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Deadly Taliban Offensive Exposes US-Afghan Forces’ Disarray
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Deadly Taliban Offensive Exposes US-Afghan Forces’ Disarray

As the death toll from a Taliban assault on the Afghan city of Ghazni passes 300, journalist author Ahmed Rashid says the attack underscores the the ineffectiveness of the US-NATO-Afghan government coalition, and the urgent…

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Right-Wing Reunion in Charlottesville, Portland and DC, Outnumbered by Anti-Racist
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Right-Wing Reunion in Charlottesville, Portland and DC, Outnumbered by Anti-Racist

A year after Heather Heyer’s brutal murder, white nationalist rally in Portland and DC, but they are outnumbered by anti-racist opponents. We speak to  Eugene Puryear. Visit https://therealnews.com for more stories and help support our…

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Kavanaugh’s Appointment to the Supreme Court: Tipping the Balance
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Kavanaugh’s Appointment to the Supreme Court: Tipping the Balance

Kristen Clarke head of the Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights Under Law talks about the consequences for the nation’s future if Brett Kavanaugh is put on the Supreme Court Visit https://therealnews.com for more stories and…

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Turkey’s President Erdogan Vows to Win ‘Economic War’ With U.S.
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Turkey’s President Erdogan Vows to Win ‘Economic War’ With U.S.

Economist Heiner Flassbeck and Political Analyst Ekrem Ekici say Turkey’s economic crisis runs deeper than U.S. sanctions Visit https://therealnews.com for more stories and help support our work by donating at https://therealnews.com/donate. ** (Disclaimer: This video…

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Commissioner Says Fellow Officer Did Not Have to Stop Cop Beatdown (2/2)
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Commissioner Says Fellow Officer Did Not Have to Stop Cop Beatdown (2/2)

In a press conference after a video surfaced showing a Baltimore police officer repeatedly punching a city residents Commissioner Gary Tuggle says the second officer on the scene could not intervene because he feared for…

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Can Big Internet Security Problems Be Fixed Retroactively? (2/2)
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Can Big Internet Security Problems Be Fixed Retroactively? (2/2)

Cybersecurity, affordable Internet access for all, market share concentration in US & Chinese Internet giants, e-commerce and cross-border free flow of data, ownership of citizens’ collective data and the value-added of artificial intelligence are all…

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Freedom Flotilla Captain Accuses Canada’s Government Of Complicity In A “Slow Genocide”
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Freedom Flotilla Captain Accuses Canada’s Government Of Complicity In A “Slow Genocide”

Human Rights Activist John Turnbull Describes How Israel’s Navy Hijacked a Peaceful Vessel in International Waters and Kidnapped its Passengers and Crew Visit https://therealnews.com for more stories and help support our work by donating at…

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Yemeni Children Massacred With US-Made Bomb
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Yemeni Children Massacred With US-Made Bomb

Thousands have gathered in Yemen for the funerals of the 51 people killed in a Saudi-UAE-US military alliance airstrike, including 40 children traveling on a school bus. Even after a Raytheon-made MK-82 bomb was found…

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Is the Baltimore Police Department Out of Control? (Pt. 1/2)
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Is the Baltimore Police Department Out of Control? (Pt. 1/2)

Residents who witnessed police beating an East Baltimore man say the disturbing images show a department that is not responding to reform efforts or the need to improve relations with the community Watch part 2…

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Black Boy Joy: An Interview with Baltimore’s Devin Allen
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Black Boy Joy: An Interview with Baltimore’s Devin Allen

Khalilah Harris discusses arts education, trauma, healing, and life after Freddie Gray with photography phenom Devin Allen Visit https://therealnews.com for more stories and help support our work by donating at https://therealnews.com/donate. ** (Disclaimer: This video…

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The Baltimore Bureau Podcast Show: August 10, 2018
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The Baltimore Bureau Podcast Show: August 10, 2018

