Let’s Commemorate Victims of Islamic State Attacks in Baghdad and Manchester
May 31, 2017 To combat the terrorist group, we must see what it is doing -- not just in Europe but in the Middle East.
Analyzing the Hypocrisy of U.S. Media Coverage (Video)
May 27, 2017 Glenn Greenwald (pictured) and Jeremy Scahill, co-founders of The Intercept, join Democracy Now! to discuss imbalanced coverage of terrorism victims and war victims, and the importance of WikiLeaks.
Ann Coulter May Be Joking, but What She Says Is Far From Funny
May 27, 2017 Some see her comments as offbeat political humor, but it’s a telling fact that her writing is highlighted on the websites of extremist organizations, one of them labeled a hate group.
Trump Admonishes NATO Member Countries in Speech (Video)
May 26, 2017 The president spoke at a North Atlantic Treaty Organization summit in Brussels on Thursday morning, scolding member countries for "not paying what they should be paying."
Terror and Geopolitics: Manchester in 2017 and in 1996
May 24, 2017 Although decades apart, both terrorist attacks were reactions against a history of colonialism.
22 Killed in Manchester, U.K., in What Police Are Treating as a Terrorist Bombing
May 23, 2017 An explosion ripped through young concertgoers Monday after a performance by the American pop singer Ariana Grande. Evidence points to a suicide attack.
Linking Alzheimer’s to Pollution, Study Finds Toxic Nanoparticles in Human Brains
Sep 7, 2016 “Abundant” quantities of magnetite and other nanoparticles deemed toxic were found in the brains of people from Mexico City and Manchester, U.K.
Scientists Say T. Rex Had Three-Ton Bite
Mar 1, 2012 And now for a brief bit of dinosaur geekery: Researchers at the University of Manchester had the fun job of putting together a computer model of a Tyrannosaurus rex skull that gave them a clearer idea about the bygone species' bite, which turns out to be more impressive than previously believed.
The Homeless, Wrinkles and All
Jan 21, 2012 Life for most of us can be carefully—if unintentionally—structured to avoid confrontation with the sea of human misery, despair and hopelessness around us Whatever his intention, British photographer Lee Jeffries is interrupting the arrangementLife for most of us can be carefully structured to avoid confrontation with the sea of human misery, despair and hopelessness around us.
