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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 21, 2026
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Flock cameras are the latest weapon of America's post-9/11 surveillance state (opens the original)
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In December 2021, nearly two years into the coronavirus pandemic, I flew from Mexico, which had become my de facto place of residence, to the United States, my country of birth and the place I had spent nearly two decades avoiding like the plague - the short explanation for which was that I found it incredibly creepy. Arriving at Dallas Fort Worth International Airport, I discovered that things had become even creepier than usual when, in the immigration line for US citizens, I was told to simpl
Former New York Mayor Giuliani designated 'anti-Muslim extremist' by Muslim advocacy group (opens the original)
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The Council on American Islamic Relations (Cair) designated Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani as an anti-Muslim extremist on Wednesday, following what they called “bigoted” remarks during a TV interview he gave earlier this week. During the Newsmax appearance, Giuliani said that Mayor Zohran Mamdani should not attend Friday's 9/11 memorial service. “It offends me that he's coming,” he told Newsmax earlier this week. In that same interview, Giuliani, a former advisor to US President Trump
9/11 at 25: Trump finds new targets for America's endless war on terror (opens the original)
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On 11 September 2001, I was driving to work on the freeway in Austin, Texas when I heard the news on the radio that planes had crashed into the World Trade Center and the Pentagon. As I went about nearly crashing my own car while trying to phone my best friend in New York City, I remember thinking that we were going to be hearing a lot about this particular date for a long time to come. Sure enough, a quarter of a century has now passed since 9/11, and the events of that day continue to shape da
Israel's 'pilot zones' turn Lebanese sovereignty on its head (opens the original)
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Imagine, for a moment, that Country A is conducting an illegal occupation of Country B and regularly slaughtering its inhabitants despite an alleged ceasefire agreement. By any modicum of logic, a resolution to the situation would first require Country A to stop occupying and slaughtering people in Country B, right? Wrong - at least if Country A happens to be Israel, which has never felt compelled to abide by international legal or moral standards. Israeli impunity is most egregiously on display
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