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'NAZA' documentary: IDF responds to allegations
World

‘NAZA’ documentary: IDF responds to allegations

When it premiered at the Venice International Film Festival in mid-September, “NAZA” received a 25-minute-long standing ovation and the Special Jury Prize. But in Israelthe documentary has fueled heated debate. Israeli Culture Minister Miki Zohar described the work of filmmakers Rachel Szor and Yuval Abraham “treason against the state” and urged that their citizenship be

Science

This giant stick insect fooled scientists for decades

Scientists have identified two previously unrecognized species of large stick insects in Australia, revealing that even in some of the country’s most closely studied environments, new species are still waiting to be found. A University of Sydney research team reexamined Australian members of the stick insect genus Anchiale and discovered two new species. One produces

Travel

How the Tourist Became the Taxpayer of Last Resort

Tourists are among the few taxpayers a city can charge without worrying about the next election. They arrive, spend, pay, and leave. If the bill goes up, their only real objection is to stay home or go somewhere else. In July, I wrote about the quiet reinvention of the hotel tax. The old American model

US

How Leila Hormozi Went from Six Arrests to a $250 Million Empire

This interview has been edited for length and clarity. Leila Hormozi doesn’t talk about her past to shock people. She talks about it because she thinks it’s the point. The co-founder of Acquisition.com has been open about the six arrests, the addiction, and the moment she stood in front of a mirror and decided she

Health

Adolescents seeking opioid addiction treatment facing barriers

In 2016, the American Academy of Pediatrics issued a policy statement urging doctors to offer medications for opioid use disorder to adolescent and young adult patients who needed them.   New national data show that more young people with an opioid use disorder diagnosis did start receiving addiction medications like buprenorphine and methadone, but the increase

India

A new 11,400-sq-ft Fisher House in New York will give veteran families 12 free suites near medical care; at full occupancy, the home is expected to save families a combined $700,000 in lodging costs each year

Photo credit: Fisher House Foundation/ Instagram A new Fisher House has opened its doors in Montrose, New York, offering veteran families a place to stay at no cost while their loved ones receive treatment at the VA Hudson Valley Healthcare System. The 11,400-square-foot home features 12 wheelchair-accessible suites and is designed to keep families close

Technology

Pope Leo XIV is not a fan of AI-generated art

Critics of AI-generated art have a powerful new ally: His Holiness the Bishop of Rome (Episcopus Romanus), Primate of Italy (Primatus Italiae), and Supreme Pontiff of the Universal Church (Summus Pontifex Ecclesiae Universalis). In a post on X Friday morning, Pope Leo XIV detailed the spiritual difference between human-generated art and art that is generated

Middle East

How to Use Email to Build a Community, Not Just a Customer Base

Most email programs are built around one question: how do we get more people to buy? It’s not a bad question. But it’s an incomplete one. The brands that build lasting businesses aren’t just converting subscribers into customers. They’re converting customers into people who feel connected to something. People who recommend the brand without being

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