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2026 World Cup Final Could Be Played Under Extreme Heat Conditions

UNFCCC report shows that rising temperatures threaten players and fans. On Monday, the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) stated that the arrival of a heat wave in the United States this weekend will trigger a rise in temperatures that puts the 2026 World Cup final at risk of extreme heat. RELATED: Morocco Knock Out Netherlands on Penalties in Thriller Climate change is driving extreme weather events and heat waves around the world, the effects of which have become evident during the World Cup group stage. In the matches between Saudi Arabia and Uruguay and Sweden and Tunisia, for example, temperatures exceeded 82.4 degrees Fahrenheit (28 degrees Celsius), the threshold above which FIFPRO, the professional football players’ union, recommends postponing or delaying matches. The UNFCCC report also cited the two-hour suspension of the group-stage match between France and Iraq because of a lightning storm, marking the first time weather has disrupted the normal course of a World Cup since 1974. The heat is not “normal” because additional factors must be considered. The UNFCCC therefore uses the Wet-Bulb Globe Temperature (WBGT), an indicator that measures actual heat stress on the human body by combining temperature, humidity, wind, and solar radiation. Twenty-five matches played so far have taken place on days when climate change increased the likelihood of elevated wet-bulb globe temperatures. In fact, the heat wave expected to reach the United States this weekend will put the tournament final (New York/New Jersey), two quarterfinal matches and the third-place match at risk because of high wet-bulb globe temperatures, the UNFCCC said, adding that 26 out of 104 matches are scheduled to be played under “extreme heat” conditions. It also pointed out that 97 out of 104 scheduled matches face an increased likelihood of encountering “conditions that affect performance.” “It is hot for the players, for the fans, for everyone. It is climate change. The planet is warming after more than a century of burning fossil fuels such as coal, oil, and gas. That traps heat in the atmosphere. And now we are feeling it everywhere,” UNFCCC Secretary Simon Stiell said. It could feel as warm as 115 degrees during some World cup matches this week@AaronCh7Weather has a weather update on the looming heat wave as July arrives in the United States. pic.twitter.com/Ei91CCS6bc — The Athletic (@TheAthletic) June 29, 2026 Heat Does Not Only Affect Players Climate change is making extreme heat more frequent, more intense, and more dangerous, the UNFCCC report said, primarily because of the continued burning of coal, oil and gas, which adds heat-trapping pollution to the atmosphere. On the opening day alone, more than 100 people required medical attention for heat-related illnesses, and four of them were hospitalized. Players have access to medical teams at all times, the report said, while fans contend with extreme temperatures, crowds outside stadiums and on public transportation. Host cities in the southern and inland United States and Mexico are generally more exposed, and outdoor venues such as Miami, Kansas City and Philadelphia show a sharp increase in the likelihood of reaching dangerous heat thresholds, creating inequalities for teams throughout the tournament. A humidity wave will accompany next week’s heat dome in the United States. Prepare for stifling, tropical levels of humidity. pic.twitter.com/mboD796Oya — Ben Noll (@BenNollWeather) June 26, 2026 FIFA Downplays the Issue On Tuesday, the International Federation of Association Football (FIFA) responded to the UNFCCC’s claims by saying it had carried out “a comprehensive preparation process” for the 2026 World Cup, including an analysis of extreme weather conditions. The federation said it developed the tournament schedule “taking into account the local climate profiles and the infrastructure of the 16 host venues.” It also said measures to mitigate extreme heat situations have already been adopted. “The schedule was developed taking climate conditions into account. The match schedule balances sporting, operational and broadcast requirements while minimizing travel, maximizing rest days, and considering the local climate profiles and venue infrastructure, based on FIFA’s comprehensive heat risk assessment conducted at each location,” it said. FIFA said it strategically limited outdoor matches during the hottest hours of the day, adjusted kickoff times in certain markets and, “where possible,” prioritized covered stadiums for matches scheduled during the warmest time slots. In addition, it created “a dedicated working group for the mitigation and management of heat-related illnesses, made up of medical and operational experts,” which developed standardized guidelines for risk alert situations and harmonized medical action plans for stadiums. FIFA said it monitors weather conditions in real time by integrating wet-bulb globe temperature and heat index monitoring, and that it is prepared to implement contingency protocols for extreme weather events. The People’s Climate Summit, a bottom up alternative to COP 30 organized by social movements and indigenous peoples from around the World, ended yesterday w/ representatives presenting a list of collective demands to UN and Brazilian government officials. My story @telesurenglish pic.twitter.com/SL6VUQ7mTy — BrianMier (@BrianMteleSUR) November 17, 2025 teleSUR/ JF Sources: UNFCCC – EFE – Xinhua From teleSUR English via This RSS Feed.

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SCOTUS Rules Trump Can’t Change Birthright Citizenship Through Executive Order

The United States Supreme Court rejected President Donald Trump’s attempt to reinterpret the 14th Amendment of the U.S. Constitution, finding that the executive order he issued on the first day of his second term in office, which sought to redefine birthright citizenship unilaterally, was improper and unlawful. In a 6-3 ruling in a case titled Trump v. Barbara, Chief Justice John Roberts… Source From Truthout via This RSS Feed.

