The archive of all headlines from May 05, 2015, organized by time of publication.
The African American police state exercises its authority over the Black minority through an oppressive array of modern day lynchings by the police, increasing for-profit mass incarceration and the government sanctioned surveillance and assassination of Black leaders.
Officials identified two men who were killed after they opened fire in Garland, Tex. One of them was charged in 2010 with plotting to engage in “violent jihad.”
Investigators searched Elton Simpson’s Phoenix apartment after, authorities said, he and his roommate, Nadir Soofi, opened fire at an event featuring cartoons of the Islamic prophet Muhammad.
A federal law enforcement official confirms that one of two gunmen was a known terrorist whom U.S. authorities had been tracking for some years.
Some law enforcement officials are calling for a rethinking of axioms that have emphasized how to use force, not how to avoid it.
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Garland police and federal agents raid apartment complex in Phoenix where gunmen Elton Simpson and Nadir Soofi were roommates
In 2011, a judge ruled the government had failed to prove that Elton Simpson intended to wage jihad in Somalia. Simpson and his roommate were killed by police Sunday after allegedly traveling 1,000 miles to open fire on an exhibit that lampooned the prophet Muhammad.
Elton Simpson and Nadir Soofi were roommates, while Simpson had court record resulting from lengthy surveillance centred on his ambitions of violent jihad
Researchers estimate that 1.5 million people who are in the state illegally would qualify for Medi-Cal. 1359130_ME_legislature_immigrants _KAF
But in 2011, a judge ruled the government had failed to prove that Elton Simpson intended to wage jihad in Somalia. Simpson and his roommate were killed by police Sunday after allegedly traveling 1,000 miles to open fire on an exhibit that lampooned the prophet Muhammad.
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After years of tension over U.S. foreign policy, there has been a broad shift as Pakistanis have started looking closer to home for the causes of, and answers to, their country’s woes.
Rigid sales quotas at Wells Fargo Bank drove employees to open unauthorized accounts for customers, sticking them with bogus fees and damaging their credit, according to a city of Los Angeles lawsuit that echoes a Times investigation. Wells Fargo
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For investors in hedge funds, 2014 was not a lucrative year. But for those who managed their money, the pay was spectacular, with the top 25 hedge fund managers earning $11.6 billion in compensation, according to a new ranking.
Islamic State claims responsibility for attack as details emerge about gunmen who opened fire at event near Dallas
No evidence Islamic State had actual hand in attack in which two men opened fired outside centre exhibiting Muhammad cartoons
No evidence Islamic State had actual hand in attack in which two men opened fire outside centre exhibiting Muhammad cartoons
In shooting’s aftermath, local Muslims are forced into unsettling yet familiar position of defending their religion while condemning attack they had no part in
A measure would give the intelligence services the right to gather potentially unlimited electronic data from Internet communications, and to tap cellphones and capture text messages.
After years of tensions, Pakistanis have started looking closer to home for the causes of, and answers to, their country’s woes.
The reduction is a slight improvement from a dismal 2.8% figure for February, but is still far short of the statewide 25% mandatory water-use cut demanded by the governor. Cutting outdoor irrigation
The former Arkansas governor and 2008 Iowa caucuses winner will need to reach beyond evangelicals in a broad field of well-financed GOP contenders.
Four years of drought and warm temperatures have taken their toll on the state. 'The absence of snowpack has endangered the national forest,' a climatologist says.
As the Clintons gather foreign leaders to showcase their foundation’s work, some criticize donations from a Moroccan mining firm, and some blue-chip companies are pulling back support or reassessing.
Baltimore lieutenant Brian Rice, who has been charged with manslaughter over Gray’s death, was disciplined over incidents and twice had guns confiscated