26 October 17 AM
Garrison Keillor | A Man Walks Into a Bar in Oregon
Garrison Keillor, The Washington Post
Keillor writes: "So there we were, an ornithologist, a mathematician, a priest, a writer of limericks and a survivor of the Holocaust, all cast together in a bar."
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Garrison Keillor, The Washington Post
Keillor writes: "So there we were, an ornithologist, a mathematician, a priest, a writer of limericks and a survivor of the Holocaust, all cast together in a bar."
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Russia Is Pushing to Control Cyberspace. We Should All Be Worried.
David Ignatius, The Washington Post
Ignatius writes: "Russia's cyber-meddling in the 2016 U.S. presidential election has been accompanied by what U.S. and European experts describe as a worrisome Kremlin campaign to rewrite the rules for global cyberspace."
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David Ignatius, The Washington Post
Ignatius writes: "Russia's cyber-meddling in the 2016 U.S. presidential election has been accompanied by what U.S. and European experts describe as a worrisome Kremlin campaign to rewrite the rules for global cyberspace."
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Puerto Rico Requests Audit Into Reconstruction Contract Awarded to Tiny Trump-Connected Energy Company
Jacqueline Thomsen, The Hill
Thomsen writes: "The governor of Puerto Rico is requesting an audit into how a small energy company from Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke's Montana hometown won a multimillion-dollar contract to restore power to Puerto Rico."
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Jacqueline Thomsen, The Hill
Thomsen writes: "The governor of Puerto Rico is requesting an audit into how a small energy company from Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke's Montana hometown won a multimillion-dollar contract to restore power to Puerto Rico."
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US Widens Surveillance to Include 'Homegrown Violent Extremists' - Documents
Dustin Volz, Reuters
Volz writes: "The U.S. government has broadened an interpretation of which citizens can be subject to physical or digital surveillance to include 'homegrown violent extremists,' according to official documents seen by Reuters."
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Dustin Volz, Reuters
Volz writes: "The U.S. government has broadened an interpretation of which citizens can be subject to physical or digital surveillance to include 'homegrown violent extremists,' according to official documents seen by Reuters."
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Immigration Police Allegedly Waited Outside a 10-Year-Old's Hospital Room to Detain Her
Katherine Krueger, Splinter News
Kreuger writes: "An undocumented 10-year-old girl who was rushed to a children's hospital in Corpus Christi, TX, for gallbladder surgery now finds herself in even worse trouble after federal immigration officials reportedly warned the girl's family that she must leave the country when she's well enough or face deportation proceedings."
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Katherine Krueger, Splinter News
Kreuger writes: "An undocumented 10-year-old girl who was rushed to a children's hospital in Corpus Christi, TX, for gallbladder surgery now finds herself in even worse trouble after federal immigration officials reportedly warned the girl's family that she must leave the country when she's well enough or face deportation proceedings."
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New Report Reveals Damning Details of Palestinian Minors Held in Israeli Detention
teleSUR
Excerpt: "A new report by Israeli NGOs B'tselem and HaMoked, released Wednesday, reveals the damning details of Israeli mistreatment of detained Palestinian minors in occupied East Jerusalem."
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teleSUR
Excerpt: "A new report by Israeli NGOs B'tselem and HaMoked, released Wednesday, reveals the damning details of Israeli mistreatment of detained Palestinian minors in occupied East Jerusalem."
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Fees to Enter Popular National Parks Would Skyrocket Under Interior Department Plan
Laurel Wamsley, NPR
Wamsley writes: "The National Park Service has announced a proposal to more than double the peak-season entrance fees at the country's busiest national parks, including Shenandoah, Yosemite, Yellowstone and Grand Canyon."
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Laurel Wamsley, NPR
Wamsley writes: "The National Park Service has announced a proposal to more than double the peak-season entrance fees at the country's busiest national parks, including Shenandoah, Yosemite, Yellowstone and Grand Canyon."
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Here's How to Support Puerto Rico as It Recovers From Devastating Hurricane Maria
Remezcla
Excerpt: "With the island expected to go without power for months, Puerto Rico now needs our help. The US territory is in the midst of a financial crisis and already struggling in many ways."
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Remezcla
Excerpt: "With the island expected to go without power for months, Puerto Rico now needs our help. The US territory is in the midst of a financial crisis and already struggling in many ways."
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