All News Articles for 2015-06-26
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Fires at Predominantly Black Southern Churches Ruled as Arson Blaze in Georgia marks second time this week a black church was burned, but authorities say it is not being investigated as a hate crime Read more |
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Gitmo Prisoner, Hunger-Striking for Nine Years, Cleared for Release Saudi Arabia native 'has exercised a peaceful means of protest by refusing to consume food' since 2005, says lawyer Read more |
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Harper Blasted for 'Offensive,' 'Grotesque' Mother Canada Statue Plans Public monument meant to emulate World War II memorial in France received as 'hubristic, ugly and just plain wrong' Read more |
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Sanders Sees Clinton Camp Attacks as Sign that 'Something Must Be Working' 'Bernie is too liberal to gather enough votes in this country to become president,' says Sen. Claire McCaskill of Missouri Read more |
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After Palestinians Submit Formal Complaint with ICC, US Backers of Israel Lash Out with Threats Palestinian officials filed evidence of Israel's war crimes and human rights violations to International Criminal Court Read more |
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'Nothing Less Than a Systemic Transformation of Our World' Ahead of UN climate talks in Paris later this year, the global climate justice movement is making its demands perfectly clear. The people are leading, say signatories to a bold statement, and governments must now follow. Read more |
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French Asylum for Snowden and Assange Would Send 'Clear Message' to US In response to new revelations that U.S. had spied on French leaders, officials say offering asylum would not be surprising Read more |
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Supreme Court Delivers 'Transformative Triumph' for Marriage Equality Many in LGBTQ community urge, 'The work of the movement is far from over' Read more |
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China Blasts US for 'Brazen' Human Rights Abuses at Home and Abroad In U.S., 'm inority groups and Indigenous people are subject to unfairness in environment, election, health care, housing, and education,' China says Read more |
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Separate Attacks Leave One Dead in France and Dozens Killed in Tunisia There is no indication that the attacks are related Read more |
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Top Doctors Call on Charities to 'Do No Harm' and Divest from Fossil Fuels 'A decision not to divest will continue to bolster the social license of an industry that has indicated no intention of taking meaningful action' Read more |