West Bank Shooting Mars Yom Kippur, Because Of Course It Does
Settler vigilante violence soars, military raids rage, and the holiday of atonement begins with a roadblocked manhunt. What could go wrong?
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Settler vigilante violence soars, military raids rage, and the holiday of atonement begins with a roadblocked manhunt. What could go wrong?
After militants set up an overnight tollbooth to kidnap, extort, and steal vehicles, Pakistani security forces arrived to conduct a violent liquidation sale, killing five, freeing 23, and repossessing a small fleet.
Former Chilean president withdraws her historic bid for UN top job after Security Council straw poll delivers an atomic wedgie of 11 discouraging votes against her single thumbs‑up.
With six seconds left, a three-point lead, and the entire sport's history saying you win, NC State's quarterback invented a new way to lose: fumbling in his own end zone for a Vanderbilt touchdown, turning statistical certainty into a monument to shit-for-brains execution.
The Copernicus Climate Change Service confirmed 2026 as Europe’s warmest summer, with Germany alone seeing over 16,300 excess deaths linked to unprecedented heat waves.
Isaac Herzog cleared Elor Azaria’s criminal record despite opposition from army chief of staff Eyal Zamir, who said the soldier showed no remorse.
Supreme Security Council chief Mohsen Rezaei sends President Donald Trump a ‘conditions for peace’ note via Qatar, demanding cash, an end to blockades and a halt to the war.
The national electricity system took a shit, plunging millions into darkness for the sixth time this year, because the whole operation is held together with fucking wishes and a dwindling cup of diesel.
Appeals judges say dumping migrants in random-ass countries without telling them where they're going or if they'll be tortured is, shockingly, against the rules.
The Norton Simon and Auschwitz Memorial are deploying lawyers to keep Holocaust-looted art, arguing paperwork trumps genocide in a staggering display of institutional assholery.
The banking regulator pulled the license for Bank Mellat's Istanbul branch, saying its continued existence was a risk to depositors and financial stability, without detailing what the fuck it actually did.
After months of Houthi threats, Riyadh's air raid sirens finally blared for real, proving the kingdom's multi-billion-dollar defense system works perfectly for alerting rich people that their war is no longer just a distant TV show.
Moscow’s electronic voting system endures a 'very powerful' cyberattack, because in a pre-scripted sham election, the only suspense is which imaginary villain the Kremlin will blame for the glitches.
The administration starts slamming 30-foot steel panels into a scenic desert where opponents say few migrants cross, ignoring locals, nature, and common sense while boasting a 12-miles-a-week building pace.
Security forces declared a standoff 'concluded' after two final attackers blew themselves up, having already killed 21 and wounded 103 at a police mosque. The official response was to count bodies, note damage, and conduct a search of the obvious fucking ruins.
The president's 'GENEROUS' model promises billions in drug savings that experts can't see because the deals are secret. He's hoping you'll buy the bullshit before you vote.
The architect of Trump's most vicious immigration policies has convened a whole-of-government task force with one mission: to make the deportation of undocumented kids as fast, cruel, and legally suspect as possible. The White House calls it anti-trafficking. Everyone else calls it a fucking war crime.
In a diplomatic move that redefines 'pull-aside' as 'let's chat with the person running the shitshow we just helped create,' Trump will meet Delcy Rodríguez, who stepped up after the U.S. nabbed her boss.
The former president, desperate to distract from inflation and his own record, dredged up the infamous dog whistle to falsely accuse a Democratic governor of being soft on crime, even though the cited case happened after the governor left office.
The kingdom blasted air raid sirens and warned of a 'hostile aerial threat' across the country, then reported absolutely nothing happened. No casualties, no damage, just a whole lot of scared citizens and a mystery boom.
Inter Milan legend Sandro Mazzola dead at 83, leaving behind a career of such stubborn, one-club loyalty it makes today's superstar free agents look like faithless, contract-hopping whores.
As Nigel Farage tries to build a professional party with the largest political donation this century, his own activists are having a meltdown over the prospect of, checks notes, paid staff doing work.
A buried security assessment reveals 40+ British police forces dumped their most sensitive files - from secret intelligence to rape victim statements - onto Microsoft Azure, where US spooks and foreign hackers get a 'viewing appointment.' The bill? A cool £1.9 billion a year for the privilege.
A judge scrubbed his illegal name off the Kennedy Center and blocked his board's demolition-by-repair plot, forcing the ex-president to offer a deal straight out of a mobster's playbook: continuous tribute for not torching the place.
In a stunning revelation, the U.S. military has discovered that shooting missiles at another country is expensive, with the 'weapons' line item swelling by over $6 billion in just over a month.
A new report reveals the Russian state's favorite app, Max, is less a messaging platform and more a digital rectal exam, capable of screenshotting your phone and rifling through your messages and payments without you noticing.
In a stunning display of 'look what we can do if you try anything,' the island's military held its first-ever joint drone-and-missile playdate, a move about as subtle as setting off fireworks in a library two days before the librarians are set to have a tense meeting about the noise.
In a new 'cooperation deal,' the US government subcontracts its human rights violations to Equatorial Guinea, where deportees are bound, hooded, beaten, and thrown down stairs for speaking to the press.
After threatening to buy the whole island, the president announces a 'deal' that mostly just asks nicely if the U.S. can hang out there more, pending everyone else's say-so.
Teenager uses dad’s government‑stored gun to murder classmates after his online fan club for killers was apparently mistaken for an edgy phase.