A Kingdom United in Revulsion at Donald Trump's Embrace of Far-Right Racists
U.K. politicians debate the “urgent question” of “online hate speech and the sharing of inflammatory content online by the president of the United States.”
U.K. politicians debate the “urgent question” of “online hate speech and the sharing of inflammatory content online by the president of the United States.”
Imagine if Devin Kelley had been a Muslim man.
“I want to prove that we can challenge big money, we can win, and we can put the power back in people’s hands,” Ahmad Saadaldin said about his campaign.
The U.S. has charged a number of Uzbek immigrants with terrorism, but data has shown that nationality is a poor indicator of terrorist threats.
Updated: June 6. Donald Trump made relations with the United States a central issue in the final days of the British election campaign by heckling the mayor of London as he dealt with a terror attack.
The revised executive order targets immigrants from six Muslim-majority countries. Critics say it is unconstitutional.
Syrian regime documents and testimony from defectors reveal that Marie Colvin and others were hunted as part of a policy to eliminate journalists.
Secretary of State Rex Tillerson has ordered “mandatory social media checks” on visa applicants who have ever spent time in territory controlled by ISIS.
A teacher was arrested and then turned up dead in a shootout — one of an increasing number of suspicious deaths in Egyptian counterterrorism operations.
The American system of checks and balances is out of sync. The Republicans won’t stop Trump. The Democrats can’t. The courts and media face obstacles.
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