Lawyers Walk Out Of New York Court After ICE Agents Arrest Client

Dozens of defense attorneys staged an impromptu protest outside a Brooklyn, New York courthouse after a Legal Aid Society client was arrested by federal authorities on immigration charges. Chanting “Stay out, ICE!” and “Shame on you!” attorneys with the Legal Aid Society and Brooklyn Defender Services protested outside the Brooklyn Criminal Court on Tuesday after […]

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36% Of Govt Websites Fail ‘Important’ Security Tests

Analysts who studied hundreds of federal websites found more than one-third did not have security measures to prevent hackers from intercepting visitors’ sensitive information or redirecting traffic to malicious phishing websites. The Information Technology and Innovation Foundation (ITIF), a science and tech policy think tank, released a report Monday that said hundreds of federal websites […]

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Without Public Editor, NYT Ducks And Dismisses Criticism Of Its Sympathetic Nazi Profile

This past June, when the New York Times unceremoniously killed off its public editor position, publisher Arthur Sulzberger tried mightily to characterize the move as addition by subtraction. In a newsroom memo, he promised that a newly created “Reader Center” would make the paper’s reporting “more transparent” and its journalists “more responsive.” As FAIR (6/1/17) […]

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Australian Government Supports Brutal Assault On Manus Island Refugees

Under the close supervision of the Australian government, the Papua New Guinea (PNG) police force has violently terminated a month-long standoff with starving asylum seekers imprisoned on PNG’s remote Manus Island. Despite ongoing protests in Australia by many thousands of outraged people, police forcibly removed the remaining 348 men from the now defunct Australian-controlled detention […]

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Russian Diplomat Warns ‘Apocalyptic Scenario’ On Korean Peninsula Possible

An apocalyptic scenario of developments on the Korean Peninsula is possible, but Russia hopes that a common sense would prevail among the involved parties, Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Igor Morgulov said on Monday. “A scenario of the apocalyptic development of the situation on the Korean Peninsula exists and we cannot turn our blind eye to […]

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FBI ‘Failed To Notify Scores Of US Officials That Russian Hackers Were Trying To Break Into Their Personal Gmail Accounts Despite Having Evidence For At Least A Year’

The FBI failed to notify scores of US officials that Russian hackers were trying to break into their personal Gmail accounts despite having evidence for at least a year that the targets were in the Kremlin’s crosshairs, it has been revealed.  Nearly 80 interviews with Americans targeted by Fancy Bear, a Russian government-aligned cyberespionage group, […]

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