‘The International Criminal Court is not the venue to hold Israel to account’
The Washington Post editorial board
Israel is “not a member of the ICC, and the warrants” against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu “will have limited practical effect,” says The Washington Post editorial board. The warrants “give credence to accusations of hypocrisy and selective prosecution.” There “will no doubt be Israeli judicial, parliamentary and military commissions of inquiry.” However, the ICC is “supposed to become involved when countries have no means or mechanisms to investigate themselves. That is not the case in Israel.”
‘There’s a reason so many Americans trust RFK Jr. and Dr. Oz’
Natalia Mehlman Petrzela at MSNBC
RFK Jr. and Dr. Oz “are dangerous choices to lead major federal agencies because they amplify the worst aspects of that sprawling wellness culture,” says Natalia Mehlman Petrzela. They have “developed such a large audience because they speak constantly to issues such as obesity, anxiety, autism, chemical dependence and chronic pain that truly do trouble Americans.” We may “lose sight of why many Americans who were not necessarily conspiracy theorists were drawn to their critiques.”
‘Meeting the parents during holidays doesn’t have to be stressful’
Myisha Battle at Time
Instead of “stressing about the expectation to come off as an appropriately matched partner to your date’s family, this important event can help you gather information about what makes your partner the way they are,” says Myisha Battle. It is “crucial to get to know what type of family you’re potentially going to become part of and what role you might play in it,” so we can “start to see how our partners have been formed.”
‘DOGE’ might be a punchline, but wasteful federal spending is the real joke’
Julio Gonzalez at The Hill
The U.S. government “has been a laughingstock for generations due to its administrative bloat, waste and general inefficiency,” says Julio Gonzalez. The “real savings are going to come from more fundamental reforms, such as eliminating administrative redundancy and streamlining operations.” By “selling underutilized properties and consolidating operations, the federal government could generate hundreds of millions if not billions of dollars in revenue.” The “government’s spending habits have been a punchline for too long.”