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Companies need to embrace their AI future

Companies need to embrace the waves of change brought on by AI or risk being left behind.

Fortune

Biden’s friends and Democrat strategists pick up pieces a day after debate questioning his performance and electability

A host of lawmakers in Biden’s own party are allegedly discussing trying to replace him before the DNC in August as other outspoken Democrats rushed to his defense

The Independent UK

Kinky Friedman obituary

Caustic country singer and self-styled ‘Jewish cowboy’ whose songs provoked laughter and outrage

The Guardian - UK

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America 2024: Blind, blundering Colossus

If the Biden-Trump rerun wasn't embarrassing enough, U.S. support for Israel has alienated the entire world

Salon

The US as defender of democracy won’t win votes. Donald Trump gets it, but Joe Biden doesn’t

Despite concerns about the state of the world, Americans have soured on their global policing role

The Guardian - UK

Fury over Islamophobia in WSJ, NYT

Elected officials speak out after WSJ editorial calls Dearborn, Michigan "America's Jihad capital"

Salon

McDonald’s franchises in Middle East at odds over Israel-Hamas war

McDonald’s Israel’s announcement of free meals for Israeli military sparks backlash from franchises in Arab countries.

Al Jazeera

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US wants an Israeli-Saudi ‘normalisation’ deal. Why now?

Potential deal to formalise relations between Israel and kingdom would be complex but not transformative, analysts say.

Al Jazeera

US-Saudi talks amid reports of far-reaching diplomatic plan for Middle East

But Jeddah’s demands for brokering an Israeli-Palestinian respite are reportedly a ‘non-starter’ and a ‘sucker’s bet’

The Guardian - US

Biden Urges Netanyahu To Halt Divisive Judicial Reform Amid Growing Concerns

Proposed Israeli judicial reform draws protests and threatens military readiness

Zenger

No Labels in 2024 wants to boldly try what Americans Elect tried in 2012

The idea behind Americans Elect was to create an alternative system for finding the candidates, independent of the two major parties and based in the limitless possibilities of the internet.

WEKU

Israel ‘unaware’ Of Any US Decision To Reevaluate Special Bond

An unnamed official reportedly said many U.S. administrations have announced "reevaluations" with Israel relations.

Zenger

Israeli President Herzog Affirms Unbreakable Alliance With U.S. Amid Rumors Of Reassessment

Herzog dispels speculation about strained ties with Washington ahead of speech to Congress.

Zenger

Biden Urges Israeli Leaders To Pause Judicial Reform, Seek Consensus

President emphasizes the importance of broad consensus and praises Israeli democracy

Zenger

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The Guardian - UK

The US holds its nose over Saudi Arabia’s human rights record – when the price is right

The purchase of professional golf by a brutal regime has exposed yet again the lack of moral sanctities on the global free market, says Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik

The Guardian - US

Pelosi’s ‘reckless’ Taiwan visit deepens US-China rupture – why did she go?

The speaker insisted she was promoting democracy but critics suggest a last hurrah before she loses the gavel in November

Salon

Cuomo's comeback exposes corporate media

Cuomo's return after being exposed as a propagandist shows how corporate media types aren't held accountable

Reason

Elected Leaders Daydream About Being Dictators. They Shouldn't.

"If government is big enough to give you anything, it's big enough to take everything away from you."

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The Guardian - US

Biden gives far fewer interviews than his predecessors – could his caution backfire?

With op-eds and speeches but no one-on-ones, observers say the president risks losing the public’s trust and reporters’ good will

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