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A community for people to host giveaways, be it game keys, digital licenses, services, or more. #Rules for posts All posts should be a giveaway, with items being given away by the poster. Key information such as what is being given, and (if relevant) platform or region should be included in the title. For example, “[Steam] Civilization V giveaway” Do not post licence keys or game keys directly. All giveaways must announce the winner. Please also edit the title to begin with, “[closed]” to make it clear when your giveaway is over. While you are allowed to add requirements for entry, they can’t be self-serving. These are giveaways, not sales. Use common sense, and be nice. #Rules for comments/entires Alt accounts, sock puppets and other forms of cheating are not allowed. All accounts entering giveaways must be at least 2 months old, and have some activity from that period. Use common sense, and be nice.

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Cisjordanie : des centaines d’oliviers arrachés par l’armée israélienne

Cisjordanie : des centaines d’oliviers arrachés par l’armée israélienne https://europalestine.com/2026/06/29/cisjordanie-des-centaines-doliviers-arraches-par-larmee-israelienne/ > Des images montrent des bulldozers de l’armée d’occupation israélienne en train de déraciner des centaines d’oliviers dans le village de Zbuba, à l’ouest de Jénine, dans le nord de la Cisjordanie occupée. ET QUE L’ON NE VIENNE PAS NOUS DIRE QUE CES ATTAQUES SONT LE SEUL FAIT DES COLONS ! CAPJPO-Europalestine #stopIsrahell #stopNuisiblesSionistes #netanyahuWarCriminal #westbank #cisjordanieOccupee #zionistsAreTerrorists #freePalestine #palestine @[email protected] @[email protected]

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Housing market

Boomers (b. 1946-1966) bought houses long before they were $70k. Assuming a great job straight out of high school, the first ones would have been buying homes as early as 1964, the last boomers by 1984. Taking the middle - 1974 - and in my neck of the woods the median 1974 starter home was about $16k CAD, and the minimum wage was $4k/yr. This put even minimum wage workers within spitting distance of the flip side of the one-third rule, which states the price of a new home should not exceed three years of income. Workers in good industries - such as framers, plumbers, and electricians - easily met this 3× rule even within a year or three of starting work. So the better phrase would be: boomers bought houses at $16k when they were making $6k/yr

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All Steam Machines are shipped with a single 16gb stick

I mean, this honestly seems rather nice of Valve? The performance difference likely isn’t that much, and if you are the kind of person where it does matter you’ll probably want to upgrade to 32GB anyway. In which case you can just buy a single 16GB stick rather than having to buy a full kit.

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Zionism Is Canada’s Most-Successful Hate Movement

That’s cuz it’s literally in our textbooks. In highschool my history teacher elected to do a unit on Israel. The textbooks skipped right over zionist militia terrorizing communities and creating the initial wave of refugees that eventually ended up on the Gaza strip. The textbooks paint Israel as defending themselves when they militarily occupied Palestinian communities and the Arab states intervened. They made it seem like the Arab states attacked Israel for simply existing and not to stop literal fucking war crimes. Than there’s the Judeo-Christian element where some religious folk parrot “God’s Chosen People!” and they give them carte blanche, taxpayer dollars, and unholy amounts of firepower. … Also AFAICT there’s no common denominator as to who in the Jewish community denounces zionism or supports it. Maybe I’m just not intrenched enough to hear the consensus pushback that I’m sure exists on the tabernacle level; and I do refrain from demanding an answer from Jewish people cuz I think that’s wrong. But its a 50/50 for who is willing to denounce zionism and who seems to have bought into the propaganda.

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Treinverkeer tussen Rotterdam en Zuid-Nederland nog dagen langer ontregeld

Het treinverkeer tussen Rotterdam en het zuiden van het land is naar verwachting nog zeker tot zaterdagmiddag ontregeld. Aanvankelijk verwachtte ProRail dat de storing donderdagavond zou zijn verholpen. “De herstelwerkzaamheden duren helaas een stuk langer dan voorzien”, meldt de spoorwegbeheerder […]

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MAGA Rep. Slammed After Tearfully Blaming Democrats For Having Trouble Accessing Abortion She Helped Ban In Florida

She had an ectopic pregnancy. That’s why she needed an abortion, which she got (because it’s okay when it’s for me) but she’s complaining about the fact that fear of prosecution under HER law made pharmacies unwilling to provide the necessary pills. It’s the fact that it wasn’t in her uterus that she’s using to claim it “wasn’t an abortion.”

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Bring back the cold, please.

I actually love the feeling of a hot wall of furnace hitting me when I go outside. Thick smell of life in the air, chlorophyll, baking earth. The hot blanket of the sun. The sweat, the sweaty men, the shirtless men. OK I am getting off track, we were talking about sweaty men I think?

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End The Mind War

End the PSYWAR. Shred the Accelerationist Cults. Stop the influence of blackmail, harassment, and murder programs from plaguing society again.

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Setting up Caddy with Porkbun

Open to suggestions for managing Caddy for domains from Porkbun. Porkbun itself is using Cloudflare. Their Caddy module is confusing to setup due to API changes and older documentation. I’d like to use a declarative json configuration, but first I just need Porkbun to play nice enough to work when adding subdomains via wildcard. The Goal Setup legit Lets’ Encrypt as wildcard locally to test services at *example.domain.com, then put them into production on mainsite wildcard *.domain.com on VPS or similar. Seeking Advice Can anyone advise on setup recommendations. I’m currently using Nginx, which I had no difficulty setting up with ACME challenge. Perhaps I’m approaching Caddy in the wrong way. Thanks for any thoughts.

