Almost everyone has seen the picture of the high school student, Nick Sandmann, wearing a MAGA hat and standing in the way of a Native American Vietnam Veteran, Nathan Phillips, who was playing a drum and chanting. According to a Huffington Post article (click here), Sandmann said he was trying to diffuse a tense situation where he claimed that Phillips was yelling at his friends to go home to Europe. In addition, the high school students with Sandmann had been taunted by protesters from another group.
According to Phillips, he put himself between the high school students and the group that was taunting the kids. Phillips claimed that he was simply trying to diffuse the situation (click here).
I've been to protests. I know what diffuses tense situations. And while leading a protest, I've had counter protesters try obstruct our protest. I don't find Sandmann's account to be credible according to my experiences. I don't see a Native American elder who is also a Vietnam trying to start a confrontation by yelling at the kids telling them to return to Europe. As a Vietnam Veteran, Phillips worked with and/or faught alongside White Americans in far more tense situations than the confrontation in D.C. In addition, the best way to diffuse a situation between another group and your own is to walk away to be passive. And one doesn't diffuse a situation by standing in a face to face confrontation with the group that is challenging you. Once when the group of protesters I was leading were obstructed, we silently waited and the police told those obstructing us to move. Not only did we not have do anything, we didn't need to say anything or challenge those obstructing us either.
But besides the above, Sandmann's school stated that it would investigate and punish the students responsible with possible expulsions. And that is what we want to address here.
Unfortunately, the American first response to most transgression is to punish. Part of that is because of our nation's obsession with individualism. Because of that obsession, transgressions are seen as occurring without any context. When those of us who are privileged read about some crime committed by someone who is not privileged, we often do not take the differences in our status into account when judging the crime. We usually judge those committing crimes as having the same advantages we do and thus we show no understanding for their actions.
In addition, there have been too many times when we Americans have equated punishment and justice. Too many of us believe that the best way to respond to crime is to inflict pain believing that a criminal only needs ecough pain to teach them not to commit another crime. Under such a scenario, justice is spelled 'revenge.' We see this in both criminal justice and in our lawsuits. Little thought is given to correcting behavior through education. And not that we should equate justice and education. But justice should be thought of as having
When Sandmann's school investigates the incident, it could very well be that they find that the confrontation between Sandmann and Phillips was due to an innocent misunderstanding and thus no punishment would be warranted. But should Sandmann's school find that Sandmann and some of the other students were showing gross disrespect for Philips, I don't think expulsion should be considered. Yes, there could be some punishment. But along with that, Sandmann's school should attempt to find ways for Sandmann and his friends to learn about Native Americans, their history, and their current plight. In other words, Sandmann's school's response to any wrongful behavior committed by Sandmann and his friends should include education along with any sanctions. In fact, his school's response should revolve much more around educating the students involved more than on punishing them. In fact, perhaps our criminal justice system should do the same with many kinds of nonviolent crimes.
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Monday, May 1, 2017
ONIM For May 1, 2017
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Christian News
World News
Protest News
Syrian Civil War News
Pick(s) Of The Litter
Christian News
- Attack At Hillsong Church Leaves Security Guard Unconscious, Worshippers Injured -- Christian Today (UK)
- Pope At Cairo Mass Urges Unity Against Fanaticism -- Christian Today (UK)
