Intercepted Podcast: President Trump's Cabinet of Killers and Why Orange Is the New Anti-Black
Reporter Allan Nairn dissects the neocons running the U.S. war machine and author Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor offers advice for resisting Trump.
334 posts found for ‘campus protest’
Students in California Might Face Criminal Investigation for Protesting Film on Israeli Army
The UC Irvine administration has referred the student protesters to the district attorney for possible prosecution, according to the students’ legal representative.
How Junk Arson Science Convicted a Mother of Killing Her Own Daughters
After 16 years of fighting, Angela Garcia took a plea deal in the arson death of her children. Did prosecutors know their case was fatally flawed?
The FBI Wanted to Target Yemenis Through Student Groups and Mosques
An internal FBI document advocates infiltrating mosques and looking on Facebook for pious youth to turn into informants.
Andrew Cuomo and Other Democrats Launch Severe Attack on Free Speech to Protect Israel
One of the greatest free speech threats in the West is now spreading on U.S. soil.
Independent Investigators Leave Mexico Without Solving the Case of 43 Disappeared Students
Members of the international panel cast new doubt on the government's contention that the disappearance of the Ayotzinapa students was a local matter.
The Teflon Toxin Goes to China
When the U.S. phased out PFOA, long used to make Teflon, China's production and use of the toxic chemical soared.
Federal Law Criminalizes Protesting Trump Now That He's Guarded by the Secret Service
The preemptive removal of two dozen black college students from a Trump rally in Georgia raised an obvious question: Why did a local police force apparently obey orders from the campaign to remove dissenters?
“I Feel Like a Despised Insect”: Coming of Age Under Surveillance in New York
An undercover NYPD cop falsely befriended my students at Brooklyn College in the name of counterterrorism. The harm to their own security has been severe.
Harvard Law School Wants to Remove Slaveholder's Crest From Logo
After months of student protests, Harvard Law School could soon stop using its official symbol, a shield based on the crest of an 18th-century slaveholder whose donation paid for the first professorship of law at the university.