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[🔴Live 31'] Ivory Coast 🇩🇿 0-0 🇳🇴 Norway

Goals Ivory Coast: Norway: Competition: FIFA World Cup Kickoff: 17:00+UTC Venue: AT&T Stadium - Arlington, Texas USA Head referee: Jesús Valenzuela Ivory Coast form [old → recent]: ✅️✅️✅️❌️✅️ Norway form [old → recent]: ✅️➖️✅️✅️❌️ Lineups Ivory Coast 4-1-4-1: Yahia Fofana(1) - Emmanuel Agbadou(20) - Odilon Kossounou(7) - Ibrahim Sangaré(18) - Ghislain Konan(3) - Guela Doué(17) - Christ Inao Oulaï(26) - Franck Kessié(8) - Yan Diomande(11) - Nicolas Pépé(19) - Ange-Yoan Bonny(9) Bench: Jean Michaël Seri - Alban Lafont - Seko Fofana - Mohamed Koné - Evann Guessand - Christopher Operi - Evan Ndicka - Bazoumana Touré - Ousmane Diomande - Elye Wahi - Oumar Diakité - Wilfried Singo - Parfait Guiagon - Simon Adingra - Amad Diallo Norway 4-3-3: Ørjan Nyland(1) - Torbjørn Heggem(17) - Kristoffer Ajer(3) - David Møller Wolfe(5) - Marcus Holmgren Pedersen(16) - Sander Berge(8) - Patrick Berg(6) - Martin Ødegaard(10) - Erling Haaland(9) - Antonio Nusa(20) - Alexander Sørloth(7) Bench: Sondre Langas - Sander Tangvik - Jens Petter Hauge - Oscar Bobb - Fredrik Aursnes - Leo Østigard - Egil Selvik - Fredrik André Bjørkan - Morten Thorsby - Andreas Schjelderup - Jørgen Strand Larsen - Julian Ryerson - Thelo Aasgaard - Henrik Falchener - Kristian Thorstvedt Match Stats Possession: 46%🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩🔴🔴🔴🔴🔴54% Shots On Goal: 0 - 0 Shots Attempted: - Fouls: - Yellow Cards: - Red Cards: - Corners: - Saves: 0 - 0 Expected Goals: 0.16 - 0.03 Big Chances Created: 0 - 0 Big Chances Missed: 0 - 0 Accurate Passes: 116(86%) - 116(89%) Duels Won: 13 - 10 Match Events 0' - 🟢 First Half begins. 3' - 🚩 Offside, Norway. Alexander Sørloth is caught offside. 5' - 🗣️🔴 Antonio Nusa (Norway) wins a free kick in the defensive half. Foul by Guéla Doué (Côte d’Ivoire). 8' - ⛳ Corner, Côte d’Ivoire. Conceded by Torbjørn Heggem. 11' - 🗣️🔴 Foul by David Møller Wolfe (Norway). 15' - ⛳ Corner, Côte d’Ivoire. Conceded by Kristoffer Ajer. 23' - ⛳ Corner, Norway. Conceded by Guéla Doué. 23' - 🗣️🔴 Foul by David Møller Wolfe (Norway). 28' - ⛳ Corner, Côte d’Ivoire. Conceded by Kristoffer Ajer. 30' - ⛳ Corner, Côte d’Ivoire. Conceded by Marcus Pedersen. Generated by lemmy-match-thread-bot

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(she/her) a very silly girlie in her toxic femininity era (but like, in a I-support-women’s-wrongs kinda way) Butlerian jihadist (machines should not think!!;! BAD!!) (techbros plz face the wall 🥺) I do a little fedposting, as a treat anarchist (I need to believe a better world is possible)

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New Poll Shows Majority of Americans Believe There Are Grounds to Impeach Trump