- TV Anchor Astonished By Egyptian Christian's Forgiveness For Husband's Killers -- Christian Today (UK)
- Consecration Of Gay Bishop Does Not Violate Church Law, Says Methodist Court -- Christian Today (UK)
- Together For The Gospels: Unprecedented Unity Among Bible Translators Transforms Giving -- Christianity Today
- For The First Time, Russia Ranked Among Worst Violators Of Religious Freedom -- Christianity Today
- The Skeptical Rate Of Bible Reading In 2017 -- Christianity Today
- Who's In Charge Of The Christian Blogosphere? -- Christianity Today
- Christians And Earth Day -- Reformed African American Network
- The Sin Of Self-Interest -- Reformed African American Network
- Biblical Interpretation For Black And Brown Marginalized Contexts Part 2: The Importance Of Reading Black And Brown Authors -- Reformed African American Network
- To Protect And Serve (And Pray) -- Atlantic
- Losing My Religion For Equality -- The Age
- Ethnic Inclusion: Gender Roles And Diaconate -- Reformation 21
- First Presbyterian Church Seeks Healing, Redemption For Sins Committed During Civil Right Era -- Montgomery Advertiser
- The Like Culture -- Mortification Of Spin
- In Response To Persecution -- Under Caesar's Sword
- The Religious Act Of Welcoming The Stranger -- Public Justice Review
- Why A Racially Insensitive Photo Of Southern Baptist Seminary Professors Matters -- Washington Post
World News
- GAO Weighs In On Countering Violent Extremism -- CATO Institute
- Could A Leftist Bring Growth Back To France -- ZNet
- Entire U.S. Senate To Go To White House For North Korea Briefing -- Reuters
- The Democrats Have Delivered One Thing In The Past 100 Days: Disappointment -- Guardian
- North Korea Won't Bow To North Korea's Threats. It Needs Assurances -- Guardian
- A Repulsed Pavorotti Family Busts Trump For Lying About Friendship With Deceased Tenor -- Politicus USA
- North Korea Tensions: US Submarine Arrives In South Korea -- BBC
- Justice Department Sets June 30 Deadline For Compliance From 'Sanctuary Cities' -- Truthdig
- Judge Blocks Trump's Executive Order On Sanctuary Cities -- Huffington Post
- Republicans Abandon Wall Funding Demand -- Huffington Post
- Donald, This I Tell You -- New York Times
- Fox News Orders Sensitivity Training For All Employees After O'Reilly Sexual Harassment Scandal -- The Wrap
- Trump Proposes Giant, Unfunded Tax Cut For Himself -- New York Magazine
- B'Tselem Doesn't Take Orders From Netanyahu, Nor Does The World -- Haaretz
- Koch Industries And Other Corporations Lobbied For Donald Trump's Cabinet Picks, Filings Show -- Intercept
- Chomsky: CIA Targeting Of Julian Assange Of Wikileaks Is 'Disgraceful Act' -- Democracy Now
- Dad, 2 Young Kids Ordered Off Air-Canada Plane After Mother Turned Away At Gate -- CBC News
- In Battle For Trump's Heard And Mind, It's Bannon Vs. Kushner -- New York Times
- ESPN Cuts 100 Staffers As Cable Subscribers Flee -- Columbia Journalism Review
- How The CIA Created A Fake Western Reality For 'Unconventional Warfare' -- Truthdig
- Elizabeth Warren: Obama Was Wrong. The System Is More Rigged Than You Know -- Vox
- Donald Trump Has 'No Intention' Of Releasing Tax Returns, Mnuchin Says -- Wall Street Journal
- New Republican Health Care Bill Exempts Congress From Changes To Obama Care -- Newsweek
- Trump's Reviled Hotline For "Criminal Aliens" Flooded With Reports Of UFOs -- Common Dreams
- Building A Trump-Free, Fossil-Free Future -- Waging Nonviolence
- Trump Advisor Paid By Multiple Russia-Related Entities, New Records Show -- Washington Post
- Secret Ledger In Ukraine Lists Cash For Donald Trump's Campaign Chief -- New York Times
- Trump's Former National Security Advisor Under Pentagon Investigation For Russia Payments -- Los Angeles Times
- Jeff Sessions Faces Questions About His Contacts With Russia -- Atlantic
- A Timeline That Unfolded During The Election Appears To Support The FBI's Investigation Into Trump And Russia -- Business Insider
- Lethal Injection Explained -- CNN
- Trump Thought Being President Would Be Easier Than His Old Life -- Reuters
- "It Has Not Gone Well": 100 Days Of President Trump And No Major Achievements -- Democracy Now
- Don't Fall For Israel's Character Assassination--Marwan Barghouti Is A Man Of Peace -- Newsweek
- Here Are The National Monuments Being Reviewed Under Trump's Order -- Los Angeles Times
- 3 Reasons Millennial Women Are Still Experiencing Gender Income Inequality -- Forbes
