Following latest high-profile non-indictment of a police officer, protests explode and New York City and beyond.
Following latest high-profile non-indictment of a police officer, protests explode and New York City and beyond.
The following is an open letter to the U.S. government, signed by a number of prominent U.S. scholars, encouraging the Obama administration to cut support to Mexican authorities in light of the recent human rights violations occurring in Mexico.
The following is an open letter to the U.S. government, signed by a number of prominent U.S. scholars, encouraging the Obama administration to cut support to Mexican authorities in light of the recent human rights violations occurring in Mexico.
Multinational oil and gas companies are engaged in a quiet but broad attempt to prepare the groundwork for a significant global expansion of shale gas development, according to a study released Monday.
Multinational oil and gas companies are engaged in a quiet but broad attempt to prepare the groundwork for a significant global expansion of shale gas development, according to a study released Monday.
“We should be extremely careful about buying into such images, because they suppress the true voices protesting, and offer a feigned image of reconciliation that has simply never occurred.”
“We should be extremely careful about buying into such images, because they suppress the true voices protesting, and offer a feigned image of reconciliation that has simply never occurred.”
New York is a city on the brink, ready to explode. Citizens are fed up with being continually abused by law enforcement and citizens nationwide are angry at the lack of accountability officers often face for their actions.
New York is a city on the brink, ready to explode. Citizens are fed up with being continually abused by law enforcement and citizens nationwide are angry at the lack of accountability officers often face for their actions.
The government crackdown in Egypt on Mursi supporters since the army ousted him on July 3 last year has resulted in more than 1,400 people dead and thousands jailed.
The government crackdown in Egypt on Mursi supporters since the army ousted him on July 3 last year has resulted in more than 1,400 people dead and thousands jailed.
“I broke the law, but I did it to save my son. … We are good hard working people that were just trying to save our son’s life. It has been a living hell since his injury and this just adds to our ever growing stress.”
“I broke the law, but I did it to save my son. … We are good hard working people that were just trying to save our son’s life. It has been a living hell since his injury and this just adds to our ever growing stress.”
