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One Of The Year’s Best Shooters Just Got An Outrageous Free Expansion

'I Am Your Beast' is back with the 'Support Group' DLC, adding even more over-the-top action to one of the year's best shooters.

Inverse

Gaza outcry is ignored, doctors say

Israel’s year-long assault has left Gaza’s health care system in ruins. But American medicine is largely silent

Salon

Gaza's collapsing public health system

Detailing Israel’s “crime of extermination,” the report makes it clear bombing hospitals is no accident

Salon

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UN inquiry accuses Israel of crime of ‘extermination’ in Gaza

The inquiry found that Israel was committing ‘war crimes and crimes against humanity’ in its attacks on hospitals.

Al Jazeera

UN-backed commission accuses Israel and Palestinian groups of war crimes

The COI also says Israel is guilty of crimes against humanity, but Israel rejects ‘anti-Israeli discrimination’.

Al Jazeera

Manipur Commission of Inquiry into ethnic violence receives 11,000 affidavits

Commission of Inquiry (CoI) in Manipur violence receives 11,000 affidavits, probing causes, lapses, and historical aspects for justice.

The Hindu

Madras High Court permits Tamil Nadu government to withdraw writ appeals filed against Stalin, Duraimurugan

Madras High Court allows Tamil Nadu government to withdraw writ appeals against Chief Minister M.K. Stalin and Minister Duraimurugan.

The Hindu

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Thoothukudi firing | Dismiss plea to register murder case against police officials, T.N. govt tells Madras High Court

Tamil Nadu government accepts recommendations of CoI on Thoothukudi firing, opposes murder case, and memorial construction in court.

The Hindu

Manipur conflict inquiry panel yet to hold any public hearing

CoI (Manipur Violence) invites public to submit affidavits in 45 days to probe ethnic violence. District admin to provide free typing services. CoI has received affidavits from State govt officials. Plans to arrange accommodation and reimburse travel expenses for public hearings. 180+ killed, thousands displaced in violence between Kuki-Zo and…

The Hindu

Arizona State’s Self-Imposed Bowl Ban Is Proof of Ongoing Dysfunction

This latest move by the Sun Devils is yet another clownish decision brought on by the fallout of Ray Anderson’s reign and Herm Edwards’s hiring.

Sports Illustrated

NCAA Issues Rare Statement Regarding Ongoing Jim Harbaugh Case

The Michigan coach is still under investigation despite avoiding suspension.

Sports Illustrated

Jim Harbaugh’s Tension With the NCAA Is Far From Resolved

An eventual reckoning for the Michigan coach could be worse than sitting out games against easy opponents like Bowling Green and Rutgers.

Sports Illustrated

Hillel Neuer: The Man Challenging UN’s Anti-Israel Bias

Hillel Neuer battles anti-Israel bias at UN: A voice for human rights faces suppression

Zenger

Tennessee Football’s Light Punishment Is a Sign of a New Era at the NCAA

The Volunteers avoided a postseason ban, but the school was fined nearly $9 million by the Association’s Committee on Infractions citing over 200 individual violations.

Sports Illustrated

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The Hindu

Safety of boat passengers continues to take a back seat despite several recommendations

As tragedies involving passenger and tourist boats continue to strike the State in regular intervals, safety of boat passengers still takes a back seat along the State’s water routes with the successive governments turning a blind eye towards recommendations put forth by the expert committees in this regard.

Sports Illustrated

Meet the Officials Who Volunteered for an NCAA Job Most Would Run Away From

The Committee on Infractions has become the last line of defense in holding the NCAA’s members accountable. An inside look at how the group operates.

Sports Illustrated

NCAA Issues First NIL Ruling, With Cavinder Twins at the Center of It

While the actual punishment might not seem severe, the organization sends a message that it will be clamping down on NIL violations and brazen boosters.

Zenger

Pro-Israel Watchdog Alleges ‘sham Hearings’ By UN Commission

The U.N. Human Rights Council in Geneva created the three-person commission last year to investigate activities in Gaza.

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Asharq Al-Awsat

Sudani Vows to Recover Iraq’s Smuggled Funds

Iraqi Prime Minister Mohamed Shia al-Sudani announced on Tuesday that one of his government’s top priorities is to recover Iraq’s funds smuggled abroad. During a visit to the Commission of Integrity (CoI) headquarters, he said his government will determine its relations with others based on the extent of their cooperation…

The Guardian - UK

Civil service messaging and marketisation under Margaret Thatcher

Letters: Mike Lewis recalls the importance of maintaining appearances during his time in the Central Office of Information. Plus letters from Paul Flewers and Béryl Barnes

The Hindu

Flogging the dead: On Jayalalithaa death and the probe panel’s report

The panel of medical experts have put to rest any doubts over Jayalalithaa’s death

The Hindu

IAF sacks 3 officers in missile firing case

Government had told BrahMos was fired accidentally, while IAF Court of Inquiry terminated services with immediate effect

The Guardian - AU

‘Is this a real rape?’: female officers detail misogynistic culture within Queensland police

Exclusive: submissions by women to inquiry describe sexist comments and sexual harassment, affecting responses to domestic violence

The Guardian - AU

Police failed to adequately investigate deaths of four Indigenous women, former officer says

Exclusive: Submission to state inquiry alleges Queensland police routinely hid domestic violence failures from coroner

AFP

Iran movie feted by Cannes critics banned at home

Tehran (AFP) - Authorities in Iran have banned an Iranian movie about the struggles of a family in the sanctions-hit country after it was feted at this year's Cannes Film Festival.

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