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Opinion: America's gas panic has a long history CNN 1 hr ago Opinion by Meg Jacobs © Elijah Nouvelage/AFP/Getty Images A sign warns consumers on the availability of gasoline at a RaceTrac gas station on May 11, 2021, in Smyrna, Georgia. First the scramble for toilet paper, now the gas lines. That's how we know Americans are in a panic. This past week, fearing the fallout from the shutdown of the Colonial Pipeline that supplies the East Coast as a result of a cyberattack, drivers are tanking up by more than 40% in states from Virginia to Florida. At the same time, prices a...

Al-Aqsa violence: Why Israel and Palestine are going at one another again Al-Aqsa violence: Why Israel and Palestine are going at one another again The violence was the worst in years at Al-Aqsa, Islam's third-holiest site after Mecca and Medina, located on the site Jews revere as the Temple Mount. advertisement UPDATED: May 11, 2021 18:30 IST Violence broke out in the Al-Aqsa mosque which is considered to be the third holiest site in Islam. Photo: AP Israelis and Palestinians are firing at each other in Jerusalem's Old City near Al-Aqsa. The violence that began as clashes between Israeli sec...

© Photo: REUTERS/Tom Brenner It has been under governments committed to serving the needs of the people that the world has seen the advancement of public health, social security, reliable transportation services, and civil rights protections for minorities, Wayne Madsen writes. Lying at the heart of the increasingly discredited ideology of Trumpism is the bankrupt politics of libertarianism. Like the old joke about the dog chasing the car and finally catching up with it, the seething crew of armed and deranged Donald Trump supporters who managed to temporarily seize control of the upper and ...

Syria or domestic consumption here politically. that's what people are talking about across the arab war. >> if he had the legal authority. we heard from moscow. and iran. saying both of those countries are probably breathing a sigh of reloaf. on the spectrum of how is voer the united states could have carried out attacks. where was this. >> minimal. two out of ten. if we the united states military had had a barracks full of soldiers. that would have escalated things. it's a fine line. if you want to hit targets that you know will degrade the capability of the government. those are russian tar...

Mere virtue of the domestic considerations inside syria. the fact the u.s. has laid this precedent, every time there's a significant chemical weapons attack, the u.s. now feels compelled to respond. that means the u.s. is drawn into yet another middle eastern war, arab war and muslim war in which we don't have support from the arab league or support from the u.n. or european allies which forces the u.s. again to be isolated and to be sucked into a middle eastern war. and the worst situation is that in the kwaquagmire that we crea we see jihadis become more powerful in the middle east. so the r...