agreed, and more: War powers Ordering strikes on Iran’s Fordow, Natanz, and Esfahan nuclear sites (June 2025) without congressional authorization, per Article I, Section 8’s grant to Congress of the sole power to declare war (H.Res.537) Failing to properly brief congressional leaders in advance despite reportedly notifying some foreign leaders (H.Res.537) Continuing the Iran war into 2026, which Larson’s office said was driving up prices for American families and costing American lives (April 2026 filing) Threatening “a whole civilization will die” and threatening to destroy Iranian infrastructure, which several Democrats (DeGette, Markey, Tlaib) characterized as threatening war crimes Judiciary Calling for a federal judge to be impeached after an adverse ruling (H.Res.939) Creating an environment of intimidation against judges, citing Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson’s public statement that attacks on judges “seem designed to intimidate those of us who serve in this critical capacity” (H.Res.939) Congress / incitement Calling for the execution of members of Congress, framed as incitement to extrajudicial violence (H.Res.939) Governance / rule of law (H.Res.353) Obstruction of justice Violation of due process Breach of duty to faithfully execute the laws Usurpation of Congress’s appropriations power Abuse of power Immigration/ICE enforcement (raised in advocacy filings, not yet a formal resolution) Inciting violence, including deaths, in Minnesota and allegedly covering up civilian deaths during ICE operations Removing migrants and asylum-seekers to foreign prisons Corruption / institutional abuse (advocacy filings) Personal enrichment for himself or close associates Removing nonpartisan civil servants and punishing perceived adversaries Using extortion-style tactics against law firms, media, and private industry Crypto self-dealing Trump family launched World Liberty Financial (WLFI) and the $TRUMP memecoin; family gets 75% of token sale proceeds plus stablecoin profits Reported earnings: $57M in 2024, growing to roughly $550M by March 2026; personal stake valued around $240M Total family enrichment estimated in the billions Foreign money concerns UAE royal family holds a 49% stake in WLFI, arranged before Trump’s inauguration and not disclosed at the time A UAE-linked firm invested $2B in Binance via WLFI’s stablecoin; shortly after, a UAE-controlled company gained access to advanced AI chips Dozens of foreign nationals and state-linked entities invested in WLFI’s token sale Binance (heavily used by WLFI) allegedly let billions flow to Iranian and Russian sanctioned entities while under a DOJ compliance monitor Alleged quid pro quo / regulatory rollback Administration halted or dropped investigations into crypto firms that had invested in or donated to Trump (Coinbase, Kraken, Ripple, Robinhood, etc.) DOJ’s crypto-crime enforcement unit was disbanded Trump pardoned figures tied to his crypto ventures, including Binance founder Changpeng Zhao, which critics allege was connected to a deal benefiting WLFI’s stablecoin Oversight activity so far Senate inquiry opened by Sen. Blumenthal (2025) into conflicts of interest House Judiciary Democrats released a report, “Trump, Crypto, and a New Age of Corruption” (Nov. 2025), documenting the pattern.

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Supreme Court expands Trump′s power; Israel kills eight in Gaza; AIPAC spending in Colorado

