from abuse claims and tensions over race. Leaked letters target Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission head Russell Moore and push back by Mike Stone. Debates over racism and women in ministry intensify as Beth Moore weighs in on doctrinal purity.
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TV Reporter Christopher Sign Dies After Apparent Suicide
Christopher Sign, 45, renowned for breaking the 2016 Clinton Lynch tarmac meeting story, was found dead in Alabama from an apparent self inflicted death. A former University of Alabama football player, he worked at ABC 33 40 for 13 years and later in Phoenix.
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