Headlines for December 22, 2023

U.N. Warns One-Quarter of Gazans Are Starving Amid Israeli Assault and Siege, Committee to Protect Journalists: Israel Is Killing Media Workers at Unprecedented Pace, U.N. Security Council Delays Vote on Watered-Down Gaza Resolution Again Amid U.S. Veto Threat, Facebook and Instagram Censor Voices in Support of Palestine, Labor-Led March Protests AIPAC Campaign Contributions to New York Politicians, Last French Soldiers Depart Niger After Decadelong Occupation, But U.S. Troops Remain, Biden Administration Grants Two More Permits to Contested Mountain Valley Pipeline, Much of North America Won’t See a White Christmas Amid Hottest Year in Human History, Jury Acquits 3 Tacoma Officers Who Killed 33-Year-Old Unarmed Black Father Manuel Ellis, GOP Crackdown on “Voter Fraud” Targets Voters of Color, Democrats, Trump Audio Shows Ex-President Pressured Michigan Election Workers Not to Certify His 2020 Defeat, Giuliani Files for Bankruptcy After Judge Orders Him to Pay $148M to Defamed Election Workers, Gunman Kills at Least 14 in Prague University Rampage, Czech Republic’s Worst Mass Shooting, U.S. Judge Blocks Law That Would Ban Guns in Public Places