Trump said that he does have the ability to bring back Kilmar Armando Abrego Garcia, the Maryland man who was wrongly deported to El Salvador, but is not willing to do so.
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They saw a tattoo. So they threw him into a hell built for monsters.
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They saw a tattoo. So they threw him into a hell built for monsters.
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Mike Hixenbaugh first knew things had changed when someone on a four-wheeler started ripping up his lawn after his wife placed a Black Lives Matter sign outside their home on the suburban outskirts of Houston. Hixenbaugh is an award-winning investigative reporter for NBC News. He’s covered wrongdoing within the child welfare system, safety lapses inside […]
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Called them “propagandists” and “communists trying to discredit the U.S.” [This article continues CAM’s commemoration of the 50th anniversary of the end of the Vietnam War.—Editors] Got off the plane in Vietnam;It didn’t seem like war.With all I …
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LONDON, UK — An Israeli private investigator wanted by U.S. law enforcement for allegedly orchestrating an illegal “hacking-for-hire” operation on behalf of oil and gas major ExxonMobil can be extradited to the U.S., a judge in London’s Westminster Magistrates’ Court ruled on Wednesday. Amit Forlit is charged with three offences by the U.S. Department of […]
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The first anchor-outs are thought to have settled in abandoned boats bobbing atop Marin County’s Richardson Bay after nearby San Francisco’s famous earthquake and fires of 1906. Over the next century or so, the community drew artists and bohemians; mariners looking for a long-term anchorage (sanctuary for those at sea); and, increasingly after the 2008 […]
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President Franklin Delano Roosevelt popularized the idea that the first 100 days of a presidency established an administration’s direction.
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They came in the dark. Twenty armed men. Faces hard. Rifles raised.
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100 DAYS INTO THE MOST DANGEROUS REALITY SHOW EVER AIRED
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Trump is lashing out at federal judges who have ruled his executive orders unlawful or unconstitutional, denouncing them as “communists” and falsely claiming they’re “trying to take away the power given to the president.” But this tactic is nothing new…
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Study authors seek to attribute climate damages to individual corporate polluters in order to hold them accountable.
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