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Last Jew in Afghanistan refuses to give wife Jewish divorce
Alex Jones loses Sandy Hook defamation lawsuit
On This Day: 12 Nazis sentenced to death in the Nuremberg Trials
Last Jew of Afghanistan divorces wife after 20 years of refusal - report
Zabulon Simantov signed divorce papers via a Zoom call with the Sydney Tribunal, with several others in attendance.
Republican committee member who opposed mask mandates dies of COVID-19
Gregg Prentice, 61, led the Hillsborough County Election Integrity Committee and was a critic of the vaccine, mask mandates, and other preventative measures.
Combat Antisemitism Movement monitoring 'Qui?' movement in France
The movement began after a retired French general gave an interview referencing an "anonymous" group that controlled the media. It has gained traction throughout France.
On This Day: The final expulsion of Jews from France
On September 17, 1394, King Charles VI of France ordered that all Jewish people be expelled from the kingdom.
Marjorie Taylor Greene compares COVID vaccine mandate to Nuremberg Code
Marjorie Taylor Greene, who has previously come under fire for Holocaust comparisons, compared a pending vaccine mandate for federal employees to the Nuremberg Code.
Nicotine found in hair of 70% of children whose parents smoke
The researchers wanted to examine whether raising awareness of children's exposure might change their parents' behavior.
Biden on Kabul suicide bombings: 'We will hunt you down and make you pay'
Terror group ISIS-K claimed responsibility for the bombings near Kabul airport that killed over 70 civilians, 28 Taliban members, 13 US troops.
Taliban promise to protect women, then kill them for how they dress
The Taliban have shot and killed a woman for not wearing a burka the same day the group promised to honor women's rights.
Perseids meteor shower lights up Mitzpe Ramon's night sky
The Perseids meteor shower takes place every August, and hundreds of people travel down south to the Ramon crater to enjoy the visual experience
On this day: Richard Nixon becomes the only US president to resign
On this day, 47 years ago, Richard Nixon became the only US President to resign from office.