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Trump reportedly discussed Afghanistan’s vast deposits of minerals with Afghan President Ashraf Ghani and is considering sending an envoy to Afghanistan to meet with mining officials.
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The White House is considering an unprecedented plan to privatize the war in Afghanistan at the urging of Erik Prince, founder of the now-defunct private mercenary firm Blackwater.
Newly released video footage shows U.S. Customs and Border Protection agents telling 16-year-old Mexican teenager Cruz Velazquez to drink from a bottle of liquid methamphetamine at a border checkpoint, causing him to die from an acute drug overdose.
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Massive protests against white supremacists and the Trump administration continued nationwide on Monday, from the streets of North Carolina to the halls of Washington, where three corporate CEOs resigned.
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The State Department has announced new sanctions against Iran over alleged support for terrorism and Iran’s ballistic missile program.
former Vice President Al Gore became the latest prominent Democrat to speak in favor of single payer.
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Two Iowa-based Catholic Worker activists revealed they secretly carried out multiple acts of sabotage and arson in order to stop construction of the controversial $3.8 billion Dakota Access pipeline.
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Calls for the removal of the statues are even coming from the descendants of the leaders of the Confederacy.
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Matthew Hoh, who resigned from the State Department in 2009 over the Obama administration’s escalation of the war in Afghanistan, discusses President Trump's plans to escalate the U.S. involvement in the longest war in U.S. history.
In a campaign rally in Phoenix on Tuesday night, President Donald Trump repeatedly defended his response to the deadly white supremacist rally in Charlottesville.
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The state department science envoy, who spelled out "impeach" in his resignation letter to Trump, speaks about how climate change impacts storms like Hurricane Harvey, which could make landfall in Texas late Friday.
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The World Meteorological Organization on Tuesday announced that Hurricane Harvey’s devastation is linked to climate change. And yet, the corporate networks have avoided linking the record-breaking storm to climate change.