- Sanders: Trump On Right Track With North Korea -- CNN
- A Fake And A Fraud -- New York Times
- In South Korea, Mystification Over Trump's Defense And Trade Comments -- Washington Post
- Reagonomics Killed America's Middle Class -- Salon
- Trump Behaving 'Like A Royal Family', Says German Foreign Minister -- Telegraph
Protest News
- Trump Protests Around The World -- CBS News
- Couple Charged In Shooting Of Protester At Milo Yiannopoulos Event In Seattle -- Guardian
- Numerous States Considering Anti-Protest Bills -- CNN
- Palestinians On Strike In Solidarity With Prisoners -- Al Jazeera
- South Koreans Protest U.S. Deployment Of THAAD Anti-Missile System -- Democracy Now
- Huntingdon County Judge Grants Sunoco Authority To Have Protesting Landowners Arrested -- State Impact
- Brazil Hit By First General Strike In Two Decades -- BBC
- People's Climate Change March Pushes Back On Trump Agenda -- Truthdig
Syrian Civil War News
- Russia Upset Over Being Blocked From Syria Chemical Weapons Inspection -- Fox News
- Noam Chomsky: Trump's Bombing Of Afghanistan And Syria -- YouTube
- The Syrian People Have Been Betrayed By All Sides -- Intercept
- Russian Explanation Of The Mass Poisoning In Syria Could Be True -- Truthdig
- Why Support For Syria's Nonviolent Fighters Is Key To Ending The War -- Waging Nonviolence
Pick(s) Of The Litter
- Study By MIT Economist: U.S. Has Regressed To A Third-World Nation For Most Of Its Citizens -- Intellectualist
- Trump Seeks 15 Percent Corporate Tax Rate, Even If It Swells The National Debt -- Washington Post
- Trump Tax Plan Would Slash Corporate Tax Rates, Offer Breaks On Overseas Profits -- Huffington Post
- This Isn't Tax Policy, It's A Trump-Led Heist -- New York Times
- Trump's Tax Plan Would Shift Trillions From U.S. Coffers To The Richest -- New York Times
- Chechnya's Crackdown On Gays -- New York Times
- German Foreign Minister Responds To Netanyahu's Ultimatum: 'Regrettable' And 'Unthinkable' If Meeting Is Canceled -- Haaretz
- American Imperialism Leads The World Into Dante's Vision Of Hell -- Truthdig
- In Sheriff David Clarke's Jail, Water Was Kept From Mentally Ill Inmate For 7 Days Before He Died Of Dehydration -- Washington Post
- New Alt-Right "Fight Club" Ready For Street Violence -- Southern Poverty Law Center
- Terrorizing The Vulnerable -- Truthdig
- She Didn't Laugh At Racist Jokes. Her Coach Said She Didn't Have The Right 'Chemistry' For The Team -- Washington Post
- Study: Tax Cuts Are Linked To Increased Income Inequality, Not Economic Growth -- Intellectualist
- Formerly Imprisoned Journalist Barrett Brown Taken Back Into Custody Before PBS Interview -- Intercept
- 800 Palestinians Have Been Arrested Based On Israeli Computer Programs That Analyzes Social Media Posts To Predict Attacks -- Mondoweiss
- First-Ever Photograph Of Yemen's Jews Stunned The Jewish World -- Haaretz
- Babies And Children Listed In Homeland Security's Immigrant Database of Alleged Criminals -- Los Angeles Times
- All The Ways Trump's Budget Cuts Science -- Atlantic
- The U.S. War Crime North Korea Won't Forget -- Washington Post
- Atmospheric CO2 Levels Reach Record 410 Parts Per Million -- Democracy Now
- America's Rich Get Richer And The Poor Get Replaced By Robots -- Bloomberg
- Donald Trump To Strip Funding From All State Department Team Promoting Women's Rights Around The World -- Independent
- Obama's Hidden Iran Deal Giveaway -- Politico
Tuesday, February 7, 2017
Right Ways To Protest The Right
Since Trump has come into power, a number of protests have been conducted against various groups from the Right. Here we should note that the Right is not a monolith. These protests include both peaceful and violent actions. Sometimes the protests target the new figurehead for Conservatism: President Donald Trump while at other times policies or other people have the target of activist events.
The desire to write this blogpost was borne from a strong reaction to the Berkley protests against the scheduled appearance of Breibart editor Milo Yiannopoulos. The protests included violence and all that could be seen by those on the right was the fulfillment of the stereotype many conservatives have of nonconservatives. That stereotype is one of decadence and the desire to control others. Acting out in ways that support that stereotype only hardens the hearts of conservatives. In addition, it is simply morally wrong to act violently and destroy property.
