Analysis by Ishaan Tharoor: As Israel advanced its attack on Rafah in Gaza, the city that was the last refuge for over a million Palestinians already displaced by violence, Netanyahu found himself the target of reproach and reprisals far closer to home. wapo.st/4bGtBqm

Arelis R. Hernández spent months reporting on the South Texas slaying of three Tejanos, whose family say they were ambushed by Texas Rangers 100 years ago. The Post utilized a unique visual approach to allow readers to distinguish the competing narratives. wapo.st/3UGujND

A Jewish American Biden political appointee resigned from the Interior Department, writing “I can no longer in good conscience continue to represent this administration amidst President Biden’s disastrous, continued support for Israel’s genocide in Gaza.” wapo.st/3UB5Xog

Can you recycle pizza boxes? Is all paper recyclable? How clean do your recyclables have to be?

Here are three common myths that you should discard. wapo.st/4dFAOJ6

Older people who aren’t picky eaters appear to have better brain health than those who prefer more limited diets, according to a large study of British adults. wapo.st/3QKuupU

Review by Ron Charles: “All Fours” seems determined to cure the inhibitions of middle age by plunging us into a bubble bath of erotic candor. wapo.st/44LcpxQ

When hunting for a new apartment, be on the lookout for these warning signs that something is amiss.

Here are some red flags to avoid: wapo.st/4dHFBd5

Analysis by Mark Maske: The NFL released its schedule for the 2024 season Wednesday night. The league might go to an 18-game regular season in the coming years, but it remains a 17-game season over 18 weeks. Here’s an early look at the can’t-miss games. wapo.st/4dH9YjS

The PGA Championship makes a fourth turn at Valhalla Golf Club, a humongous course with a past both brief and storybook. But much of the talk has been about bureaucracy. wapo.st/3QIBjsg

Federal officials suspended funding to a U.S. research organization linked to investigations about the novel coronavirus’s origins, saying the move is “necessary” given the organization’s failure to monitor virus experiments in a Chinese lab pre-pandemic. wapo.st/3yjQ0LU

Russian President Putin was given a red-carpet welcome as he arrived in Beijing to meet Chinese leader Xi Jinping, with the pair expected to make a show of their close political and economic ties as they present themselves as the leaders of a world order. wapo.st/3QMBHGe

Analysis by Aaron Blake: The Maryland Senate candidate spent $62 million of his own money, only to lose a primary. But others have fared worse -- at least on a dollars-per-vote basis. wapo.st/3QIlf9W

Review by Ty Burr: John Krasinski seems like one of the nicest guys on the entire planet, so it’s with some regret that I report his new movie “IF” is largely a bust. wapo.st/3ymXTAj

On the 76th “Nakba” anniversary, Gazans drew parallels between the 1948 event and the ongoing war. The Arabic word, meaning “catastrophe,” refers to the displacement of hundreds of thousands of Palestinians in the wake of Israel’s founding.

Live updates: wapo.st/3QIAKyE

Platon, the mononymous photographer, reveals how he finds moments of intimacy with some of the most recognizable figures in the world. wapo.st/4alzk3S

Sen. Steve Daines reiterated Wednesday that he intends to block legislation that would give the District greater control over the RFK Stadium site unless the Washington Commanders honor a Native American family that helped design the team’s former logo. wapo.st/3wFMYRF

Sen. Bob Menendez (D-N.J.) fell hard for Nadine Arslanian in 2018, the start of a fateful romance that has landed him in Manhattan federal court as star defendant. His trial could put a grim capstone to his 50-year political career. wapo.st/3yjBEeD

“Barbie” director Greta Gerwig is heading the jury and Meryl Streep is getting an honorary Palme d’Or, but politics and #MeToo also captured attention at the 2024 Cannes Film Festival. wapo.st/44Nc91s

General Motors-owned self-driving car company Cruise reached a multimillion-dollar settlement this week with the pedestrian that was dragged by one of its cars. Cruise paid the victim between $8 million and $12 million, according to Bloomberg News. wapo.st/3K4EEOm

President Biden and former president Donald Trump have agreed to debate, in June and September, ahead of this fall’s presidential election. The broadcasts will not mark the first time the two have faced off on live TV. Here are standout moments from 2020. wapo.st/44NN6uX