Charles Pierce | It's Probably Bad That the FBI Had a Mole in Your Campaign
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Charles Pierce | It's Probably Bad That the FBI Had a Mole in Your Campaign
Charles Pierce, Esquire
Pierce writes: "By now, we all ought to have made ourselves comfortable down here in the rabbit hole into which the country dived in November of 2016. Laid down rugs. Hung a few pictures. Hooked up the WiFi and the cable."
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Charles Pierce, Esquire
Pierce writes: "By now, we all ought to have made ourselves comfortable down here in the rabbit hole into which the country dived in November of 2016. Laid down rugs. Hung a few pictures. Hooked up the WiFi and the cable."
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Mueller's Obstruction of Justice Case Against Trump Looks Damning
Zack Beauchamp, Vox
Beauchamp writes: "Special counsel Robert Mueller is tasked with trying to find out whether the Trump campaign colluded with Russia - and he's made a lot of progress, fast."
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Zack Beauchamp, Vox
Beauchamp writes: "Special counsel Robert Mueller is tasked with trying to find out whether the Trump campaign colluded with Russia - and he's made a lot of progress, fast."
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Amazon Is Thriving Thanks to Taxpayer Dollars
David Dayen, The New Republic
Dayen writes: "As Amazon builds up its distribution network, it's hit on a trick long practiced by the likes of Walmart: using the federal government to help pay its workers."
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David Dayen, The New Republic
Dayen writes: "As Amazon builds up its distribution network, it's hit on a trick long practiced by the likes of Walmart: using the federal government to help pay its workers."
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Leaked Video Shows a US Soldier Engaging in a War Crime in Afghanistan
Wesley Morgan, Politico
Morgan writes: "U.S. commanders have launched an investigation into video footage that appears to show an American service member firing into the cab of a civilian truck as the two vehicles pass on a road in Afghanistan, an action that could have violated the military's rules of engagement and may hamper the alliance with the Afghan government."
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Wesley Morgan, Politico
Morgan writes: "U.S. commanders have launched an investigation into video footage that appears to show an American service member firing into the cab of a civilian truck as the two vehicles pass on a road in Afghanistan, an action that could have violated the military's rules of engagement and may hamper the alliance with the Afghan government."
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ICE Raids 100 7-Eleven Stores - and the Trump Administration Says Its Just Getting Started
Carlos Ballesteros, Newsweek
Ballesteros writes: "Federal immigration agents stormed into nearly 100 7-Eleven stores nationwide in an unprecedented search for undocumented workers under President Donald Trump, the Associated Press reported on Wednesday."
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Carlos Ballesteros, Newsweek
Ballesteros writes: "Federal immigration agents stormed into nearly 100 7-Eleven stores nationwide in an unprecedented search for undocumented workers under President Donald Trump, the Associated Press reported on Wednesday."
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Norman Finkelstein on the Many Lies Perpetuated About Gaza
Democracy Now!
Excerpt: "Israel faces a possible International Criminal Court war crimes probe over its 2014 assault on Gaza, which killed more than 2,100 Palestinians, including over 500 children."
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Democracy Now!
Excerpt: "Israel faces a possible International Criminal Court war crimes probe over its 2014 assault on Gaza, which killed more than 2,100 Palestinians, including over 500 children."
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Decision to Exempt Florida From Offshore Drilling Prompts Bipartisan Uproar
David Weigel and John Wagner, The Washington Post
Excerpt: "The Trump administration's decision to exempt Florida from expanded offshore drilling kicked off a frenzy Wednesday in other coastal states, with governors from both political parties asking: Why not us?"
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David Weigel and John Wagner, The Washington Post
Excerpt: "The Trump administration's decision to exempt Florida from expanded offshore drilling kicked off a frenzy Wednesday in other coastal states, with governors from both political parties asking: Why not us?"
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