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Back in 2020, Tiffany Riley was fired from her job as a school principal over a Facebook post. The world seems to have moved on from that era, but Riley says she can’t, writes Frannie Block.

RT @_jkaplan: Went to Dublin for the Macklemore gig Read the full story

Macklemore was hardly relevant, until he became a pro-Palestine activist. Josh Kaplan went to see the Seattle rapper’s “Free Palestine” tour live in Dublin. This is what he saw. Read Josh’s full dispatch here:

Israel had the highest voter turnout in 50 years. Join @sulkinmaya and @havivrettiggur to unpack what this election means for the county and region. LIVE

Israel had the highest voter turnout in 50 years. Join @sulkinmaya and @havivrettiggur to unpack what this election means for the county and region. LIVE 10:00AM EST Oct 28

RT @RachelGur: If you have no idea what to make of the results of the Israeli election - @havivrettiggur is going live in one hour with @SulkinMaya to try and make sense of it all. The live is open to @TheFP subscribers but the video will posted afterwards to YouTube for all. Link:

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RT @EliLake: Why won’t El-Sayed denounce the antisemitic garbage ad @cenkuygur released this week? Maybe because he agrees with it.

RT @katrosenfield: I wrote for @thefp about our cultural allergy to female agency and the women empathizing themselves over a cliff

With the midterm elections looming, we asked people about the direction of our country. Their answers revealed familiar divides—and some new ones, writes Mene Ukueberuwa.

Adam Hamilton leads thousands of Kansans on Sundays. Democrats hope he can lead them to the Senate, too, writes River Page.

In an ad from a pro–El-Sayed PAC, a couple complains that they cannot afford groceries because of Israel. Why won’t the candidate denounce the grotesque clip? asks Eli Lake.

Cost-of-living anger, pro-Palestine activism, and opposition to military spending have converged in Italy’s streets, as violent protests test Giorgia Meloni’s government ahead of the next election, writes Ani Chkhikvadze.

One month after being barred from Gillette Stadium, the rapper drew 13,000 people in Dublin. @_jkaplan joined the crowd and found fans who justified terrorism and dismissed antisemitism.

Keep your head up. Nothing good comes from considering yourself as a victim, writes @ArthurBrooks. Read Arthur’s latest column on Netflix’s new show based on the Stanford Prison Experiment here:

A recent ‘New Yorker’ essay humanizes a woman who said she let her toddler die then burned his body. To what end? asks Kat Rosenfield.

A historian from Mosul, Iraq, visits Treblinka, Auschwitz, and Bełżec—and returns with a demand for the Arab world.

RT @SulkinMaya: Join me and @havivrettiggur live tomorrow at 10 am ET to make sense of the Israeli election results. And drop your burning questions below :)

Benjamin Netanyahu doesn’t lose. And if Israeli voters understand the vision he has brought to life as the longest-serving Israeli prime minister, he shouldn’t lose today, argues @GadiTaub1. Read his full analysis here: