Boston Marathon Bombing Suspects: Unresolved Questions and Anomalies
A lot of curious aspects of this shocking case involving the Tsarnaev brothers remain unacknowledged, unaddressed and unresolved.
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Long Popular in Asia, Floating Solar Catches On in US
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House Republicans Press Pentagon for Answers on Kabul Terrorist Attack
Republicans demand answers on events surrounding the Kabul Airport terrorist attack during the US withdrawal from Afghanistan.
The Trump Indictment Proves Beyond a Reasonable Doubt That the GOP Is a Cult
Trump loyalists, and even his rivals, don’t care how strong the case against the former president is. The cult demands that they rally around him.
The Sound Ecologist Capturing a Disappearing World
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IRS Whistleblowers Allege Top-Level Interference in Hunter Biden Probe
Two IRS whistleblowers say that an investigation into Hunter Biden’s tax crimes was not done by the book and cited political considerations as the reason.
Trump-Appointed US Attorney Rejects Allegation of Whistleblower Retaliation
In a letter to Jim Jordan on Friday, David Weiss, the US attorney in Delaware, firmly rejected assertions that the investigation into Hunter Biden’s tax filings was impeded. Nevertheless, he gave House Republicans what they are looking for: enough ambiguity to continue their desired narrative.
In Zeal to Pursue Putin, Biden Opens the Door for Probes into US War Crimes
It seems the US is sitting on a treasure trove of evidence that shows Russia is committing war crimes in Ukraine. But how do you get that evidence in front of an international court that you’d like to pretend doesn’t exist?
Scientists Look Beyond Climate Change and El Nino For Factors Heating Earth
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There Really Are Two Tiers of Justice, Which Is Why Trump Is Still Free
On Friday, US District Court Judge Tanya Chutkan ruled that Donald Trump should refrain from making “inflammatory” statements and creating a circus atmosphere ahead of his coup trial.
And then, Trump promptly spent much of his weekend making inflammatory statements and creating a circus atmosphere.
Trump’s Lawyers Hope to Delay Coup Trial Forever
It can’t be easy to represent a man who is facing 91 criminal counts in four jurisdictions, keeps going on TV to admit his guilt to various crimes, and tries to intimidate judges and witnesses.
Banana Republic or Banana Republicans? Comparing Trump and Austria’s Kurz
Following Donald Trump’s various indictments, Republicans like to say that prosecuting a former president is the kind of stuff you see only in banana republics. But, upon closer inspection and comparison with peer nations, it turns out that they (and Trump) are the outliers.