Bernie Sanders | What Happened Tuesday in Arizona Should Be Considered a National Disgrace
Bernie Sanders, Reader Supported News
Sanders writes: "We don't know how many thousands of people didn't get to cast their ballots yesterday in Arizona because they couldn't afford to wait that long. Scenes on cable news last night showed hundreds of people in line at 11:30pm in Phoenix - more than four hours after polls closed. Voting should not be this difficult."
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Bernie Sanders, Reader Supported News
Sanders writes: "We don't know how many thousands of people didn't get to cast their ballots yesterday in Arizona because they couldn't afford to wait that long. Scenes on cable news last night showed hundreds of people in line at 11:30pm in Phoenix - more than four hours after polls closed. Voting should not be this difficult."
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Israeli Firm Helping FBI to Open Encrypted iPhone
Tova Cohen, Reuters
Cohen writes: "Israel's Cellebrite, a provider of mobile forensic software, is helping the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation's attempt to unlock an iPhone used by one of the San Bernardino, California shooters. If Cellebrite succeeds, then the FBI will no longer need the help of Apple Inc (AAPL.O), the Israeli daily said, citing unnamed industry sources."
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Tova Cohen, Reuters
Cohen writes: "Israel's Cellebrite, a provider of mobile forensic software, is helping the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation's attempt to unlock an iPhone used by one of the San Bernardino, California shooters. If Cellebrite succeeds, then the FBI will no longer need the help of Apple Inc (AAPL.O), the Israeli daily said, citing unnamed industry sources."
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North Carolina Enacts Law to Allow LGBT Discrimination
Dominic Holden, BuzzFeed News
Holden writes: "House Bill 2 overrides local LGBT nondiscrimination ordinances in the state and bans transgender people from certain restrooms."
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Dominic Holden, BuzzFeed News
Holden writes: "House Bill 2 overrides local LGBT nondiscrimination ordinances in the state and bans transgender people from certain restrooms."
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Why Wisconsin May Be the Last Chance to Stop Trump
Philip Elliott, TIME
Elliott writes: "The efforts to deny Donald Trump his Republican Party's nomination got a bit tougher with the billionaire's win Tuesday in Arizona, and a repeat in Wisconsin in two weeks could all but shut down the disorganized effort."
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Philip Elliott, TIME
Elliott writes: "The efforts to deny Donald Trump his Republican Party's nomination got a bit tougher with the billionaire's win Tuesday in Arizona, and a repeat in Wisconsin in two weeks could all but shut down the disorganized effort."
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Chicago Teachers Union Overwhelmingly Votes to Strike April 1
Joe Ward, DNAinfo Chicago
Ward writes: "Teachers will be walking off the job Friday, April 1 for a 'day of action' the Chicago Teachers Union hopes will help pressure the city and state to properly fund the school system."
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Joe Ward, DNAinfo Chicago
Ward writes: "Teachers will be walking off the job Friday, April 1 for a 'day of action' the Chicago Teachers Union hopes will help pressure the city and state to properly fund the school system."
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Saudi Arabia Continues Hiring Spree of Lobbyists, Retains Former Washington Post Reporter
Lee Fang, The Intercept
Fang writes: "The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is adding more American lobbyists to its payroll by hiring BGR Government Affairs, a company founded by former Republican National Committee chair Haley Barbour, according to filings disclosed last week."
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Lee Fang, The Intercept
Fang writes: "The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is adding more American lobbyists to its payroll by hiring BGR Government Affairs, a company founded by former Republican National Committee chair Haley Barbour, according to filings disclosed last week."
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Climate Activists Gear Up to Protest New Oil Drilling in the Gulf of Mexico
Melissa Cronin, Grist
Cronin writes: "Louisiana's Superdome has been a controversial setting for climate emergencies in the past, serving as the refuge for 30,000 people who were washed out of their homes during Hurricane Katrina in 2005. Now, it's about to become a site for a battle between activists and a leading climate culprit: the oil and gas industry."
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Melissa Cronin, Grist
Cronin writes: "Louisiana's Superdome has been a controversial setting for climate emergencies in the past, serving as the refuge for 30,000 people who were washed out of their homes during Hurricane Katrina in 2005. Now, it's about to become a site for a battle between activists and a leading climate culprit: the oil and gas industry."
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