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Far-Right Politician Arrested for Kidnapping, Killing Two, Including Teenage Girl
Ljupco Palevski was arrested in Turkey days after fleeing North Macedonia.
The US Is Trying to Take Down the Family Behind the Notorious Gulf Cartel
Gulf cartel boss Mario Cárdenas Guillén pleaded guilty to drug trafficking on Monday in the US. But his brother Osiel - another former leader - is due for release from prison next year.
LGBTQ Groups and Amazon Employees Call for ‘Anti-Trans’ Book’s Removal
Halifax Pride is cutting ties with the city’s library system over the book ‘Irreversible Damage: The Transgender Craze Seducing Our Daughters', which Amazon employees had called to be dropped by the retail giant.
U.S. Man Deported From Ukraine Was Marine Dropout Linked to Neo-Nazi Terror Group
VICE World News has identified an ex-Marine recruit that Ukraine's intelligence service allegedly booted in October for what they said were links to neo-Nazi terrorism.
Capitol Police Officer Who Faced Pro-Trump Mob Dies Off-Duty
Tributes have been paid to 15-year Capitol Police veteran Howard “Howie” Liebengood, who sources said died by suicide.
This Artist Used Instagram to Raise Money for BLM and New York's Homeless
The organizer created a place where artists donate their works and connect with buyers, who give the purchase amount to a charity of the artist’s choice.
These 11 Mayors Are Really Trying to Get Their Cities’ Residents a Guaranteed Income
A global pandemic that threatens to worsen the country’s already staggering income inequality might be the perfect time.
Felicity Huffman Now Has Her Weekend Free ('Cause She's Not in Jail)
The actor, the first parent in the Varsity Blues scandal to receive a prison sentence, was released early
Neil Gorsuch Might Just Be the Supreme Court Justice Who Saves LGTBQ Workers' Rights
“It’s close, OK?” Gorsuch said during arguments Tuesday.
Epstein Abused Teen for 3 Years When She Was Basically Homeless, Lawsuit Says
She's the 6th accuser who's now suing Epstein's estate to seek some kind of justice
Hundreds of Migrant Kids in Government Shelters Are Put on Psychotropic Drugs, Says Watchdog Report
Many of the children appear to have been medicated without their parents’ consent.
Most of the Women’s March Leaders Are Out
The group behind the wildly successful Women’s March on Washington in 2017 is cutting ties with some of its bold-faced names and recommitting to its agenda ahead of 2020.