Nevertheless, there is much to protest against now that the Republicans have full control of Congress and the Presidency. This only provides job security for many of us activists, and that is true even for those of us who protest for free. Here we should note that not only are there right and wrong ways to protest, there are effective and ineffective ways to protest. A First Things article tried to point that out by saying that the right way to protest is to sponsor events where issues can be discussed or to volunteer where a need has been created by wrong policies (click here for the article). The trouble with this article isn't in what it is suggesting, but it is in giving an unnecessary exclusive-or choice between traditional activism and what was suggested by the article. BTW, we should note that the article made a big deal about the profanity of the signs in the Women's March without noting that profanity-laced signs were in the minority at th9se protests. Plus, why should nonconservatives cater to the language sensitivities of conservatives at nonconservative protests?
The two protests that could provide a model for us to follow was the Women's March, because how peaceful it was, and Meryl Streep's speech at the Golden Globes. Not many thought of her monologue as a protest, but it was. It was an actress, we should note that artists are the first secular prophets who can tell us what is wrong with society, using her opportunity to give an acceptance speech to speak out against an injustice she witnessed. Her speech was eloquent, restrained and thus free of hyperbole.
But most of all, the conservative reaction to her speaking out became an admission of guilt. For while Streep was careful to say that candidate Trump had imitated a disabled person, conservatives, including Trump, responded by denying that he had mocked the reporter. Again, she only said he had imitated the reporter. And the videos of his responding to that reporter show that to be the case.
It is very easy for people in their respective groups to scapegoat all other groups for the problems we have in America. As a result, tribalism more than conservative control of the government has become the biggest threat to our democracy. When groups scapegoat others or when they become violent and destructive, all they are demonstrating is that they want to seize power and control. But this competition for power and control results in an eternal king-of-the-hill battle. Such battle can only ensure that only some people rule in our democracy, not all. And that right there signals the end of democracy.
Noting that tribalism is our biggest enemy, we need to construct our protests in ways that do not trigger tribal responses.
The desire to write this blogpost was borne from a strong reaction to the Berkley protests against the scheduled appearance of Breibart editor Milo Yiannopoulos. The protests included violence and all that could be seen by those on the right was the fulfillment of the stereotype many conservatives have of nonconservatives. That stereotype is one of decadence and the desire to control others. Acting out in ways that support that stereotype only hardens the hearts of conservatives. In addition, it is simply morally wrong to act violently and destroy property.
Nevertheless, there is much to protest against now that the Republicans have full control of Congress and the Presidency. This only provides job security for many of us activists, and that is true even for those of us who protest for free. Here we should note that not only are there right and wrong ways to protest, there are effective and ineffective ways to protest. A First Things article tried to point that out by saying that the right way to protest is to sponsor events where issues can be discussed or to volunteer where a need has been created by wrong policies (click here for the article). The trouble with this article isn't in what it is suggesting, but it is in giving an unnecessary exclusive-or choice between traditional activism and what was suggested by the article. BTW, we should note that the article made a big deal about the profanity of the signs in the Women's March without noting that profanity-laced signs were in the minority at th9se protests. Plus, why should nonconservatives cater to the language sensitivities of conservatives at nonconservative protests?
The two protests that could provide a model for us to follow was the Women's March, because how peaceful it was, and Meryl Streep's speech at the Golden Globes. Not many thought of her monologue as a protest, but it was. It was an actress, we should note that artists are the first secular prophets who can tell us what is wrong with society, using her opportunity to give an acceptance speech to speak out against an injustice she witnessed. Her speech was eloquent, restrained and thus free of hyperbole.
But most of all, the conservative reaction to her speaking out became an admission of guilt. For while Streep was careful to say that candidate Trump had imitated a disabled person, conservatives, including Trump, responded by denying that he had mocked the reporter. Again, she only said he had imitated the reporter. And the videos of his responding to that reporter show that to be the case.
It is very easy for people in their respective groups to scapegoat all other groups for the problems we have in America. As a result, tribalism more than conservative control of the government has become the biggest threat to our democracy. When groups scapegoat others or when they become violent and destructive, all they are demonstrating is that they want to seize power and control. But this competition for power and control results in an eternal king-of-the-hill battle. Such battle can only ensure that only some people rule in our democracy, not all. And that right there signals the end of democracy.
Noting that tribalism is our biggest enemy, we need to construct our protests in ways that do not trigger tribal responses.
