Berlin anti-Semitic hate cases rise amid postwar fears
A Berlin report cites 410 anti-Semitic incidents in the first half of 2020, including assaults and arson targeting Jewish sites. It highlights a burned Jewish-run bar in Lichtenberg, vandalism and Nazi slogans across districts, and notes broader right-wing extremism even during COVID lockdowns.
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Lichtenberg
Germany
Department For Research and Information On
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Pankow
J.H
Charlottenburg - Wilmersdorf
Schöneberg
Kreuzberg
Stolpersteine
Levi Salomon
Jewish Forum For Democracy
Associated Press
Salomon
Alexander Rasumny
Arctic sea ice hits second lowest extent on record
Unusual warmth at the Arctic top this year left sea ice shrinking to the second lowest level since records began in 1979. NASA and the NSIDC note 1.44 million square miles in September, about 958000 below average, with 2012 the only year lower. Experts warn of continued decline and potential ice-free summers in coming decades.
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Mark Serreze
National
Snow and Ice Data Center
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Arctic
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Nathan Kurtz
Goddard Space Flight Center
Cecilia Bitz
University of Washington
U.S
Serreze
Central
Arctic Ocean
USA Today
Savannas Act Moves to White House for Enactment
The House approved Savanna’s Act a bipartisan bill to improve missing and murdered Native Americans response. It requires federal state tribal and local agencies to update protocols and train law enforcement, with DOJ data entry guidance and a national database. The measure follows Senate passage in March and broad support from lawmakers.
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Lisa Murkowski
Congress
U.S. Department of Justice
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Greg Gianforte
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Gianforte
Great Falls
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