Today is Tuesday, July 25th.

We are talking about a controversial law in Israel that could sink the country further

into a political crisis and have far-reaching impacts.

We have reaction from inside Israel and here in the U.S.

Also, it's the White House versus Texas, again.

They're going to court over some hard-line enforcement at the U.S.-Mexico border.

Plus, which Republican presidential candidates have qualified for the first debate?

Why one country's song has been especially divisive in the U.S. but not on the charts?

And how TikTok is now challenging what used to be called Twitter.

Those stories and more news to know in today's episode.

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The world is keeping a close eye on Israel this week, where the country is in the middle

of a political crisis that's now raising national security fears.

The country's parliament passed a controversial judicial overhaul yesterday, even though there

have been anti-government protests over this for months.

And thousands of Israeli reservists like fighter pilots and members of intelligence, cyber

and special operations units have all warned they will not report to duty once the bill passes.

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