Monday, October 3, 2016
ONIM For October 3, 2016
Presidential Election
Christian News
World News
Pick(s) Of The Litter
References
- List of Presidential Candidates
- Republican Platform
- Democratic Platform
- Constitution Party Platform
- Green Party Platform
- Libertarian Party Platform
- America's Party/American Independent Party
- American Freedom Party Platform
- American Solidarity Party Platform
- Constitution Party Website
- Party Of Socialism And Liberation Website
- Socialist Party USA Platform
- Peace And Freedom Party
- Prohibition Party Platform
- Reform Party USA Platform
- Socialist Equality Party Program
- Socialist Workers Party Platform
- Veterans Party Of America Platform
- Workers World Party Program
Christian News
- US Missionary To Russia Loses Appeal Against Conviction For Evangelising -- Christian Today (UK)
- Should Christians be Pacifists? No, Say Influential Evangelicals -- Christian Today (UK)
- Does Evangelicalism Have A Future? -- Christian Today (UK)
- What Americans Think Of What Evangelicals Think Of Religious Liberty -- Christianity Today
- Why The Whole Church Needs Psalm 137, Violent Imagery And All -- Christianity Today
- Evangelicals And Race--A New Chapter -- Christianity Today
- Policing, Protesting, And Patriotism: Navigating Kaepernick,, Crutcher, And Charlotte -- Reformed African American Network
- Unarmed & Dangerous -- Reformed African American Network
- Evangelical Pastor Explains Why He Won't Say 'All Lives Matter' -- Huffington Post
World News
- San Francisco Police Investigating Possible Hate Crime After Two Gay Men Pepper Sprayed -- Los Angeles Times
- Police Killings Won't Stop -- Truthdig
- The Last Time Summer Was This Hot, Human Beings Hadn't Yet Left Africa -- Truthdig
- This Is What Happens When A Black Lives Matter Flag Is Hoisted At A Public University Right Up There With The U.S. Flag -- Washington Post
- Troubled Lawyer Shoots Nine In Houston Before Being Killed By Police -- Yahoo News
- Navy Sailor Refuses To Stand During National Anthem -- Fox News
- At White House Conference, Tribes Push President To Act On Dakota Access -- Common Dreams
- 4 Palestinian Families Go Homeless As Israel Knocks Homes In al-Tour -- Quds Days
- High School Team Takes Anthem Protest To Next Level As Kaepernick Looks On -- Sporting News
- Europe's Forgotten 'Hitler' Killed Over 10 Million Africans--But The West Erased It From History -- Free Thought Project
- Body Cam Exposes Police Who Murdered An Unarmed Man With Headphones On In Salt Lake City -- Anonymous
- Wells Fargo CEO Gets $123.6M If He Walks -- CNBC
- Israel To Charge Lieberman Party Officials In Graft Probe -- Yahoo News
- Rudy Guiliani: I'd Skip Future Debates If I Were Trump -- Yahoo News
- World's First Baby Born From 3-Parent Technique -- Yahoo News
- Most Of The World Breathes Polluted Air, WHO Says -- CNN
- Editorial: Scott Walker's Thinly Veiled Threats Against Prosecutors Are Outrageous And Dangerous -- Cap Times
- Clinton Received Debate Questions Week Before The Debate, According To Sources -- Baltimore Gazette
- Teen Kills Father, Opens Fire On Schoolyard In South Carolina -- Yahoo News
- Apple Is Quietly Developing 'IPhone' Hardware In Israel -- Business Insider
- The Real Reason So Many People Oppose Immigration -- Bloomberg
- More Attempts To Hack State Election Systems Detected, FBI Director Warns -- Yahoo News
- Trump, Clinton And The Illusion Of Everlasting US Hegemony -- Truthout
- Central America: One Coup, Three Summits And The United States -- Truthout
- We All Lost Last Night's Presidential Debate -- Telesure
- How We Could End The Permanent State Of War -- ZNet
- The Non-Debate, Debate -- ZNet
- An Interview With Noam Chomsky And Graciela Chinchilniski -- ZNet
- Russia Steps Up Trolling Attacks On The West, U.S. Intel Report Finds -- Yahoo News
- How US Imperialism Is Whitewashing Crisis On Multiple Fronts -- Black Agenda Report
