It’s becoming increasingly difficult to “profile” Islamic extremists in the United States.
It’s becoming increasingly difficult to “profile” Islamic extremists in the United States.
A megadonor to Hillary Clinton’s campaigns was granted a seat on a sensitive national-security advisory board by her State Department.
Usually it just stovepipes influence from Wall Street to the government.
Maybe we’ll never see America’s torturers behind bars. They should still have to tell the truth about what they did.
It’s tempting to use a harsh epithet like “terrorism” to describe the actions in Orlando. Perhaps “mass hate crime” would be more accurate.
Like LBJ, as president, any domestic successes Hillary Clinton might achieve could be undercut by ill-advised interventions abroad.
It starts with a homophobic psychopath and extends to corporations and states.
G4S, where Omar Mateen worked as a security guard, profits from both U.S. border militarization and the Israeli occupation.
Force, rather than negotiation, seems to be Hillary Clinton’s default response.
In the 1980s, Donald Trump thought his “art of the deal” could be applied to arms control negotiations.