To smear the Justice Department, Republicans cling to a discredited myth
If the Justice Department under Merrick Garland and Joe Biden is genuinely so awful, why do Republicans keep resorting to a baseless lie about it?
To smear the Justice Department, Republicans cling to a discredited myth
If the Justice Department under Merrick Garland and Joe Biden is genuinely so awful, why do Republicans keep resorting to a baseless lie about it?
Trump becomes first US president to be criminally sentenced
Donald Trump was officially sentenced in the New York hush money case involving porn star Stormy Daniels, putting him on track to become the first convicted felon to be sworn in as president.
Trump received at least $7.8M in payments from foreign governments as president, House Democrats say
Democrats on the House Oversight Committee obtained information about the payments during two of the four years Trump served as president.
Rape Led to 64,000 Pregnancies in 14 U.S. States With Abortion Bans, Study Says
A new study suggests rape survivors who got pregnant couldn’t access legal abortions in their home state
This trans man transitioned, detransitioned then transitioned again. What he wants you to know.
Just because someone detransitions doesn’t necessarily make them any less trans. Take it from a man who detransitioned then transitioned again.
‘Not a normal war’: doctors say children have been targeted by Israeli snipers in Gaza
IDF says it ‘completely rejects’ charge that its soldiers deliberately fired on any of the thousands of civilians killed in Israeli offensive
January 5, 1916 With the Great War (World War I) entering its third year, British Prime Minister Herbert Asquith introduced the first conscription law in British history to the House of Commons, the Military Service Act. World War I Conscientious Objectors, Dyce Camp, UK About 16,000 conscientious objectors refused to fight. Most believed that even during wartime it was wrong to kill another human being. About 7,000 agreed to perform non-combat service; more than 1,500 refused all compulsory service. They were usually drafted into military units and, upon refusing to obey orders, were court-martialed. Consequences of conscription
January 5, 1968 A mass movement advocating political and economic reforms, including increased freedom of speech, travel and an end to state censorship, began in Czechoslovakia when Alexander Dubcek came to power as the head of the Czechoslovakian Communist Party. “We shall have to remove everything that strangles artistic and scientific creativeness,” he said. The time later became known as “Prague Spring.” Alexander Dubcek, ”Socialism with a human face” Soviet tanks enter Prague, August 1968 Read more