- Al-Nursa Commander Tells German Press US Is Arming Jihadists -- Zero Hedge
- How Communities Are Using Direct Democracy To Shape City Budgets -- Waging Nonviolence
- Trump Singles Out Non-Christians At Rally -- The Hill
- Wells Fargo CEO Is Actually Getting Punished, Thanks To Elizabeth Warren -- Huffington Post
- The Racial Confidence Gap In Police Performance -- Pew Research Center
- Where The Public Stands On Religious Liberty Vs.Nondiscrimination -- Pew Research Center
- Descendants Of Georgetown University Slaves Call For Unified Change, 'Not Reparations' -- Triple Pundit
- People With Mental Illness Are 16 Times More Likely To Be Killed During A Police Encounter -- Democracy Now
- 6-Year-Old 'Fighting For His Life' After Townville Elementary Shooting -- Huffington Post
- A Third Of The Homeless People In America Are Over 50 -- Vox
- Erdogan Comments On Historic Treaty Irk Opposition, Greece -- Washington Post
- LA Police Threaten 'Further Action' If Not Paid To Staff USC Games -- Yahoo News
- Why Obama Refuses To Say 'Radical Islamic Terrorism' -- Yahoo News
- California Police Shooting Protests Turn Violent -- Yahoo News
- Judge Throws Out Jury Verdict Against Off-Duty Chicago Cop, Cites Lawyer's Conduct -- Chicago Tribune
- Mother Of Claremont Man Shot By Police Wants Answers -- WMUR
- Map Shows How Trade Deals Would Enable Polluter Power Grab -- Truthdig
- Israel 'Campaigns To Change The Status Quo At Al-Aqsa' -- Aljazeera
- Kansas City Library Officials Defend Employee Arrested During Public Event -- Kansas City Star
- New York: Undercover Officers Spied On Black Lives Matter Activists -- Democracy Now
- A Mother Detained: Fighting For The Life Of Her Son Behind Bars -- Aidian News
- Trump Responds To New York Times Report He May Have Avoided Paying Taxes For 18 Years -- Yahoo News
- How Capitalism Perpetuates Immigration -- Truthout
- Ancient Rome Still Defines US Politics Of War And Poverty -- Truthout
Pick(s) Of The Litter
- U.N. Experts To United States: Stop The Dakota Access Pipeline Now -- Truthdig
- A Village Of 50 Tiny Houses Is Being Built So Homeless Veterans Have A Place To Live -- NX2
- Chilcot Report: UK Had No Justification For War In Iraq -- Anonymous
- Abbas's Demand To Abolish The State Of Israel Is Impossible -- Newsweek
- Defense Bill Passes, Giving Sacred Native American Sites To Mining Company -- Huffington Post
- U.S. Owes Black People Reparations For A History Of 'Racial Terrorism,' Says U.N. Panel -- Washington Post
- More Than 1,162 Civilians Killed: The Shimon Peres Legacy -- Quds Days
- Stephen Hawking: Greed And Stupidity Are What Will End The Human Race -- The Intellectualist
- Military-Style Raid Ends Native American Prayer Against Dakota Pipeline -- Telesur
- At The Debate, Each Was Clueless On America's Place In The World -- Moyers & Company
- Both Parties Agree: Flint Can Wait A Few More Months For Clean Water -- Common Dreams
- Hunger Strikes, Marches & Work Stoppages: Unprecedented National Prison Strike Enters Third Week -- Democracy Now
- Police Shoot Dead Unarmed African-American Man -- Democracy Now
- Saudi Women Push For Full Rights, Demand End To Guardianship System -- Waging Nonviolence
- Israel's War On Peaceful Activism -- Aljazeera
- Black Communities Stop Calling 911 After Instances Of Police Brutality, Research Shows -- Think Progress
- The Law That Put This 12-Year-Old Girl In Prison For 75 Days -- Refinery 29
- Yet Another Woman Is Attacked After Trying To Ignore Catcallers -- Yahoo News
- Stop Throwing Kids Into Debtors' Prison -- Dallas Morning News
- Sacramento Police Tried To Run Over Man Before Shooting Him 14 Times -- Miami Herald
- The Problem With Hillary Clinton Isn't Just Her Corporate Cash. It's Her Corporate Worldview -- The Nation
- Richard Scheer Interviews Gary Tyler, Wrongly Imprisoned For Decades -- Truthdig
- Russia Warns Against US Attack On Syrian Forces -- ABC News
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