Eze and Khalilah discuss the one year anniversary of the Baltimore Ceasefire, climate justice as health, housing and transit justice, police ignoring the law, and Marc Steiner’s interview with Sean Yoes about his book, ‘Baltimore…

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Trump’s Trade War with China: Undermining China’s Dependence on Neoliberalism
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Trump’s Trade War with China: Undermining China’s Dependence on Neoliberalism

The unexpected ascension of Donald Trump to the US presidency caught the Chinese leadership off guard and his launching of a trade war against China is undermining its strategy for global dominance, argues Prof. Minqi…

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US Policy Toward Global Internet Governance Is Misguided Says Richard Hill 1/2
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US Policy Toward Global Internet Governance Is Misguided Says Richard Hill 1/2

The business models of NSA & companies like Google are about the same explains Richard Hill as part of a wide ranging discussion on global internet governance issues. Visit https://therealnews.com for more stories and help…

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Progressive Democrat Mike Siegel Challenges Wealthy Right-Wing Rep. Mike McCaul in Texas
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Progressive Democrat Mike Siegel Challenges Wealthy Right-Wing Rep. Mike McCaul in Texas

We speak to Austin City attorney Mike Siegel, who took Texas to court to stop the “anti-immigrant” show me your papers law. He is running a strong campaign against Republican incumbent Mike McCaul in 10th…

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‘Serious Consequences’ to Trump’s Re-Imposing Sanctions on Iran and Gutting the Nuclear Deal
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‘Serious Consequences’ to Trump’s Re-Imposing Sanctions on Iran and Gutting the Nuclear Deal

Trita Parsi to examines the complexities of Trump’s attempt to end the Iran nuclear deal with US and EU. Could we be heading towards war? What’s happening in Iran and could the fallout be of…

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Baltimore After Freddie Gray
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Baltimore After Freddie Gray

On the Marc Steiner Show, Sean Yoes discusses his new book of stories from his hometown since it was shaken by Freddie Gray’s death in police custody, and the new movements trying to foster change…

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Can Maryland be at the forefront of Third Party Organizing?
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Can Maryland be at the forefront of Third Party Organizing?

Executive Producer Eddie Conway speaks with Andy Ellis, Green Party Candidate for State Delegate MD-45, who argues that some of the most popular ideas in the post-Bernie Sanders era emanate from Green Party organizing Visit…

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Is Jeremy Corbyn’s “anti-Semitism Crisis” a Smear Campaign? (Pt. 1/2)
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Is Jeremy Corbyn’s “anti-Semitism Crisis” a Smear Campaign? (Pt. 1/2)

UK Opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn is accused of presiding over a surge of anti-Semitism inside the Labour Party. Author Norman Finkelstein and British scholar Jamie Stern-Weiner say that Corbyn’s foes have cynically concocted a fake…

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Is Jeremy Corbyn’s “anti-Semitism Crisis” a Smear Campaign? (Pt. 2/2)
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Is Jeremy Corbyn’s “anti-Semitism Crisis” a Smear Campaign? (Pt. 2/2)

UK Opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn is accused of presiding over a surge of anti-Semitism inside the Labour Party. Author Norman Finkelstein and British scholar Jamie Stern-Weiner say that Corbyn’s foes have cynically concocted a fake…

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Are Hamas and Israel Headed to War or to a Ceasefire?
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Are Hamas and Israel Headed to War or to a Ceasefire?

Prof. As’ad Abukhalil on the dangerous game that both Hamas and Israel are playing. Hamas succeeded in challenging the power relations, but the lives of two million Palestinians in Gaza are put at risk in…

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Facebook Taps Militarist Think Tank Atlantic Council to Police its Content (Pt 1/2)
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Facebook Taps Militarist Think Tank Atlantic Council to Police its Content (Pt 1/2)

From Alex Jones to alleged Russian trolls, major internet companies are increasingly policing content on their platforms. Max Blumenthal of the Grayzone Project says the partnership between Facebook and the Atlantic Council highlights “the merger…

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