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Cruise Knew Its Self-Driving Cars Had Problems Recognizing Children — and Kept Them on the StreetsSam BiddleAccording to internal materials reviewed by The Intercept, Cruise cars were also in danger of driving into holes in the road.
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U.S. Weapons Transfers to Israel Shrouded in Secrecy — but Not UkraineKen KlippensteinThe Biden administration put out a three-page list of arms for Ukraine, but information on weapons sent to Israel could fit in one sentence. |
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Counterterror Director Used Hamas Attack to Justify Mass Surveillance Program RenewalDaniel BoguslawThe U.S. intelligence community is facing calls to reform the spying tool known as 702, which is set to expire at the end of the year.
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What It’s Like to Give Birth in GazaIbtisam Mahdi, Ruwaida Kamal AmerWith most hospitals closed, Gaza’s doctors struggle to care for premature babies — often without power. |
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Oregon Police Obsessively Spied on Activists for Years, Even After Pipeline Fight EndedNatasha LennardInternal emails obtained by Siskiyou Rising Tide and Information for Public Use show police treating even the most placid social justice activities as sites of criminal threat. |
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Palestinians in Europe Fear for Safety as Crackdown on Speech Fosters HateDalia HatuqaIn Europe and the U.S., Palestinians say Western governments’ lockstep support for Israel opens up their communities to attacks. |
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Al Jazeera Censors Video of Critic Who Said Saudi–Israel Normalization Would Be “Suicide” for MBSPrem ThakkerThe Saudi crown prince “would not probably survive as the future king of Saudi Arabia,” Madawi Al-Rasheed said on Al Jazeera English’s “UpFront.” |
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Netanyahu’s Savage Game: Mass Killing Palestinians, Exploiting Israeli GriefInterceptedThe death toll in Gaza reaches 10,000 after a month of Israel’s brutal air and ground attacks.
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