Israel strikes Hezbollah headquarters in Lebanon

Full Episode
48:31

Israel says it struck Hezbollah’s headquarters in a huge explosion that shook the Lebanese capital. We have the latest from Beirut, and reaction from Israel. And in Kenya, the self-proclaimed cult leader of a Christian sect who allegedly told hundreds of followers to starve themselves to death has pleaded not guilty to manslaughter. The case raises larger questions about how Kenyan authorities should be regulating religious organizations. Plus, after their farmlands became too salty for crops, thousands of Bangladeshi farmers switched to salt-tolerant agriculture. They now say they could teach the rest of the world a thing or two about it.

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In This Episode

Israel strikes Hezbollah headquarters in Lebanon
5:26
Israel reactions to prime minister’s speech and strike on south Beirut
7:21
Zelenskiy discusses war support with Trump
0:27
Sinaloa at a standstill amid cartel war
4:21
Study draws attention to differing food regulations in Europe and the US
3:54
How food growers in Bangladesh and Spain are adapting to increasingly salty conditions
6:22
Dozens tried for Kenyan cult massacre
4:41
‘Guaraní is identity’: How an Indigenous Paraguayan language has endured through the ages
Special Coverage
6:08
Shigero Ishiba to become Japan’s next prime minister
4:59
Brazilian rapper finds her music community
2:58