About a mosque in Varanasi where both Hindus and Muslims come to say their respective prayers.

I myself do not pray to anything, because I don't believe there is anything to pray to. But I am glad that Hindus and Muslims coexist in peace and tranquility.

The UN Human Rights Council adopted a resolution to hold Israel accountable for possible war crimes. "Hold accountable" is rather vague — I don't see precisely what the resolution called for.

Meanwhile, Biden threatened to cut off support, and this compelled Netanyahu to agree to open more channels for humanitarian aid into Gaza. This demonstrates that Biden can compel Israel to change an inhumane practice in war.

Whether these changes will end the starvation in Gaza remains to be seen. I would not sell Netanyahu anything on credit.

Australia demands that Israel save pertinent evidence and permit an independent investigation into the killing of an Australian aid worker

who was in the WCK aid convoy attacked by a drone.

No Labels has abandoned the idea of running a candidate for president. Its director said that between Biden and the wrecker he would vote for Biden.

The biggest US brands of bandages contain PFAS, which can be absorbed directly into the skin.

How much of a dose a person is likely to get from wearing these bandages, the article does not say, and perhaps no one knows. I think it would not be an easy experiment to do. But it would surely be safer not to have them in bandages.