Headlines for February 22, 2024

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"Gaza Has Become a Death Zone" Amid Soaring Hunger, Death and Illness
Itamar Ben-Gvir Calls for More Weapons for Civilians After West Bank Shooting Kills One Israeli
U.S. Addresses ICJ in Lonely, Unconvincing Defense of Israel's Occupation of Palestinian Lands
Biden Weighing Executive Action to Bar Asylum Seekers Who Enter Through Unofficial Ports of Entry
Texas Sues Shelter for Assisting Migrants in Need
Haitian Asylum Seekers Go to Court over Abuse by Federal Agents at U.S.-Mexico Border
Drug Trafficking Trial of Ex-Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernández Starts in New York
New Evidence of NYPD Plot to Assassinate Malcolm X Unveiled on 59th Anniversary of Death
Biden Cancels Additional $1.2 Billion in Student Loans
NYC Trans Leaders Respond After Catholic Church Condemns Funeral of Trans Icon Cecilia Gentili
Chicago Sues Big Oil over Climate Crisis
"We Deserve a Livable Future": Climate Defiance Disrupts Event with Montana Gov. Greg Gianforte
Fire Burns Down Mississippi John Hurt Museum

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