"Israel's Political and Judicial Tensions Escalate Amidst Leadership Changes"
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Saleh al-Arouri, a top Hamas official, was killed in an explosion in southern Beirut, Lebanon, with Lebanese and U.S. officials pointing to Israel as responsible for the attack. In a separate event, the President of Harvard University has resigned from their position. The New York Times Audio app offers a platform for journalism and storytelling, including a feature called The Headlines, which summarizes major stories in about five minutes.
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