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A group that claims to be fighting against Russian propaganda and “fake news” is asking a reporter not to pursue information on the CIA arming Syrian rebels. PropOrNot, famous for being an ex-source for the Washington Post, says the story may fall into the wrong hands.
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- N. Korea may be ‘months’ away from capability to nuke US, CIA chief hints
North Korea may be “months” away from capability of striking US soil with nuclear weapons, CIA Director Mike Pompeo hinted. - State Department admits Al-Nusra affiliate using chemical weapons in Syria
The US Department of State admitted that militants linked to Al-Nusra Front are carrying out terrorist attacks using chemical weapons in Syria. Russia’s defense ministry says it’s the first admission of its kind. - Las Vegas mass shooting suite must be preserved, court orders
A court has ruled that the luxury suite used by the Las Vegas gunman who carried out the October 1 attack is to be preserved, along with photos, surveillance video, gambling records and anything else pertaining to the atrocity. - McCain threatens White House with subpoena for info on Niger attacks
Senator John McCain (R-Arizona) says that he will subpoena the White House for information regarding the recent attacks in Niger, which killed four US servicemen. The issue could become a new bone of contention in McCain’s ongoing feud with President Trump.
- Trump border wall prototypes go up in California (VIDEO)
Several prototypes of President Donald Trump’s long-promised border wall on the US-Mexico frontier have been erected in southern California. - ‘Why are Americans fighting & dying in Niger & other countries?’ – former diplomat Jim Jatras
There is a strategic problem regarding a broader US policy which has been moving forward on inertia since George W. Bush with a global war on ‘whoever they are this week’ without a whole lot of examination, said former diplomat Jim Jatras. - N. Korea may be ‘months’ away from capability to nuke US, CIA chief hintsNorth Korea may be “months” away from capability of striking US soil with nuclear weapons, CIA Director Mike Pompeo hinted.
- Las Vegas mass shooting suite must be preserved, court ordersA court has ruled that the luxury suite used by the Las Vegas gunman who carried out the October 1 attack is to be preserved, along with photos, surveillance video, gambling records and anything else pertaining to the atrocity.
- State Department admits Al-Nusra affiliate using chemical weapons in SyriaThe US Department of State admitted that militants linked to Al-Nusra Front are carrying out terrorist attacks using chemical weapons in Syria. Russia’s defense ministry says it’s the first admission of its kind.
- Playboy's 1st transgender centerfold: Not everyone welcomes the change
The first issue of iconic men's magazine Playboy after the death of its founder, Hugh Hefner, has become a first in one more way, featuring a transgender playmate – to mixed reactions. - Anti-Russia 'propaganda' group urges reporter to drop story on CIA arming Syrian rebelsA group that claims to be fighting against Russian propaganda and “fake news” is asking a reporter not to pursue information on the CIA arming Syrian rebels. PropOrNot, famous for being an ex-source for the Washington Post, says the story may fall into the wrong hands.
- McCain threatens White House with subpoena for info on Niger attacksSenator John McCain (R-Arizona) says that he will subpoena the White House for information regarding the recent attacks in Niger, which killed four US servicemen. The issue could become a new bone of contention in McCain’s ongoing feud with President Trump.
- US envoy to UN ratchets up anti-Russian rhetoric: ‘Election meddling’ was warfare
The US ambassador to the UN, Nikki Haley, has raised the stakes in Washington's war of words against Russia, describing its unproven “meddling” in the 2016 election as “warfare,” just as the head of the CIA said it had no effect on the vote. - Bi-partisan Senate bill regulates political ads for ‘honesty’ on social media
Democratic and Republican senators are seeking to put restrictions on political ads on social media similar to those rules for ads on TV and radio. The new bill was introduced ahead of a congressional hearing with social media representatives. - 'I thought that was sacred’: White House chief of staff rips media over coverage of Gold Star call
White House chief of staff John Kelly took another turn at the press podium to deliver a scathing critique of the lawmaker who listened in on President Donald Trump’s condolence call to a fallen soldier’s wife and the media treatment of it. - ‘New blood’ or progressive purge? Democrats reshuffle party posts
The leadership at the Democratic National Committee carried out an extensive staff purge ahead of their fall meeting in Las Vegas, creating alarm on the left as many members of the divided party’s progressive wing were ousted.
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‘The last thing that’s held sacred in our society’
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