From Drop Site: AIPAC, Big Tech Back Diana DeGette Over Melat Kiros With $2M Spending Flood U.S. negotiators arrive in Doha as Iran rules out direct meetings. Oman backs Iran’s “service fee” framework for Strait of Hormuz transit. Iran rejects French offer to help clear Strait of Hormuz mines. Qatar suspends recreational maritime activity. Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian: U.S. deal approved by Supreme Leader, backed by National Council. Two IRGC members killed in shooting near Iran-Iraq border. Lebanese Parliament Speaker Nabih Berri rejects U.S.-backed “Trilateral Framework” with Israel. Israeli stun grenades, airstrike target southern Lebanon in continued ceasefire violations. Israeli soldier wounded near Beaufort Castle. About 400,000 displaced Lebanese have returned home since March, minister says. Israeli bombardment, home demolitions across Gaza. Israeli strike on displaced Palestinians kills two, wounds 20. Israel shoots and kills 15-year-old Palestinian in West Bank. Hamas delegation arrives in Cairo to discuss Gaza ceasefire roadmap. Committee to Protect Journalists set to narrow journalist definition. Primaries in Colorado on Tuesday. Monday’s Supreme Court decisions. Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez introduces NDAA amendment that could halt U.S. military aid to Israel. House Rules Committee blocks Massie-Khanna amendment to remove Israel tech provision from NDAA. Progressive Caucus chair Greg Casar to back Massie amendment cutting U.S. military aid to Israel. Iraq sets September 30 deadline for Iran-aligned factions to disarm under U.S. pressure. Russian strikes across Ukraine kill at least eight, including a child. Secretary of State Marco Rubio meets Libyan commander Saddam Haftar. South Africa deploys police as anti-immigrant groups’ deportation “deadline” sparks fear, business closures. UK national security bill could expose journalists to “terrorism” prosecution, legal experts warn. Drop Site is now live on WhatsApp. Get our latest reporting, podcasts, and breaking news, delivered directly. Join the channel here. This is Drop Site Daily, our free daily news recap. We send it Monday through Friday. Today’s edition is being sent to more than 750,000 subscribers. Help us grow that number by forwarding and recommending this newsletter. Subscribe now 🛒 Get your “Drop [Site] News/Not Bombs” Hoodie here: Get Your Hoodie Widespread destruction following an Israeli strike on tents sheltering displaced Palestinians in the Al-Mawasi area west of Khan Younis in the southern Gaza Strip, Palestine on June 30, 2026. Photo by Mahmoud Bassam/Anadolu via Getty Images. Subscribe now Iran and Ceasefire U.S. negotiators arrive in Doha as Iran rules out direct meetings: President Donald Trump’s son-in-law Jared Kushner and Special Envoy Steve Witkoff are in Doha but will not hold direct meetings with Iranian officials, spokesperson for Qatar’s Foreign Ministry Majed Al-Ansari said on Tuesday. Instead, they are expected to meet with mediators to discuss the progress of negotiations. Al-Ansari said the $6 billion in frozen Iranian assets has not yet been transferred to Iran, adding that the release of the funds is directly linked to the progress of negotiations between Tehran and Washington. Meanwhile, Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmaeil Baghaei said Tehran has no plans to meet U.S. officials “at any level in the next few days.” He said discussions in Doha would instead focus on “the implementation of clauses of the memorandum of understanding, including the clause related to the release of Iran’s restricted assets with the Qatari parties,” adding: “We have not planned any meeting with the American side at any level for the next few days.” Oman backs Iran’s “service fee” framework for Strait of Hormuz transit: Oman’s Foreign Minister Badr al-Busaidi backed the legal basis for Iran’s proposed Strait of Hormuz fees in an interview with Monte Carlo Doualiya on Monday, saying Oman opposes transit tolls but distinguishes those from voluntary fees for maritime, environmental, and navigational services. Al-Busaidi said Iran bears primary responsibility under the memorandum for clearing roughly 80 mines and securing shipping lanes, with Oman contributing through regional and international efforts, and that any future arrangements would remain within international law, a position that aligns more closely with Iran’s stance than Washington’s. Iran rejects French offer to help clear Strait of Hormuz mines: Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Kazem Gharibabadi pushed back after French President Emmanuel Macron said France would work with partners to clear mines from the Strait of Hormuz, saying the Islamabad memorandum assigns demining exclusively to Iran and that no other country will be permitted to participate “in principle.” Gharibabadi warned France against what he called provocations that could “further complicate” the situation, describing conditions in the Strait as “sensitive and complex.” Qatar suspends recreational maritime activity: Qatar temporarily suspended sailing and most non-commercial maritime activities until further notice on Monday, citing public safety amid heightened regional unrest, according to Al Jazeera. The Transport Ministry said the measure covers leisure boats, fishing vessels, jet skis, and other small craft, while vessels covered by international maritime conventions remain exempt, a day after a Qatari national was reportedly killed by shrapnel. Pezeshkian: U.S. deal approved by Supreme Leader, backed by National Council: Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian defended his government’s negotiations with the United States on Tuesday following criticism from some conservative factions, saying the talks were conducted in “full and continuous coordination” with the Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamanei, the Islamic Republic News Agency reported. Speaking in Qom, Pezeshkian said the final text of the agreement had received “strong backing” from the Supreme National Security Council, adding that the government had pursued “the rights of the Iranian people from a position of dignity, authority and safeguarding national interests” and “has not and will not succumb to the enemy’s imposed demands.” Two IRGC members killed in shooting near Iran-Iraq border: Two members of Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps were killed and two others wounded in a shooting in Paveh County near Iran’s border with Iraq, Iranian state media reported on Tuesday via Anadolu Agency. According to the IRGC’s Public Relations Office in Kermanshah Province, unidentified gunmen opened fire at the entrance of a house on Monday evening in what it described as a “cowardly and treacherous terrorist act.” The two men killed were identified as local IRGC members. The IRGC said an investigation is underway to establish the circumstances of the attack and identify those responsible. Lebanon Lebanese Parliament Speaker Nabih Berri rejects U.S.