Why Does Sen. Lindsey Graham Think Killing Millions of Koreans Would Be “Worth It”?
The Republican senator says "all the damage" would be justified for U.S. security. This kind of disdain for the lives of foreigners led to the Iraq war.
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The Republican senator says "all the damage" would be justified for U.S. security. This kind of disdain for the lives of foreigners led to the Iraq war.
Having cops found guilty of acting with "malice" pay out judgements in civil suits is good, but could also delay justice for victims.
“Comparing athletes to prisoners is contemptible.”
The extreme war rhetoric about Russia coming from elite discourse is as deceitful as it is dangerous: What retaliation should the U.S. use?
If millions of Muslims joined the NRA and owned guns, might Republicans rethink their unqualified support of the Second Amendment?
Florida school shooter Nikolas Cruz showed dozens of warning signs, but people who talk about white supremacy and violence don't get the same scrutiny.
The more the esteemed law professor spews unhinged madness about Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump, the more of a social media and MSNBC star he becomes.
As a film studio revitalizes a once-successful super-villain franchise for a new generation of moviegoers, we're back to Russia occupying center stage.
Colin Kaepernick is still effectively banned from the NFL, but a grassroots boycott of the league is a step toward justice.
With little fanfare, Trump has rolled out a Nuclear Posture Review that allows for a nuclear response to conventional attacks, even cyber ones.
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