High School Students Debate Surveillance in Post-Snowden America
In high schools around the country, teams of students are engaging in a more intense, thoughtful debate about government spying than Congress has ever had.
In high schools around the country, teams of students are engaging in a more intense, thoughtful debate about government spying than Congress has ever had.
The flamboyant denunciations of Trump by establishment figures make no sense except as self-aggrandizing pretense. He’s their id.
The journalistic climate created by CNN neuters journalists, renders them impotent and their function largely irrelevant, and — by design or otherwise — obliterates a vital check on tyrannical impulses.
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A right-wing website "reported" the smear against Saadiq Long. And from there, a wide range of media outlets and individuals with prominent platforms and all kinds of axes to grind explicitly declared him a Terrorist: no evidence, no trial, no due process, not even any charges.
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Civil rights organizations say this is the latest in a long string of incidents targeting pro-Palestinian speech on college campuses across the U.S.
The Center for American Progress censored its own writers to placate anger from AIPAC and embraced some shockingly extreme policies of militarism.
The U.K. government seeks powers to ensure that working for any political outcomes regarded by British politicians as "extremist" will not only be a crime, but can be physically banned in advance.
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