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Uruguayan Deputy Sheds Light on Decades-Long CIA Backed Espionage
A massive CIA-backed espionage network operated for decades in Uruguay, deputy Gerardo Nunez, chairman of the parliamentary commission investigating the plot has told Sputnik, unveiling the details of systematic leaks of classified information that took p ...[Read more]
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Who Takes the Rap for Robots? Robot Developer Probes Tech’s Moral Side
"From a moral point of view, how will machines make decisions, when they have this ability? Who will be responsible for errors in decision-making by machines that have learned independently?" are some of the pertinent questions, Zabala said. ...[Read more]
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As America’s future doctors, we support a Medicare-for-all health system
Underneath a heap of hospital blankets, Stephen seemed small for a 7-year-old. His chest rose and fell rapidly, a frightening rhythm given his history of asthma. His parents stood nearby as veteran witnesses — Stephen had been admitted to a Cleveland sa ...[Read more]
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In unprecedented move, eight European countries to demand compensation from Israel for West Bank demolitions
Eight European Union countries wrote an official protest letter to Israel, demanding over €30,000 ($35,400) in compensation for confiscating and demolishing structures and infrastructure which the countries had built in Area C of the West Bank, which is ...[Read more]
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In Shocking, Viral Interview, Qatar Confesses Secrets Behind Syrian War
In an interview with Qatari TV Wednesday, former PM bin Jaber al-Thani revealed that his country, alongside Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and the United States, began shipping weapons to jihadists from the very moment events "first started." ...[Read more]
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US Media Attempt to Shape Russians Electoral Tastes
Recently Twitter has banned all ads from the accounts of Russian media outlets RT and Sputnik on its platform over alleged attempts to meddle in elections. US media outlets are permanently attempting to shape the electoral preferences of the Russian natio ...[Read more]
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Bernie Sanders awed by Canadian health care
U.S. senator and former presidential candidate Bernie Sanders says Americans have much to learn from health systems outside their borders, including Canada’s. “We do not in the United States do a good job in looking around the rest of the world and as ...[Read more]
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Heathrow Airport Top Secret Data Reportedly Found on USB Stick Left in Street
Earlier in the day, the Sunday Mirror newspaper reported that an unemployed man had found a USB stick containing sensitive information about the type of IDs needed to access restricted areas at the airport, the location of CCTV cameras, a patrol timetable ...[Read more]
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Israeli forces executed another teenage girl at a checkpoint in Hebron on Sunday
raeli forces executed another teenage girl at a checkpoint in Hebron on Sunday. Her name was Dania Ersheid, she was 17 and a student at Al-Rayyan Girls’ High School. A witness at the scene, standing in back of Ersheid in line at the checkpoint adjacent ...[Read more]
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JFK Files: CIA Plotted To Kill Castro using Mafia
A 1975 document from the Rockefeller Commission detailing the CIA’s role in foreign assassinations said plans to assassinate Castro were undertaken in the early days of the Kennedy administration. The report said Attorney General Robert Kennedy, the Pre ...[Read more]
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NATO Threatens Consequences After Turkey Buys Russian Missile System
While NATO was initially just complaining the S-400 was incompatible with their own systems, top NATO General Petr Pavel told reporters this week that Turkey is likely to be punished by the alliance for not buying American. “The principal of sovereignty ...[Read more]
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