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Jacqueline Craig and her two teenage daughters were arrested and later released from a Texas jail after the incident, according to reports and online records
Joshua Boyle and Caitlan Coleman appear with two young sons and urge US and Canadian governments to negotiate end to four-year ordeal
Critics say the president-elect’s picks represent ‘unprecedented’ influence from the fossil fuel industry. Their statements do little to dispel the notion
Malak al-Shehri’s tweet defying Saudi dress code caused backlash, with many people calling for her to be executed, but supporters comparing her to Rosa Parks
US attorney general spoke at Virginia mosque, acknowledging fears after Southern Poverty Law Center counted 867 hate incidents in days after election
Southern Poverty Law Center counts 867 hate incidents across US in 10 days since election, with many targeting immigrants, African Americans and Muslims
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Social media was rife with accounts of sometimes violent incidents of hate crimes targeted at Muslims, Latinos and African Americans after the election
Almost two-thirds of the New York City Housing Authority's developments are set to receive upgrades including new appliances, mailboxes and playground improvements, POLITICO New York has learned.
New York City Housing Authority may have been cooperating with a Department of Justice investigation for months without the mayor’s knowledge.
NTSB opens docket on accident in Valhalla
Decision will affect more than 800 properties
“I’m not so sure that transportation agencies are the entities best suited to do some of these mega projects.”
Slotted away off the Karantina highway, on the Beirut River, the 20-year-old slaughterhouse is surrounded by an industrial park where rats scurry around underneath trucks and feral cats fight over food. Things only get worse upon entering the slaughterhouse grounds.
Presenting themselves as human rights ambassadors, a number of Lebanese individuals affiliated with IHRC have received diplomatic passports from the West African nation in recent years. They used the passports to facilitate travel and further business interests on the African continent.
In 1987, in the midst of the Civil War, members of the Lebanese Forces militia were paid $22 million by Italian mafia groups to dispose of 15,800 barrels and 20 containers of toxic waste. The LF dispersed the waste throughout Mount Lebanon, then under its control. When the scandal leaked a year later, the country was stricken with paranoia.
A $71 million Middle East and North Africa-focused venture capital fund named Leap Ventures was launched at this year’s ArabNet conference by Henri Asseily, a partner in the fund.
Seble and Claude consistently experience discrimination, whether in public, from institutions, and sometimes even within their own families and social circles.
Beirut’s southern suburbs were swarmed with people Monday paying their condolences and showing support during the funeral parade of Jihad Mughniyeh, who was killed during an Israeli airstrike in the Golan Heights in Syria the previous day.
A Lebanese court recently ruled in favour of a foreign domestic worker, but rights groups say many challenges persist.
American and native fans alike have a tough time taking hip-hop from outside the US seriously. Either because it’s in a language they don’t understand, the production value is poor due to lack of commercial revenue, or people simply can’t wrap their heads around the concept of hip-hop that’s not made in the country that gave birth to it.
Dozens protested in Crown Heights Saturday.