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America Is Racist: So What Do We Do Now?
With hate crimes on the rise, the message from activist lawyer Bryan Stevenson couldn't be more urgent.
After Torture Ban, Army Still Fighting Reforms: Experts
Obama outlawed "enhanced interrogations" almost a decade ago. But experts said the Army and FBI had fought reforms.
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Heavy Hands
A female riot police officer comes face to face with women’s rights activists as they try to march to Taksim Square on November 25. Hundreds had gathered to mark the U.N. International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women. Activists said the government—which has restricted public demonstrations for years—was more concerned with protests than stopping male violence in a country where reportedly 337 women were killed by domestic abuse in the past year.
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U.S. Wins Major Syria Battle, Tells Turkey to Back Off
As U.S.-backed Syrian Kurds won a critical battle against ISIS in Syria, President Donald Trump reportedly warned his Turkish counterpart not to attack them.
Remembering the Sandy Hook Victims
“On this day, the six-year mark of the Sandy Hook shooting, do something kind, generous and unplanned.”
Homeland Security Issues Bizarre Memo About Border Wall
“DHS is committed to building wall and building wall quickly. We are not replacing short, outdated and ineffective wall with similar wall. Instead, under this President we are building a wall that is 30-feet high.”
Trump Incorrectly Touts Female Support in ’16
“Hillary wishes she had my numbers,” Trump said in a Fox News interview.
Trump vs. Pelosi: A Feminist on Oval Office Showdown
Feminist author Carol Gilligan analyzes the political theater of President Donald Trump, Nancy Pelosi, Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer and Vice President Mike Pence.
How to Stream the Geminid Meteor Shower Tonight
The shower peaks Thursday evening into Friday morning.
Trump’s Saudi Arabia, Russia Ties Projected Onto Hotel
"U.S. foreign policy bought and sold here," said one message projected onto the front of the Trump International Hotel in Washington, D.C.
Loyal Republicans Call Trump ‘Weak’ in Private: Senator
Claire McCaskill said Republican senators disparage Trump in private, saying he “doesn't really understand government.”
