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  • 3 weeks ago | aljazeera.com | Brian Osgood

    When Asad Dandia received a message from a young man named Shamiur Rahman in March 2012, he had no reason to suspect that he was under the watchful eye of state surveillance. Rahman simply seemed interested in deepening his relationship with Islam and getting involved in charity work. As a Muslim community organiser in New York City, Dandia was happy to help.

  • 4 weeks ago | aljazeera.com | Ali Harb |Brian Osgood

    These are the updates for Wednesday, March 26, 2025, as Trump signs an executive order designed to bolster US carmakers.

  • 1 month ago | aljazeera.com | Brian Osgood

    Divisions on the right between those who believe in a global system backed by US military power and others who see that system as a drain on US resources are not new. That schism has persisted for decades. The latter group, which has often included ultra-nativist and racist figures, was pushed further to the fringes after the attacks on the US on September 11, 2001.

  • 1 month ago | defenddemocracy.press | Brian Osgood

    Russia ‘studying’ US ceasefire proposal agreed to by UkraineBy Brian Osgood13 Mar 2025At a meeting with Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko in Moscow, Russia’s Vladimir Putin said he agrees with US proposals to stop the fighting in Ukraine, but any ceasefire would have to deal with the root causes of the conflict. US negotiators are in Russia to present their plan for a 30-day ceasefire in Ukraine, as Washington pushes Moscow for an “unconditional” pause to the three-year conflict.

  • 1 month ago | aljazeera.com | Brian Osgood

    Many of Trump's efforts to reshape the federal government have been challenged in court, often by employee unions or Democrat-led states that argue such decisions fall to Congress. Some have faced temporary restraining orders or legal setbacks, while others have won short-term victories. Nearly all the cases are still navigating their way through the federal court system.

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Brian Osgood
Brian Osgood @BrianOsgood6
28 Mar 25

RT @nlanard: A friend of Neri Alvarado, the young Venezuelan man with an autism awareness tattoo sent to El Salvador, shared this video fro…

Brian Osgood
Brian Osgood @BrianOsgood6
28 Mar 25

Saladin is low right now but once voters learn more about him I think his favorability is only going to go up

David H. Montgomery
David H. Montgomery @dhmontgomery

Everybody loves Joan of Arc and Marco Polo, but majorities of Americans didn't know enough to have an opinion about important medieval figures like Thomas Aquinas, Eleanor of Aquitaine, or Saladin: https://t.co/6uDxb6CBaP

Brian Osgood
Brian Osgood @BrianOsgood6
27 Mar 25

I noticed a few days ago that, out of nowhere, Rubio added some line about “if you lie on your visa application” to his standard spiel on the reasons for deporting pro-Palestine students. Totally absent from any declaration he gave in the first week after Khalil’s arrest.

Jenin Younes
Jenin Younes @JeninYounesEsq

1/ As the Administration's case against Mahmoud Khalil falls apart, they're trying a new tactic: accusing him failing to disclose on his Greencard application that he worked for UNWRA in Syria. Apparently he only interned at the organization and was never a paid staff member.