Almost a year and a half into Saudi bombing campaign in Yemen, the humanitarian toll is so extensive that the Red Cross has taken the unusual step of donating entire morgue units to Yemeni hospitals.
The U.S. government already can and does bar immigration on ideological grounds – and has abused that power.
The State Department condemned the U.S.-backed, Saudi-led coalition bombing.
Pentagon announces an additional $1.15 billion in weapons sales to Saudi Arabia this week, even as Saudi-led coalition resumes its brutal bombing campaign.
At the political conventions, Microsoft was marketing new technology that was reminiscent of George Orwell's <em>1984</em>.
The campaign is a significant escalation in the U.S. war against ISIS. Like the others, it took place without congressional authorization or even debate.
It was the latest indication that the U.S. big-business community may be preparing to back Hillary Clinton, which would be a truly tectonic shift.
The DNC dropped a ban on direct donations from registered federal lobbyists and political action committees established by Barack Obama in 2008.
Bloomberg supported and still defends a discredited NYPD program that systematically spied on American Muslims.
It's a new low for major news organizations to sell their brand to lobbyists and let climate truthers go unchallenged.
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