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STRIPES (Alex Wilson) - Back to school, minus the smartphones, for Defense Department’s overseas students | Stars and Stripes

Thousands of students streamed back into Defense Department schools, many leaving their phones out of reach under new rules for the academic year.

STRIPES (ShaTyra Cox) - Military families in Poland navigate school options without a DODEA school | Stars and Stripes

With no DOD schools, parents must navigate international schools, homeschooling and other options, along with questions about admission, transportation and funding.

NYTIMES (Genevieve Glatsky and Federico Rios) - Chocó, Colombia, Faces Deeper Hardship After an Earthquake

In Chocó, a predominantly Afro-Colombian and Indigenous region, “pain, hunger and homelessness await” survivors of last week’s earthquake, the governor says.

THEAMERICANCONSERVATIVE (Taki) - Bored of Peace

The new scheme to “reshape the Middle East” is a recipe for further violence. The post Bored of Peace appeared first on The American Conservative .

Takimag Bored of Peace The new scheme to “reshape the Middle East” is a recipe for further violence. TakiMag Photo by AHMAD GHARABLI / AFP via Getty Images If anyone believes that peace will be achieved by “reshaping the Middle East”—via the Trump Board of Peace project—I’ve got a couple of bridges linking Brooklyn with Manhattan that I’m willing to sell for a song. I might be going out on a limb here, but there will never be peace in the Middle East as long as Benjamin Netanyahu and his ilk are in control of the out-of-control, American-supported and -supplied Israeli government.   And before the usual suspects like the neocons start bleating about antisemitism, here are some undeniable facts: Netanyahu needs the war in…Open

JUSTTHENEWS (The Center Square Staff) - Floridians join national debate over surveillance by Flock cameras

Thousands of AI-powered Flock cameras across Florida track drivers’ locations and identify features of their vehicles every day. But smart phones’ data collection often goes far deeper.