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Gina Haspel has been sworn in as the first female director of the CIA at a ceremony attended by US President Donald Trump, despite controversy surrounding her participation in the post-9/11 torture and interrogation program. - ‘Shaping culture’: Obamas team up with Netflix to create content
Barack and Michelle Obama have joined forces with Netflix, entering into a multi-year contract to produce films and series with one of the world’s biggest entertainment-on-demand services. - Animals times ten: White House doubles down on Trump’s MS-13 remark
The Trump administration is doubling down on his description of the Mara Salvatrucha gang as “animals,” using the term ten times in a White House statement after the media storm surrounding the president’s remark. - Trump accuses ‘disgraced’ John Brennan of ‘political hit job’ in morning tweetstorm
US President Donald Trump has lashed out at former CIA Director John Brennan, accusing him of leading an effort to frame him for collusion with Russia during the 2016 presidential campaign.
- Pompeo says 'terrorist' Iran turned Syria into 'kill zone'. Or did the US?
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has blamed Iran for “perpetuating” the 7-year Syrian war, causing a refugee crisis and provoking terrorist attacks in Europe, by supporting the “murderous Assad regime.” Is he correct? - Moment of silence for ‘terrorists’? Outrage & misreporting as NY school honors Gaza victims
Some Jewish parents were outraged after a New York school decided to hold a minute of silence for the Palestinian protesters shot and killed by Israeli defense forces last week. - Trump administration slaps new sanctions on Venezuela after ‘sham’ election
The Trump administration has stepped up economic pressure on Venezuela, announcing new financial sanctions which prohibit US citizens from purchasing any Venezuelan debt. - Animals times ten: White House doubles down on Trump’s MS-13 remarkThe Trump administration is doubling down on his description of the Mara Salvatrucha gang as “animals,” using the term ten times in a White House statement after the media storm surrounding the president’s remark.
- ‘She breathes the CIA’: Ignoring torture reputation, Trump swears in Haspel as 1st female spy chiefGina Haspel has been sworn in as the first female director of the CIA at a ceremony attended by US President Donald Trump, despite controversy surrounding her participation in the post-9/11 torture and interrogation program.
- ‘Shaping culture’: Obamas team up with Netflix to create contentBarack and Michelle Obama have joined forces with Netflix, entering into a multi-year contract to produce films and series with one of the world’s biggest entertainment-on-demand services.
- TeenSafe data breach: Passwords 'leaked' for app parents use to monitor kids
TeenSafe, a popular mobile app used by parents to monitor the location and online activity of their children, has reportedly leaked tens of thousands of passwords related to both parent and child accounts. - 40% of US citizens above poverty line struggle to make ends meet – study
A new study reveals that more than 40 percent of American citizens who live above the official poverty line are still unable to afford middle-class basics including cell phones and transport. - Trump accuses ‘disgraced’ John Brennan of ‘political hit job’ in morning tweetstormUS President Donald Trump has lashed out at former CIA Director John Brennan, accusing him of leading an effort to frame him for collusion with Russia during the 2016 presidential campaign.
- From Ritalin to Marilyn: Forget gun laws, what else is being blamed for mass shootings?
The blame for mass school shootings in America has fallen on some unlikely shoulders amid the ongoing gun control impasse. From Ritalin to Marilyn Manson, here are some of the most memorable factors blamed for school attacks. - Stock market is a Ponzi scheme? This alters entire engine of economy – Lee Camp
Comedian Lee Camp, in a special episode of his show Redacted Tonight, has discussed whether the stock market is actually a Ponzi scheme with author Tan Liu. - ‘Strongest sanctions in history’: Pompeo issues 12 demands to Iran, vows ‘unprecedented pressure’Tehran will struggle to “keep its economy alive” if it does not comply with a list of 12 US demands, including Iranian withdrawal from Syria, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo vowed on Monday.
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