Today we're talking about the newest social media platform, Israel's most intensive strike

on the West Bank in two decades, concerns surrounding a nuclear power plant in Ukraine

and other top news for Friday, July 7th.

Stay informed while remaining focused on Christ with the pourover.

Here's the quote of the day.

The world says, love yourself, grab all you can, follow your heart.

Jesus says, deny yourself, grab your cross and follow me.

Francis Chan.

Let's get started with some espresso shots.

Zuckerberg hopes you'll live tweet or live thread your next breakup.

Threads is a new text-based conversation app built by Instagram.

If you're struggling to visualize it, just imagine Twitter.

It's so similar Twitter has threatened to sue.

Users can post, repost, reply, and like, but there are currently no hashtags.

Instagram users can keep their same handle and automatically follow all the same accounts,

giving threads a leg up over other Twitter alternatives like Blue Sky.

Zucker posted, or threaded, or sowed, that 30 million people had signed up as of Thursday morning.

Speaking of social media, two Republican attorneys general say that the Biden administration

suppressed free speech by asking meta, Twitter, and YouTube to remove alleged COVID misinformation.

A judge said the plaintiffs presented evidence of widespread censorship,

particularly of conservatives, and limited certain officials and agencies

from communicating with social media companies.

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