Новости за 10.06.2018

A ship and its passengers are caught in a crackdown by the right-wing partner in Italy's new populist government, which has vowed to stop the country from becoming the "refugee camp of Europe."

The president is using some goosey numbers to rationalize his aggressive rhetoric, disregarding strong points in U.S. competitiveness to paint a dark portrait of a world taking advantage of his country.

Bashing the leader of one of America's venerable allies, the Trump administration levels unprecedented criticism against Canada's prime minister, branding Justin Trudeau a back-stabber unworthy of the president's time.

There has been a surprising amount of secrecy on the details, partly because the Trump administration has limited the number of people involved, cutting off traditional routes of leaking.

A survey of the American Jewish Committee shows 77 percent of Israelis approve of President Trump's handling of U.S.-Israel relations, while only 34 percent of American Jews do.

The late chef was the only major American celebrity who succeeded in publicly depicting Palestinians as rational, caring human beings rather than as irrationally angry inciters to violence.

Robert Scheer talks with Nate Cardozo, the attorney for the Electronic Frontier Foundation, on the struggle to protect free expression, privacy, and innovation in a hyper-connected world.

Our first reader-funded project was a great success! We need your help to keep up the important work of documenting activism across the nation at this historic time.

Our first reader-funded project was a success. We need your help to keep up the important work of documenting activism across this nation at this historic time.

U.S. officials call the Texas death a suicide. The Washington Post reports that the arrested man was enraged because authorities had separated him from his wife and 3-year-old son.

The U.S. president, feuding with Canada over trade, accuses Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of making "false statements" at a news conference.

The Democratic National Committee will vote in August on a rule calling for candidates to be Democrats in order to run for president in the party's primaries. In addition, the elimination of superdelegates will be considered.

The Democratic National Committee will vote in August on a rule calling for candidates to be Democrats in order to run for president in Democratic primaries, as well as a rule that could eliminate the use of superdelegates.

Thanks to the zealous efforts of the Trump administration, we are enabling the foot soldiers in a new Middle East holy war.