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Guardian readers Dr Kevin Bannon and Martin Quinn share their perspectives on Venezuela Letters Mon 25 Feb 2019   A principal foreign participant in the US-led campaign to topple the Maduro government is neighbouring Colombia, which has become a crucial … Continue reading →

Hearing granted due to introduction of gang-related social media and internet research in jury deliberations Panel calls new trial granted to Detroit killer cop Larry Nevers in similar jury deliberation issue an exception  Ewing: “I’m the ‘super- predator’ who has … Continue reading →

  DPD Chief Craig has not released name of homeowner, claims department is investigating evidence found  Discovery recalls previous revelations about the existence of DPD “miscellaneous files” with evidence kept from prosecution, defense Detroit Police Commissioner for District #7 William … Continue reading →

February 6, 2019 at 1:25 pm DURHAM, N.C. (WNCN) — A 10-year-old boy who took a knee during the Pledge of Allegiance at Monday’s city council meeting in Durham, North Carolina, apparently won over the mayor. But not everybody was … Continue reading →

Prisoners in lock-down after heating system failed As angry families gather in streets, prisoners bang on cell windows Officials do not move population to available nearby heated jails By Andy Newman, Christina Goldbaum and Annie Correal New York Today Feb. … Continue reading →

Glen Ford, BAR executive editor January 31, 2019 Donald Trump is simply exercising an imperial mandate handed down to him by Obama, who put “humanitarian” lipstick on the white supremacist pig of American exceptionalism. “The darker peoples of the world … Continue reading →

Sharon Cohen and Adam Geller, AP National Writers Jan. 21, 2019 Locked up for life at 15, Norman Brown remains defined by the crime that put him behind bars. Twenty-seven years ago, Brown joined a neighbor more than twice his … Continue reading →

  Editor’s note: The two Michigan juvenile lifers profiled below are among the 200 prisoners  for whom county prosecutors recommended life without parole during their re-sentencings under U.S. Supreme Court rulings in Miller v. Alabama and Montgomery v. Alabama. That … Continue reading →