Neoliberalism or Death: The U.S. Economic War Against Venezuela
Venezuela's Vice Foreign Minister Carlos Ron, former U.N. rapporteur Alfred de Zayas, and journalist Sam Husseini are this week's guests.
Venezuela's Vice Foreign Minister Carlos Ron, former U.N. rapporteur Alfred de Zayas, and journalist Sam Husseini are this week's guests.
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Lockport, New York, is not the first school district to deploy the advanced surveillance technology used in prisons, airports, and border checkpoints.
Sohail Daulatzai discusses his new book and explains why the film “The Battle of Algiers” is still relevant more than 50 years after its release.
On the same day he received Trump's Supreme Court nomination, Kavanaugh ruled against me in a case about JFK assassination files.
Video obtained by The Intercept shows police officers pointing their guns as they searched Chelsea Manning's empty apartment.
On Monday night, activists blasted the message “There’s a Rapist in the White House” onto the exterior of the Trump International Hotel in Washington, D.C.
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