The cost of getting Milo Yiannopoulos and Steve Bannon to Hungary for hourlong speeches in Budapest in May was upwards of $60,000 — the equivalent of four years of low-skilled labor in the Central European country — according to contracts obtained by Mic. And some of the funds came from Hungarian taxpayers [Continue reading at Mic …]
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Grace Aheron, a local organizer who witnessed the car attack allegedly committed by James Fields Jr. that injured at least 30 and killed Heather Heyer, said the “reality has set in that maybe we’ll see the money, maybe we won’t.” Read at Mic […]
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The Trump administration’s separation of parents and children can cause life-long effects, including learning disabilities, as a result of “toxic stress,” according to the head of the American Academy of Pediatrics. Read at The Daily Beast […]
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After a pro-government newspaper claims the musical—about a boy who loves ballet—could “turn kids gay.” Still, Hungarians aren’t convinced it’s as bad as it looks. Continue reading …
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Tina McGrath sits in front of the many documents pertaining to harm she says she has suffered at the hands of the police. Native Americans were the only group to see an increase in killings by police in 2016. This is my investigation into the relationship between police and indigenous people [Continue reading at Al Jazeera].
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“Tyrail Crosby, another former Clements guard, concurred, saying that document falsification is “very common” there … Crosby’s concerns go further than record falsification: ‘It’s too many people dying in there,’ he said. Continue reading […]
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![White lives matter protest in Houston, TX [Patrick Strickland/Al Jazeera]](http://www.aljazeera.com/mritems/imagecache/mbdxxlarge/mritems/Images/2016/10/2/93d763e64ece4d6fb5c1a440166da8ba_18.jpg)
White lives matter protest in Houston, TX [Patrick Strickland/Al Jazeera]
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“World War III is already here, and it’s happening on the internet.” – Brett Scott, co-founder of Arizona Cyber Warfare Range
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The fractured drug cartels hit high and low. In Acapulco these days, they’re even knocking off taxi drivers who don’t pay up, or who work for rival gangs.
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Meet the refugees who fled war-torn Syria for the besieged and impoverished Gaza Strip.
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