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In 35 States, Police Can Claim a Handcuffed Detainee ‘Consented’ To Rape

“Anna assumed it was a simple case: Two cops had sex with a woman in their custody in the middle of their shift. But Anna didn’t know that in New York, there is no law specifically stating that it is illegal for police officers or sheriff’s deputies in the field to have sex with someone in their custody. It is one of 35 states where armed law enforcement officers can evade sexual assault charges by claiming that such an encounter — from groping to intercourse — was consensual.”

FISA Spying Abuses – Are You Really Shocked? With Jim Bovard

“You are supposed to think either that Rep. Nunes is a hero or that the Republicans are trying to destroy everything that is holy and good about the FBI and intelligence community. But what about those of us on ‘Team Liberty’? We look at the FISA memo and see another in a long line of abuses of our liberties by the National Security State. Author and journalist Jim Bovard joins today’s Liberty Report to give us the real historical context for recent revelations.”

FISA-Gate: The Plot To Destroy Our Republic

“Yes, there was ‘collusion – except it wasn’t a pact between Putin and Trump but rather an alliance between Hillary’s campaign and the national security bureaucracy to get her elected.”

White House Takes a Wrong Turn on Salvadoran Refugees

“200,000 Salvadoran refugees who were granted U.S. Temporary Protected Status – some of whom have been living in the U.S. for nearly a generation – are being thrown under the bus. The federal government is stumbling over a problem of its own creation, having made it almost impossible for the Salvadorans who lawfully have lived, worked, paid taxes and raised children under TPS to acquire permanent status.”

When Deportation Is a Death Sentence

“Minor missteps—a traffic violation or a workplace dispute—can turn lethal for unauthorized immigrants.”

An Iranian-American Turned Down the FBI and Wound Up With a Prison Sentence

“‘I refused to secretly spy,’ he said, ‘because my honor meant more to me than my freedom.’ His prosecution was political, he said, an extension of the bitter rivalry between the nation of his birth and the one where he’d chosen to spend his life.”

Russian nuclear weapons engineers used supercomputer to mine cryptocurrency

“Reports indicate that the group was caught trying to harness the lab’s supercomputer to mine cryptocurrency.”

U.S. Now Bombing Assad Forces Openly In Syria

“The U.S. attack is completely illegal under such international law as exists. The U.N. charter is very clear on that. One cannot help but reach the conclusion that something is dreadfully wrong in our system. Germany, Italy and Japan, when they were fascist-controlled, similarly launched expansionary and aggressive moves against various regions.”