FBI Makes Midnight Release of Shocking New Information on Saudi-9/11 Complicity
The FBI, seemingly seeking to avoid too much scrutiny, released shocking new information about Saudi government ties to the 9/11 hijackers — late on a Saturday night.
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9/11: The Tragedy of an Opportunity Wasted
Other seminal moments in US history were used for good. The unity which followed the 9/11 attack, however, was squandered in the worst way possible.
‘Big Step Forward:’ Energy Expert Analyzes the US Infrastructure Bill
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Armenia’s Prime Minister Scores Surprising Election Victory
Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan won reelection in an unexpected landslide Monday despite opposition and losses in last fall’s Nagorno-Karabakh war.
WhoWhatWhy’s Best of Memorial Day 2021
As we remember and mourn those who died in various wars, we also need to remember how these wars came about. You may think you know, but you may be surprised by what you read below.
Census Bureau’s ‘Synthetic’ Data Plan Worries Researchers
Another Victim of the Floyd Killing: The Right to Protest ; How the ‘Culture War’ Could Break Democracy ; and More Picks 5/28
Cybersecurity Researchers Build a Better Trap, Using AI to Generate Fake Documents
After a Decade Without Executions, SC’s Solution: Bring Out the Firing Squad ; Syrian Refugees Fear for Future Without Asylum ; and More Picks 5/11
The Mysterious, Anonymous “Energy Weapon”: Whose Op Is It, Anyway?
The Defense Department has recently briefed members of Congress on a case of “Havana Syndrome” following a possible attack on a US official near the White House.
Food Prices Rising Worldwide, Largely Due to COVID-19, Climate Change
How the Left Plans to Shrink the Democratic Establishment ; Jobless Owe Thousands in Taxes on Their Unemployment ; and More Picks 3/5
Trump’s Pardon Shakedown
A personal look inside the final days and multimillion-dollar shakedowns of the Trump pardon process.
Steve McCurry Merges Art and Photojournalism
Award-winning photojournalist Steve McCurry is perhaps best known for his iconic picture of “Afghan Girl.” Edward Girardet explores where the Philadelphia-based photographer is today.
Azerbaijan Celebrates a Victory Made Possible by Turkey
Turkey’s Erdogan hoped for greater influence through arms aid to Azerbaijan in the Nagorno-Karabakh dispute, but Russia may emerge as the real winner.