Opinions P.M.: Can the federal government fix our policing problem?
I'm your black friend, but I won't educate you about racism. That's on you.; Another nail in the coffin of the Philippines' waning democracy; Democrats respond: These changes would make a difference; There's a better way to help the victims of the 1998 Nairobi terrorist attacks; Annexing West Bank territory was once a taboo for Israel. No longer.; Trump just revealed a huge weakness. It may prove fatal.; The politics of racial resentment come back to haunt the GOP; Trump's campaign to forgive his lawbreaking friends continues; Could two Mexican presidents make the same historic mistake of meeting with Trump? ; Colin Powell gets it. Condi Rice doesn't.; Police think they can get away with anything. That's because they usually do.; The military isn't at war with the public. Trump seems to want to change that.; Will protesters show up at the voting booth? They need to.
The anti-terror bill is yet another example of how the government has attempted to respond to a national crisis in a highly militarized, macho-populist fashion.
Nsé Ufot of the New Georgia Project wants protesters to make the link between what they are demanding in the streets, and what they are choosing at the polls.
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