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In the Philippines, President Rodrigo Duterte has suggested he might impose martial law across the country, after declaring it this week in his native island of Mindanao.
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The massive bomb blast in the Afghan capital killed more than 80 people and wounded over 350 when it exploded during rush hour traffic on Wednesday morning in the heart of the city’s diplomatic area.
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The very same day President Trump announced he is pulling the United States out of the landmark 2015 climate accord, oil began flowing through the $3.8 billion Dakota Access pipeline.
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On Friday, 53-year-old Ricky Best, a retired Army veteran, and 23-year-old Taliesin Myrddin Namkai Meche were fatally stabbed, as they tried to defend two teenage girls against an attack by a man going on an anti-Muslim rant.
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Tensions are mounting between President Trump and Attorney General Jeff Sessions, one day ahead of the much anticipated Senate committee testimony of former FBI Director James Comey Thursday.
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A report about the real estate dealings of White House senior adviser Jared Kushner, looks at how Kushner Companies has acted as a "neglectful and litigious" landlord of low-income housing units in Baltimore.
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Greg Palast looks into why civil rights leaders fear that racist voter suppression tactics could cost Democrat Jon Ossoff the election in the most expensive congressional race in U.S. history.
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The Nation’s Katrina vanden Heuvel discusses the media's coverage while Senate Republicans draft their repeal of Obamacare behind closed doors.
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Republican Karen Handel has defeated Democrat Jon Ossoff in a special election in Georgia. Stakeholders in Atlanta respond and look at the role of gerrymandering in shaping the outcome of the race.
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Dozens of people, including children, have been "arbitrarily detained, forcibly disappeared, tortured, and abused" in a secret network of prisons in southern Yemen run by the United Arab Emirates and Yemeni forces.
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A shocking lawsuit accuses the Washington, D.C., police of using sexual abuse as a form of punishment targeting people arrested during protests against President Donald Trump’s inauguration.
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"America is on Trial": Historian Ibram X. Kendi on the Failure to Convict Cops Who Kill Black People
As three Chicago police officers face charges for covering up the police shooting of 17-year-old Laquan McDonald, we will look at the cases of Philando Castile, Sam DuBose and Sylville Smith—three black men killed by police officers.