-backed “Trilateral Framework” with Israel: Lebanese Parliament Speaker Nabih Berri rejected the U.S.-backed “Trilateral Framework” with Israel, calling it a set of “diktats” that is “ten times worse” than the unpopular 1983 May 17 Agreement, which stipulated the withdrawal of Israeli forces following their invasion of Lebanon and siege of Beirut, Al-Akhbar reported on Monday. Berri said the framework’s most dangerous aspect is its potential to incite internal Lebanese divisions. Berri also said the deal conditions Israeli withdrawal on Lebanon on meeting a list of demands, and that it makes no reciprocal demands of Israel. ”This agreement will not pass, and it will not be implemented,” Berri said. Israeli stun grenades, airstrike target southern Lebanon in continued ceasefire violations: Israeli forces continued operations across southern Lebanon on Tuesday, with a drone dropping a stun grenade near the Ain Badda spring between Aita Al-Jabal and Hadatha, as farmers were tending their land, according to Lebanon’s National News Agency. No injuries were reported. Israeli drones also dropped stun grenades on a house in Hadatha and on the eastern outskirts of Braachit in Bint Jbeil District, while Israeli warplanes carried out a predawn airstrike on Deir Siryan in Marjeyoun District. Israeli soldier wounded near Beaufort Castle: An Israeli reservist was “seriously injured” Monday in an explosion in southern Lebanon near Beaufort Castle, in the Nabatieh area, the Israeli army said, according to Haaretz. The military said it was still investigating the incident and that the soldier was hospitalized. About 400,000 displaced Lebanese have returned home since March, minister says: About 400,000 forcibly displaced people in Lebanon, roughly 40% of the more than 1.2 million uprooted since Israel re-escalated its war on March 2, have returned to their home regions, Social Affairs Minister Haneen Sayed said Monday. The number of people sheltering in reception centers has fallen to 13,000 from 37,000, he said, though many remain unable to return as Israel occupies a strip of southern Lebanon behind the “Yellow Line.” Palestine Killed and wounded: Over the last 24 hours, eight Palestinians were killed and 26 were injured in Israeli attacks across Gaza. The total recorded death toll since October 7, 2023 has risen to 73,066 killed, with 173,514 injured, according to the Palestinian Ministry of Health. Since October 11, the first full day of the so-called ceasefire, Israel has killed at least 1,053 Palestinians in Gaza and wounded 3,406, while 786 bodies have been recovered from under the rubble. Israeli bombardment, home demolitions across Gaza: Several Palestinians were wounded on Tuesday after an Israeli airstrike targeted a group of people near the Sheikh Radwan junction in Gaza City, according to WAFA. In southern Gaza, Israeli troops carried out four large-scale demolitions of homes and civilian structures in Khan Younis, while artillery shelled northwestern Rafah. In Gaza City, Israeli forces destroyed homes in the Al-Tuffah neighborhood, alongside heavy gunfire in Shujaiya. Israeli strike on displaced Palestinians kills two, wounds 20: An Israeli drone strike on displaced people in the Al-Mawasi area west of Khan Younis killed two Palestinians and wounded more than 20 others Monday, according to medical sources cited by Al Jazeera. Separately, a Palestinian man was shot and killed by Israeli forces in Al-Qarara, northwest of Khan Younis, according to WAFA, bringing Monday’s death toll from Israeli attacks across Gaza to at least eight, two of whom were children. Israel shoots and kills 15-year-old Palestinian in West Bank: Israeli forces shot a 15-year-old in the head and chest on Monday during a raid in el-Bireh, near Ramallah, WAFA reported. The head of the area’s governorate called the killing a “clear-cut execution in broad daylight” and said it made a mockery of “institutions that claim to uphold democracy and human rights.” B’Tselem, the Israeli human rights organization, issued a report on Monday saying Israeli forces have killed 241 Palestinian children and teenagers in the occupied West Bank since October 7, 2023. Hamas delegation arrives in Cairo to discuss Gaza ceasefire roadmap: A Hamas delegation arrived in Cairo on Tuesday for talks with Egyptian officials and mediators on implementing the Gaza ceasefire agreement and advancing negotiations on the next phase, according to a statement released by the group. Hamas official Taher Al-Nunu said the delegation, led by Zaher Jabarin, will press for an end to “the escalating Israeli violations” in the Gaza Strip, including “the daily killings and assassinations,” while demanding that Israel allow the full entry of humanitarian supplies and reconstruction materials and implement the remaining provisions of the Sharm el-Sheikh Agreement. The delegation will also discuss the second phase of the roadmap presented by Nickolay Mladenov, leading up to “full Israeli withdrawal from all of Gaza.” Read the latest on Gaza negotiations from Drop Site’s Jeremy Scahill and Jawa Ahmad here. Committee to Protect Journalists set to narrow journalist definition: The Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) will reportedly revise its definition of who qualifies as a journalist in a move that would broadly exclude slain Palestinian and Lebanese journalists working for government-funded outlets, while journalists from Israel, the U.S., and Ukraine at state-funded or military-embedded outlets would remain classified as journalists. The change follows pressure from the right-wing publication The Free Beacon, which has repeatedly alleged that Palestinian and Lebanese journalists were militants or cited their political views to justify their killings by Israeli forces. Later on Monday, Drop Site News publisher Dr. Nika Soon-Shiong announced that she had been removed from the CPJ board, after opposing this proposal. Soon-Shiong published an email she sent to the board arguing that the proposal would politicize CPJ’s mission, could exclude journalists based on their employer or alleged conduct, and could undermine protections for journalists, particularly those in Gaza. An internal CPJ email shared with Drop Site calls reports that the organization plans to change its definition “false allegations” and “untrue.” It says the review, led by CPJ’s Middle East and North Africa team, is focused on its documentation of journalists killed in the Israel-Gaza war after some individuals previously listed as journalists were later determined to have been combatants, and is expected to be completed in July. Released Palestinian detainees describe starvation, sleep deprivation at Israel’s Ofer Prison: Released Palestinian detainees described days of starvation, sleep deprivation, and humiliation inside Israel’s Ofer Prison in interviews