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The Guardian

Trump Plan To Shrink Ocean Monuments Threatens Vital Ecosystems, Experts Warn

The Trump administration’s plan to shrink four land-based national monuments has provoked howls of anguish from environmental groups, Native American tribes and some businesses, such as the outdoors company Patagonia.

January 02nd, 2018

By The Guardian

Trump Plan To Shrink Ocean Monuments Threatens Vital Ecosystems, Experts Warn

The Trump administration’s plan to shrink four land-based national monuments has provoked howls of anguish from environmental groups, Native American tribes and some

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Arizona’s ‘concentration camp’: why was Tent City kept open for 24 years?

In 1993 Joe Arpaio, America’s ‘toughest sheriff’, opened a temporary outdoor jail in Phoenix. After more than two decades, the notorious project is finally closing.

August 21st, 2017

By The Guardian

Arizona’s ‘concentration camp’: why was Tent City kept open for 24 years?

‘Hitler! Hitler!” the prisoners chanted to the TV cameras in protest. It was 4 February 2009. More than 200 Latino men in black-and-white striped uniforms, shackled to each other, were being marched towards an outdoor unit especially for “illegal alien” prisoners in Arizona’s infamous jail, 

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Australia: A Laboratory of Empire with Lowkey & Aamer Rahman

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Biden Picks Kamala Harris to Carry the Carrot and Stick in Central America

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The CIA Has A Long History Of Helping To Kill Leaders Around The World

According to North Korea’s ministry of state security, the CIA has not abandoned its old ways. In a statement on Friday, it accused that the CIA and South Korea’s intelligence service of being behind an alleged recent an assassination attempt on its leader Kim Jong-un.

May 08th, 2017

By The Guardian

Some of the most notorious of the CIA’s operations to kill world leaders were those targeting the late Cuban president, Fidel Castro. Attempts ranged from snipers to imaginative plots worthy of spy movie fantasies,

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CIA Files Confirm Guantanamo Bay Torture Program’s MKULTRA Roots

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30 Civilians Die In US Airstrike Called ‘To Protect US and Afghan troops’

Attack in Kunduz came after two US service members were killed and had been aimed at breaking siege/

November 04th, 2016

By The Guardian

30 Civilians Die In US Airstrike Called ‘To Protect US and Afghan troops’

As many as 30 civilians were killed in an airstrike on Thursday morning called in to protect US and Afghan troops involved in heavy fighting with the Taliban near Kunduz. The airstrike, requested after two

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US: Support For Saudi Arabia Not ‘Blank Check’ After Yemen Air Raid

White House national security council spokesman Ned Simon said: “Even as we assist Saudi Arabia regarding the defence of their territorial integrity, we have and will continue to express our serious concerns about the conflict in Yemen and how it has been waged. In light of this and other recent incidents, we have initiated an immediate review of our already significantly reduced support to the Saudi-led coalition and are prepared to adjust our support so as to better align with US principles, values and interests, including achieving an immediate and durable end to Yemen’s tragic conflict.”

October 10th, 2016

By The Guardian

US: Support For Saudi Arabia Not ‘Blank Check’ After Yemen Air Raid

The US said its security cooperation with Saudi Arabia was not a “blank cheque” as Riyadh agreed to mount an investigation into a widely condemned air raid on funeral in Yemen that killed 140 people. In one of the deadliest attacks of the country’s civil war, which Saudi Arabia entered in March 2015, airstrikes on Saturday hit a funeral hall

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Under New System, Police Now Required Report All Deadly Incidents To DOJ

Federal officials will actively work to confirm fatal cases rather than wait for voluntary reports in new methodology influenced by Guardian’s The Counted.

August 10th, 2016

By The Guardian

Under New System, Police Now Required Report All Deadly Incidents To DOJ

Police departments will be required to give the US justice department full details of deadly incidents involving their officers each quarter, under a new government system for counting killings by police that was influenced by the Guardian. Announcing a new program for documenting all “arrest-related deaths”, federal officials said they would

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Lula Counters FBI-Backed “Corruption” Prosecution to Lead Brazil’s 2022 Presidential Race

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Iraq War Resisters Who Fled To Canada From US Ask Canada’s PM To Let Them Stay

Years after crossing the border to avoid heading back to war, former US soldiers live in fear of being deported home to face potential jail time for desertion

August 03rd, 2016

By The Guardian

Iraq War Resisters Who Fled To Canada From US Ask Canada’s PM To Let Them Stay

It’s been more than a decade since Joshua Key chose to cross into Canada rather than continue as a US soldier in the Iraq war. But, at times, he still feels as though he’s fighting a war – one he describes as

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