Briefly with OZY

No more Netanyahu. After 12 years in power, a new ragtag Israeli coalition has ousted Benjamin Netanyahu, replacing him with right-wing nationalist Naftali Bennett as Prime Minister. After urging world leaders to get tough on China at the G-7 meeting in England, U.S. President Joe Biden heads to Brussels today for the NATO summit. And he's top dog as well as a hot dog. A Pekingese named Wasabi has won 'best in show' at Westminster.

Pledging to tackle COVID-19’s economic fallout — and prevent the next pandemic — while fighting climate change and other global calamities, the leaders of the seven wealthiest democracies met Friday on England’s Cornish coast. And a whale spat a man out yesterday.

Dozens of former Uyghur detainees have told Amnesty International of the abuse they suffered in Chinese internment camps, with the rights body calling it "dystopian." Britain and the U.S. have reaffirmed their "special relationship" in a renewed version of the Atlantic Charter. And, world leaders are set to toast marshmallows on the beach at the G-7.

President Joe Biden is planning to send half a billion doses of COVID-19 vaccine overseas via the World Health Organization’s Covax program. And a gambling California nun faces judgement.

They're not sharing the wealth: Leaked documents appear to show some of America's richest men are paying zero tax dollars. The U.S. is boosting tech and manufacturing spending in an attempt to compete with an ascendant China. And the pandemic has changed which of the world's cities top The Economist's "most livable" ranking, with the Asia-Pacific replacing Europe.

Hundreds of criminals have been arrested after being fooled by U.S. and Australian law enforcement into thinking they were on a secret messaging app. Four members of a family were killed in Canada after being mowed down by a driver in an Islamophobic attack. And a microscopic creature called a rotifer has been revived after being frozen for 24,000 years.

Democratic Senator Joe Manchin has said he plans to break with his party and vote against the For the People Act, claiming the voting rights legislation is too partisan. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is warning against a coalition to oust him, alleging election fraud. And California-born royalty: The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have had a girl!

Hundreds of Hongkongers gathered yesterday near a park to light candles in defiance of a ban on marking the anniversary of the brutal 1989 Tiananmen Square crackdown in Beijing. And find out where the climate's changing the fastest.

One country two systems? Not anymore, there was a heavy police presence in Hong Kong today to prevent any activists from marking the anniversary of the Tiananmen Square Massacre. A detained Belarusian journalist wept during a "confession" on state TV last night, with his parents saying he had been tortured. And a Texan teen is making waves after she changed her prepared valedictorian speech at the last minute to focus on the state's strict abortion laws.

A corruption scandal caught up with Benjamin Netanyahu yesterday, uniting his foes to oust Israel’s longest-serving prime minister after four elections in two years. And find out how the “Baby Shark Dance” moves markets.