conducted by Mohamed Ahmed for Drop Site News. Nasser Ghaleb Mohammed Al-Haj Ahmad, 35, said detainees were denied food, water, sleep, and bathrooms. “If you sleep, you sleep on iron. There is no sleep, no life.” Jamal Shukri Mohammed Abu Shanab, 68, said detainees ate only plain yogurt for 10 days and were bound, forced onto their stomachs, and jolted awake whenever they tried to sleep. The International Committee of the Red Cross, which has been denied access to Israeli-held Palestinian detainees since October 7, 2023, said it transferred 13 released Palestinians from the Kerem Abu Salem crossing to the hospital Monday, with more than 9,400 Palestinians, including over 3,200 held without charge, still imprisoned by Israel. Israeli lawmaker says bill to bar Red Cross visits to Palestinian prisoners defeated: Israeli lawmaker Ofer Cassif, the only Jewish member of the anti-occupation Hadash party in the Knesset, said on Monday that lawmakers defeated a bill that would have barred the Red Cross from visiting Palestinian detainees in Israeli prisons. Cassif said the measure was intended to prevent the world from seeing “the marks of torture and inhumane conditions” on Palestinian prisoners. He called for the immediate resumption of Red Cross visits to prisons. U.S. News By Julian Andreone, with Ryan Grim. Have a tip on Capitol Hill? Email Andreone at [email protected]. Primaries in Colorado on Tuesday: Colorado’s Democratic establishment is reportedly increasingly concerned that a progressive wave could reshape Tuesday’s primaries, with Politico reporting that Sen. John Hickenlooper is in a “dead heat” with state Sen. Julie Gonzales in Denver and that Rep. Diana DeGette’s campaign is alarmed by internal polling showing her race with progressive challenger Melat Krios tightening. Allies of Sen. Michael Bennet also reportedly acknowledged his gubernatorial race against Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser is closer than expected, per private polling cited by Politico. A last-minute infusion of funds into DeGette’s campaign from AIPAC and big tech is discussed in the latest from Ryan Grim, Julian Andreone, and Toby Jaffe for Drop Site, available here. Monday’s Supreme Court decisions: Upholds state laws counting late-arriving mail ballots: The Supreme Court ruled 5-4 Monday that election officials may count postmarked mail-in ballots that arrive after Election Day, rejecting a Republican National Committee challenge to a Mississippi law and finding it does not conflict with federal law setting Election Day in early November. The ruling, authored by Justice Amy Coney Barrett with two conservatives joining the three liberals in the majority, keeps the Mississippi law and similar measures in 13 other states in effect ahead of November’s midterms. Splits on Trump’s power to fire independent agency officials, blocks Fed’s Cook ouster but allows FTC firing: The Supreme Court ruled 5-4 Monday that President Donald Trump cannot fire Federal Reserve board member Lisa Cook for now, with Chief Justice John Roberts writing that for-cause protections shield the Fed from being treated as “at-will employment.” In a separate 6-3 ruling, however, the Court overturned the 1935 precedent Humphrey’s Executor v. United States and allowed Trump to remove Federal Trade Commission member Rebecca Kelly Slaughter without cause. Roberts wrote in the Slaughter ruling that “subordinates who exercise the president’s power are subject to removal by him.” Trump indicated on Truth Social that he would still seek to fire Cook, whom he has accused of committing mortgage fraud. Cook denies the claims. Rejects Trump’s bid to overturn $5 million E. Jean Carroll verdict: The Supreme Court declined Monday, without explanation or noted dissents, to hear President Donald Trump’s appeal of a jury’s $5 million finding that he sexually abused writer E. Jean Carroll at a Manhattan department store in the mid-1990s and later defamed her, according to the Associated Press. AOC introduces NDAA amendment that could halt U.S. military aid to Israel: Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y.) introduced an amendment to the National Defense Authorization Act on Monday that could effectively halt offensive and defensive U.S. military aid to Israel. The proposal would require U.S. defense transfers to comply with international law and, building on Section 620I of the Foreign Assistance Act, would require the president to affirmatively certify that a recipient isn’t restricting U.S.-backed humanitarian aid. Ocasio-Cortez’s amendment requires the president to affirmatively certify that the laws banning the restriction of aid are being followed and also requires Congress to authorize the weapons transfers before they can proceed. Ocasio-Cortez has also pursued amendments that focus on the U.S. military’s presence in Latin America, requiring the Pentagon to publish a report on its use of military facilities in Puerto Rico, demanding an accounting of human rights violations in Peru between 2022 and 2024 and in Colombia for the last 3 decades, and barring military cooperation with Ecuador’s current government. The congresswoman spoke with Drop Site’s Julian Andreone on Tuesday about her proposed amendments. Watch here. House Rules Committee blocks Massie-Khanna amendment to remove Israel tech provision from NDAA: The House Rules Committee blocked a bipartisan amendment from Reps. Thomas Massie (R-Ky.) and Ro Khanna (D-Calif.)that sought to remove a provision expanding U.S.-Israel military technology integration from the FY2027 National Defense Authorization Act, meaning it will not receive a House floor vote. The underlying provision, which remains in the NDAA, would deepen U.S.-Israel defense technology cooperation, including joint weapons development and other military collaboration. Progressive Caucus chair Greg Casar to back Massie amendment cutting U.S. military aid to Israel: Rep. Greg Casar (D-Texas), chair of the Congressional Progressive Caucus, said on Monday that he will vote for Rep. Thomas Massie’s amendment to end U.S. taxpayer-funded military aid for Israel, arguing the Israeli government “committed war crimes in Gaza and helped drag America into war with Iran.” The amendment would bar funds in the bill from going to Israel and cut Foreign Military Financing by $3.3 billion, though it would not constitute an arms embargo or ban all U.S. arms sales to Israel. Jewish Voice for Peace Action endorses Abdul El-Sayed for Michigan Senate seat: Jewish Voice for Peace Action issued its first-ever Senate endorsement to Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed on Monday, citing his consistent stance on human rights and progressive foreign policy. Colorado Supreme Court blocks Democratic redistricting effort: The Colorado Supreme Court dealt a blow Monday to Democratic efforts to redraw the state’s congressional maps ahead of 2028, ruling that twin ballot initiatives