An American Citizen Was Detained While Trying to Pay a Customs Fee on a Gift for His Daughter
The incident, involving a Muslim man and two family members, saw CBP stretch the law “beyond recognition,” said a civil liberties attorney.
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FBI Opened Terrorism Investigations Into Nonviolent Palestinian Solidarity Group, Documents Reveal
The FBI investigated the International Solidarity Movement for nothing more than First Amendment-protected protests against Israel’s occupation.
Is QAnon the Future of the Republican Party?
Guest host Ryan Grim discusses the past, present, and future of the bizarre conspiracy theory.
A New York Police Officer Was Caught on Camera Apparently Planting Marijuana in a Car — for the Second Time
Body camera footage shows a Staten Island cop apparently planting weed in a car. The NYPD previously cleared the officer of wrongdoing in a similar case.
With Fake Hand Sanitizer and 12 Ventilators, Afghanistan Expects Millions of Coronavirus Cases
As many as 15,000 people per day crossed into Afghanistan last month from Iran, fleeing Covid-19 and potentially bringing the pandemic with them.
Impeachment Alone Won't Stop Trump From Inflicting Lasting Damage on Ukraine
Throughout the impeachment process, the president and his allies have repeatedly trashed Ukraine as a hopelessly corrupt swamp unworthy of American aid.
Privatization at the NHS? American Business Interests Seek Growing Share of U.K.'s Health System
The American health care industry has long had its sights on harnessing a wave of privatization and outsourcing in the U.K. system.
Under Cover of Mass Death, Andrew Cuomo Calls in the Billionaires to Build a High-Tech Dystopia
Big tech’s emerging pandemic shock doctrine demands heavy public subsidies for a no-touch, socially distanced coronavirus future.
Watch: Our New Weekly Video Commentary and Interview Program, System Update, Debuts Today
The first episode examines the fallout from the 2020 Sanders campaign: What went wrong and what lessons can be drawn from it for left-wing populism?
Filmmakers Sue to Shield Visitors to U.S. From Social Media Vetting
The lawsuit challenges U.S. visa registration policies that require disclosure of social media handles used over the past five years on 20 platforms.