Scott Galindez | Bernie Sanders Gets the Jump on Big Week for Democrats in Iowa
Scott Galindez, Reader Supported News
Galindez writes: "I know, pop culture is not Bernie's chosen path to victory, but he is becoming a pop icon without trying."
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Scott Galindez, Reader Supported News
Galindez writes: "I know, pop culture is not Bernie's chosen path to victory, but he is becoming a pop icon without trying."
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WikiLeaks Releases Documents Purportedly From CIA Director's Personal Email
Eyder Peralta, NPR
Peralta writes: "WikiLeaks has released a cache of documents that the website says come from the AOL email account of Central Intelligence Agency Director John Brennan."
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Eyder Peralta, NPR
Peralta writes: "WikiLeaks has released a cache of documents that the website says come from the AOL email account of Central Intelligence Agency Director John Brennan."
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Out of Time: How Biden Decided Against Running in 2016
Josh Lederman and Julie Pace, Associated Press
Excerpt: "For weeks that had stretched into months, the White House and the Democratic Party were on edge, awaiting a decision about whether the vice president would jump into the presidential race. Biden's own staff was torn between their belief in the vice president and their suspicion he would lose."
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Josh Lederman and Julie Pace, Associated Press
Excerpt: "For weeks that had stretched into months, the White House and the Democratic Party were on edge, awaiting a decision about whether the vice president would jump into the presidential race. Biden's own staff was torn between their belief in the vice president and their suspicion he would lose."
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Powerful Admiral Punishes Suspected Whistleblowers, Still Gets Promotion
Craig Whitlock, The Washington Post
Whitlock writes: "The Navy is poised to promote the admiral in charge of its elite SEAL teams and other commando units even though Pentagon investigators determined that he illegally retaliated against staff members who he mistakenly suspected were whistleblowers."
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Craig Whitlock, The Washington Post
Whitlock writes: "The Navy is poised to promote the admiral in charge of its elite SEAL teams and other commando units even though Pentagon investigators determined that he illegally retaliated against staff members who he mistakenly suspected were whistleblowers."
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US Approves $11.25 Billion Military Sale to Saudi Arabia
teleSUR
Excerpt: "Despite calls by international human rights groups on the U.S. to stop providing Saudi Arabia with weapons being used in the onslaught in Yemen, Washington Wednesday approved the US $11.25-billion sale to the Saudi military of up to four Lockheed Martin Corp multi-mission warships, plus associated equipment, training and logistics."
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teleSUR
Excerpt: "Despite calls by international human rights groups on the U.S. to stop providing Saudi Arabia with weapons being used in the onslaught in Yemen, Washington Wednesday approved the US $11.25-billion sale to the Saudi military of up to four Lockheed Martin Corp multi-mission warships, plus associated equipment, training and logistics."
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California Sets Policy for Inmate Sex Reassignment
Al Jazeera America
Excerpt: "Guidelines to decide whether transgender prison inmates in California can undergo sex reassignment surgery took effect Tuesday, making it the first U.S. state to offer a regular path to such treatment."
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Al Jazeera America
Excerpt: "Guidelines to decide whether transgender prison inmates in California can undergo sex reassignment surgery took effect Tuesday, making it the first U.S. state to offer a regular path to such treatment."
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Deja Vu Again: Hot September Drives 2015 to Hottest Year on Record
Joe Romm, ThinkProgress
Romm writes: "Once again, it's the hottest year on record by far through last month, NASA reports. We're running out of headlines for this repetitive monthly warm up, but with the recent death of the legendary Yogi Berra, one of his classic lines comes to mind, 'It's like deja-vu, all over again.'"
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Joe Romm, ThinkProgress
Romm writes: "Once again, it's the hottest year on record by far through last month, NASA reports. We're running out of headlines for this repetitive monthly warm up, but with the recent death of the legendary Yogi Berra, one of his classic lines comes to mind, 'It's like deja-vu, all over again.'"
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