violated the state constitution’s “single subject requirement” because each measure was contingent on the other’s passage. Democrats behind the effort said time has run out to gather the roughly 125,000 signatures needed by August 3 to qualify for November’s ballot, dealing a setback to a plan that aimed to draw up to three new Democratic-leaning districts as part of the broader national redistricting fight. Rep. Yassamin Ansari calls Israel’s actions in Gaza “genocide,” vows to reject AIPAC funding: Rep. Yassamin Ansari of Arizona, the first Iranian American Democrat elected to Congress, called Israel’s actions in Gaza and Lebanon a “genocide” and pledged to stop accepting money from pro-Israel groups including AIPAC, in an interview with Zeteo on Monday. The shift marks a reversal for Ansari, who won her 2024 primary as a self-described “proud pro-Israel progressive” backed by Democratic Majority for Israel, opposed Sen. Bernie Sanders’s effort to block $20 billion in arms sales to Israel, and voted to sanction the International Criminal Court over its warrants for Israeli leaders. DOJ opens investigation into Sen. Ruben Gallego days after Senate Ethics Committee clears him: The Justice Department has opened an investigation into Sen. Ruben Gallego (D-Ariz.) stemming from a “whistleblower complaint” out of Southern California related to his use of a political committee’s PAC to fund family trips to Miami, Chicago, Disneyland, and Disney World, coming days after the Senate Ethics Committee closed its inquiry into separate sexual misconduct and campaign finance allegations after finding no rule violations. Gallego, who has hired former Biden deputy press secretary Andrew Bates for crisis communications help amid fallout from his public friendship with former Rep. Eric Swalwell, has denied wrongdoing and said the allegations are politically motivated as he weighs a potential 2028 presidential run. NYC Council Member Paladino suggests CIA, FBI should “neutralize” DSA leaders: New York City Council Member Vickie Paladino suggested in a post on Monday that the CIA and FBI once would have “neutralized one way or another” “unabashed revolutionaries” while sharing a post identifying Democratic Socialists of America leadership members. Congressional candidate Darializa Avila Chevalier called the remarks a “thinly veiled call” for the federal government to kill DSA members and demanded Paladino’s expulsion from the City Council. Other International News Iraq sets September 30 deadline for Iran-aligned factions to disarm under U.S. pressure: Iraq’s government has given Iran-aligned armed factions until September 30 to disarm. The deadline was announced ahead of a visit to the U.S. by Iraq’s new Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi. Iraqi government spokesman Haidar al-Aboudi said Monday that groups possessing weapons would face legal action after that date, which also marks the end of the international anti-ISIS coalition’s presence in the country. Two factions, Kataeb Imam Ali and Asaib Ahl al-Haq, have already agreed to turn over administration of their brigades to the state, while others among Iraq’s dozens of Iran-aligned factions, some of which attacked U.S. bases during this year’s Iran war, have yet to comply, according to AFP and The New Arab. Also on Monday, Iraqi security forces, including the elite Counter-Terrorism Service, arrested 47 people, including lawmakers, senior officials, and prominent politicians, in an anticorruption crackdown ordered by Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi, raiding homes in Baghdad’s Green Zone and other neighborhoods. Iraq’s Federal Commission of Integrity said the arrests were based on judicial warrants tied to alleged misappropriation of public funds, with lawmakers’ parliamentary immunity lifted beforehand. They follow last month’s arrest of Deputy Oil Minister Adnan al-Jumaili and the seizure of roughly $86 million in cash. Russian strikes across Ukraine kill at least eight, including a child: Russian missile and drone strikes across Ukraine killed at least eight people and wounded 34 others Monday, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said, including five killed and 28 wounded in a missile attack on Dnipro and three killed and six wounded, among them a child, in a drone attack on Zaporizhzhia. Additional Russian strikes hit the Sumy, Odesa, Chernihiv, Kherson, and Kharkiv regions. The Kremlin said Monday that Russia’s position on a peace deal has remained unchanged since 2024, when Putin said Kyiv must withdraw from four regions Moscow claims and drop its NATO bid. Rubio meets Libyan commander Saddam Haftar: Secretary of State Marco Rubio met Monday with Libyan National Army Deputy Commander Saddam Haftar to discuss unification efforts in the country and possible cooperation between the U.S. and Haftar’s LNA, according to a State Department readout. The meeting came the same day a new documentary by Evident, Sudan War Monitor, and LightHouse presented new evidence that Haftar has worked with the UAE to facilitate arms and training for Sudan’s RSF militia. South Africa deploys police as anti-immigrant groups’ deportation “deadline” sparks fear, business closures: Businesses across South African cities closed and police were deployed on Tuesday as anti-immigrant protests continued nationwide ahead of a “deadline” anti-immigrant groups have given undocumented foreign nationals to leave, falsely claiming they will otherwise face arrest and deportation, according to Al Jazeera. President Cyril Ramaphosa said the right to protest “does not allow people to threaten or intimidate others, or to engage in acts of vandalism or violence.” Weeks of xenophobic violence in the country have killed people from Mozambique, Ethiopia, and Malawi, according to AFP, with thousands of foreign nationals, including some in the country legally, sheltering at consulates or being repatriated by their home countries. UK national security bill could expose journalists to “terrorism” prosecution, legal experts warn: British journalists reporting from countries like Iran could face terrorism prosecutions under a UK national security bill expected to complete its final parliamentary stages this week, according to reporting Monday in the Guardian. Legal expert David Anderson warned the bill could criminalize foreign correspondents for obtaining information from sources within state-designated groups because it lacks explicit protections for journalists, and press freedom groups are urging amendments. If you want to continue getting this newsletter, you don’t have to do anything. But if this is too much—we do try to be mindful of your inbox—you can unsubscribe from this newsletter while continuing to get the rest of our reporting. Just go into your account here at this link, scroll down, and toggle the button next to “Drop Site Daily“ to the off setting. 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