20 September 17 AM
John Kiriakou and Holly Sterling | Let Jeffrey Sterling Go
John Kiriakou and Holly Sterling, Reader Supported News
Excerpt: "Federal Bureau of Prisons (BOP) officials last week gave CIA whistleblower Jeffrey Sterling a parting shot by adding a month of prison time to his sentence. Sterling was due to be released from the low-security prison at Englewood, Colorado, on December 14. He now won’t leave until January 16, 2018."
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John Kiriakou and Holly Sterling, Reader Supported News
Excerpt: "Federal Bureau of Prisons (BOP) officials last week gave CIA whistleblower Jeffrey Sterling a parting shot by adding a month of prison time to his sentence. Sterling was due to be released from the low-security prison at Englewood, Colorado, on December 14. He now won’t leave until January 16, 2018."
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10 Key Governors Stand in Opposition to Obamacare Repeal
Adam Cancryn, Politico
Cancryn writes: "Republicans hoping to jam a last-minute Obamacare repeal plan through the Senate are confronting a rising tide of opposition as health care groups, patient advocates and even some red-state governors join forces against a bill they worry would upend the nation’s health care system."
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Adam Cancryn, Politico
Cancryn writes: "Republicans hoping to jam a last-minute Obamacare repeal plan through the Senate are confronting a rising tide of opposition as health care groups, patient advocates and even some red-state governors join forces against a bill they worry would upend the nation’s health care system."
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Trump Using Campaign, RNC Money to Pay Legal Fees in Russia Probe
Megan R. Wilson, The Hill
Wilson writes: "President Trump is reportedly using money from the Republican National Committee (RNC) and his reelection campaign to pay some of the legal costs surrounding the federal probe into Russian interference in the 2016 election."
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Megan R. Wilson, The Hill
Wilson writes: "President Trump is reportedly using money from the Republican National Committee (RNC) and his reelection campaign to pay some of the legal costs surrounding the federal probe into Russian interference in the 2016 election."
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Meet Dulce Garcia: DREAMer and Immigration Lawyer Who Is Suing Trump for Ending DACA
Democracy Now!
Excerpt: "We speak with one of the six plaintiffs, Dulce Garcia, an immigration lawyer who regularly defends other immigrants in court in California. She’s been living in the United States since her family immigrated from Mexico when she was four years old."
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Democracy Now!
Excerpt: "We speak with one of the six plaintiffs, Dulce Garcia, an immigration lawyer who regularly defends other immigrants in court in California. She’s been living in the United States since her family immigrated from Mexico when she was four years old."
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Spanish Police Storm Catalan Government Buildings to Stop Independence Referendum
Jon Stone, The Independent
Stone writes: "Spanish national police have stormed ministries and buildings belonging to Catalonia's regional government to put a stop to the region's independence referendum."
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Jon Stone, The Independent
Stone writes: "Spanish national police have stormed ministries and buildings belonging to Catalonia's regional government to put a stop to the region's independence referendum."
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Powerful Quake Devastates Central Mexico, Leaving More Than 200 Dead
Colin Dwyer, NPR
Dwyer writes: "Thirty-two years to the day after an earthquake killed thousands of people in Mexico, a powerful quake rattled the country's central region Tuesday. Buildings shivered in Mexico City, and dozens collapsed, sending clouds of dust skyward."
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Colin Dwyer, NPR
Dwyer writes: "Thirty-two years to the day after an earthquake killed thousands of people in Mexico, a powerful quake rattled the country's central region Tuesday. Buildings shivered in Mexico City, and dozens collapsed, sending clouds of dust skyward."
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Why Hurricanes Harvey and Irma Won’t Lead to Action on Climate Change
Scott Gabriel Knowles, EcoWatch
Knowles writes: "Could this cluster of disasters provide the lever that will move climate change in the U.S. from a 'debate' to an action plan?"
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Scott Gabriel Knowles, EcoWatch
Knowles writes: "Could this cluster of disasters provide the lever that will move climate change in the U.S. from a 'debate' to an action plan?"
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