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Ex-Intelligence Analyst Charged With Leaking Classified Info To The Intercept

Daniel Everette Hale, 31, was arrested on charges that include violating the Espionage Act and stealing government property.
By Matthew Barakat, AP

Sudan's Omar al-Bashir Leaves Behind A Horrific Legacy Of Human Rights Abuse

The long-reigning dictator was toppled this week, but the consequences of his rule continue to be devastating.
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Roger Stone Says FBI Treated Him Worse Than Osama Bin Laden: 'It's Unconscionable'

The longtime Donald Trump ally complained he was seized with "greater force" than was used against drug lords El Chapo or Pablo Escobar.
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Obama Photographer Rips 'Out Of His Element' Trump Over Bin Laden Raid Criticism

Pete Souza apologized on behalf of the country to retired Adm. William McRaven.
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Terrorism-Related Deaths Fell 27 Percent In 2017, U.S. Says

Fewer attacks in Iraq account for much of the drop. But groups like ISIS and al Qaeda continue evolving as potent threats.
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Barbara Lee Warned AUMF Would Create 'Open-Ended War.' And That's What Happened.

The 2001 Authorization for Use of Military Force has now been used to justify U.S. military efforts in more than 20 countries.
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I'm Half Iranian And My Uncle Died On 9/11. It Totally Changed How I See My Identity

I learned to understand that my identity was resistance.
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The Man Who Almost Escaped Guantanamo Bay

After 14 years of imprisonment without charge, Abdul Latif Nasser thought he was finally going home. Then Donald Trump won.
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Ohio Man Arrested In FBI Sting After Allegedly Plotting July 4th Attack

Demetrius Pitts, 48, is accused of planning an attack in Cleveland with the help of an undercover FBI agent.
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GOP Leaders Fine With Trump Bombing Syria Without Congress' Sign-Off

They say he can do that because of a 2001 authorization for use of military force. That’s questionable if not false.
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