14 May 19
Is Trump Yet Another US President Provoking a War?
Robin Wright, The New Yorker
Wright writes: "The United States has a long history of provoking, instigating, or launching wars based on dubious, flimsy, or manufactured threats."
READ MORE
Robin Wright, The New Yorker
Wright writes: "The United States has a long history of provoking, instigating, or launching wars based on dubious, flimsy, or manufactured threats."
READ MORE
Before Trump's Purge at DHS, Top Officials Challenged Plan for Mass Family Arrests
Nick Miroff and Josh Dawsey, The Washington Post
Excerpt: "In the weeks before they were ousted last month, Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen and top immigration enforcement official Ronald Vitiello challenged a secret White House plan to arrest thousands of parents and children in a blitz operation against migrants in 10 major U.S. cities."
READ MORE
Nick Miroff and Josh Dawsey, The Washington Post
Excerpt: "In the weeks before they were ousted last month, Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen and top immigration enforcement official Ronald Vitiello challenged a secret White House plan to arrest thousands of parents and children in a blitz operation against migrants in 10 major U.S. cities."
READ MORE
Steve Bannon Sought Alliance With FBI in 2017 White House Meeting
Stephanie Kirchgaessner and Jon Swaine, Guardian UK
Excerpt: "Steve Bannon urged two senior FBI officials to put their differences with the White House 'behind them' at a meeting in 2017, on the day after Donald Trump asked James Comey, the then head of the FBI, to pledge his loyalty to the president."
READ MORE
Stephanie Kirchgaessner and Jon Swaine, Guardian UK
Excerpt: "Steve Bannon urged two senior FBI officials to put their differences with the White House 'behind them' at a meeting in 2017, on the day after Donald Trump asked James Comey, the then head of the FBI, to pledge his loyalty to the president."
READ MORE
The House's Big Bill to Lower Drug Prices and Shore Up Obamacare, Explained
Dylan Scott, Vox
Scott writes: "House Democrats have packaged together a bunch of proposals to lower prescription drug costs and to reverse the Trump administration's maneuvers to undermine the Affordable Care Act, and they are bringing them to the floor for a vote this week as one bill."
READ MORE
Dylan Scott, Vox
Scott writes: "House Democrats have packaged together a bunch of proposals to lower prescription drug costs and to reverse the Trump administration's maneuvers to undermine the Affordable Care Act, and they are bringing them to the floor for a vote this week as one bill."
READ MORE
Monsanto Must Pay Couple $2 Billion in Largest Verdict Yet Over Cancer Claims
Sam Levin, Guardian UK
Levin writes: "A California jury has ordered Monsanto to pay more than $2bn to a couple that got cancer after using its weedkiller, marking the third and largest verdict against the company over Roundup."
READ MORE
Sam Levin, Guardian UK
Levin writes: "A California jury has ordered Monsanto to pay more than $2bn to a couple that got cancer after using its weedkiller, marking the third and largest verdict against the company over Roundup."
READ MORE
Anti-Vaxxers Stand in Way of Pakistan's Final Fight Against Polio
Sabrina Toppa, Al Jazeera
Excerpt: "The vaccine is refused because of misinformation and after fake vaccination campaign by CIA in 2011 to find Osama bin Laden."
READ MORE
Sabrina Toppa, Al Jazeera
Excerpt: "The vaccine is refused because of misinformation and after fake vaccination campaign by CIA in 2011 to find Osama bin Laden."
READ MORE
After Standing Rock, Protesting Pipelines Can Get You a Decade in Prison and $100K in Fines
Naveena Sadasivam, Grist
Sadasivam writes: "Louisiana's Governor John Bel Edwards, a Democrat, signed HB 727 into law last spring, making trespassing on 'critical infrastructure' property a much more serious crime than garden-variety trespassing. What was once a misdemeanor is now a felony."
READ MORE
Naveena Sadasivam, Grist
Sadasivam writes: "Louisiana's Governor John Bel Edwards, a Democrat, signed HB 727 into law last spring, making trespassing on 'critical infrastructure' property a much more serious crime than garden-variety trespassing. What was once a misdemeanor is now a felony."
READ MORE
Comments
Post a Comment