EU Reps Wouldn’t Talk Until Trump Threatened 50% Tariff

A child the Times said was starving last week is not. And the paper hasn’t explained what happened. But this isn’t about one child; it raises the question of how deep Gaza’s food crisis really runs.

By pitting applicants against each other and allowing them to vote others off the island via rankings on empathy or kindness, markers of merit and academic ability will fade even further.