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The sky rained a teeming downpour of destruction. Google it, and you will get millions of results. I do worry about americas militaryindustrial complex using any excuse to ramp up the war machine again. In the more than half century since president eisenhower said it, its been regularly invoked by all sorts of people in all sorts of places. But for all its use, is it truly understood . I would not trust anything being said by the militaryindustrial complex of this great country. Indeed, the meaning has changed through time and continues to change. He said, beware the militaryindustrial complex...

Tonight. Ill be talking to a spokesperson for the president of the United States in a moment. I have one important question for him. But first my opening statement. He was right from the beginning. They were spying on him. They were wiretapping, they were listening in on trump tower. They were so desperate that he not be elected that they misled the most of secret court of the United States in order to spy on an opposing Political Campaign in order to undermine a president ial election. Members of the highest echelon in our fbi and department of justice conspired to prevent an outsider from br...

They will use attacks again if he deploys more Chemical Attacks against his people. The president has as we had no tolerance for it. We cant allow even the smallest use of chemical weapons. Thats why you saw the president strike this past weekend and why you saw him expel russian spies after the attack. This very easily could happen in the United States if we are not smart and not conscienc consciof whats happening. This comes as he met with russian officials. His mood described by them as being upbeat and he accuses the u. S. And our allies of what he calls lies and information. We have Fox N...

The D.C. Crisis Response Coalition is leading the charge to protect community members who need support during mental health crises.

The American Civil Liberties Union of Washington, D.C., filed a federal lawsuit Thursday against the District of Columbia on behalf of a local nonprofit that has asserted the city’s system of sending police officers as the “default first responders” for those experiencing a mental health crisis violates federal laws that protect the rights of people with disabilities.