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Israel faces airport closure, strikes as rage mounts over courts overhaul

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is under more pressure from strikes and demonstrations after firing his defense minister for opposing the legislation.

By Steve Hendrix and Shira Rubin29 minutes ago

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MISSISSIPPI TORNADO

‘Everything is gone’: Loss and destruction in a small Mississippi town

Even before the tornado sliced through Rolling Fork, the community had been hemorrhaging residents.

By Anumita Kaur and Emmanuel Felton

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Satellite images show tornado’s destruction

By Shelly Tan and Samuel Granados

AI can draw hands now. Trump’s deep-fake shows why that’s bad news.

Critics warn that flawless images will make deep fake-campaigns more plausible, absent glaring clues that an image is fabricated.

By Pranshu Verma

Daniel Snyder has declined to be interviewed in NFL’s investigation

By Mark Maske, Nicki Jhabvala and Liz Clarke

First Citizens Bank to buy Silicon Valley Bank after collapse, FDIC says

By Bryan Pietsch

Death toll rises to 7 after Pennsylvania chocolate factory explosion

By María Luisa Paúl

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These women survived combat. Then they had to fight for health care.

The women, and hundreds of others like them, found out that they had to prove to the federal government their need for specialized health care because the Pentagon never classified them as “combat” veterans.

By Hope Hodge Seck1 hour ago

(Kathleen Hinkel for The Post)

The man who saved pinball gets his Hollywood moment. Reluctantly.

Roger Sharpe’s momentous 1976 game is now the inspiration for a new movie, “Pinball: The Man Who Saved the Game.” But he wanted to make sure the filmmakers got it right.

By Adam Ruben

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