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Imagine you were told that you could make one last flight, one more long trip, before you died.
The synagogue shooter reportedly said he tried to burn down a mosque first. The connection between these two crimes screams at us to pay attention.
The report documents a series of strange and still unexplained contacts between the Trump crowd and Russia.
Joe Biden’s ill-conceived outreach to Anita Hill revealed his inability to take responsibility and challenge patriarchal abuse.
Outlawing activism against Israel is one of the the greatest threats to free speech in the west, but that censorship campaign is losing in U.S. courts.
“Ink,” a play about Rupert Murdoch, reveals his tactic of disruption by proxy. He lurks in the background as his employees spread far-right ideas.
The lethal bombings in Sri Lanka remind us that from the Middle East to parts of Asia and Africa, Christians face violence and repression.
Activists were angry when Philly DA Larry Krasner initially objected to Mumia Abu-Jamal’s path to a new appeal, but Krasner changed course last week.
Certain facts will never go away no matter how much media elites deny them. That Mueller charged no Americans with election conspiracy crimes is the most fatal.
Whether or not Donald Trump’s behavior was criminal, the special counsel’s report makes clear that it was dishonest, corrupt, and unethical.
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