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Will Justice Be Possible In Guatemala?

These three presidents have stories that are interwoven. Much like the threads of an olive green military dress uniform, pulling too hard, now, at any one loose string, could start unraveling the fabric to bare what lies beneath.

What the Judiciary Committee Should Ask Wayne LaPierre

The main argument driving the modern NRA is not a pragmatic, but an ideological one.

How the NRA became the fringe

How far does the NRA’s absolutism go when it comes to the Second Amendment?

EXCLUSIVE: Unmasking the NRA’s Inner Circle

The current head of the Nominating Committee, Patricia A. Clark, lives in Newtown, just a couple of miles from the school where 20 young children and six adults were massacred.

Even Court-Approved Extraditions Have a Troubled, Bloody History in Guatemala

The first time the U.S. tried to extradite a Guatemalan military officer for drug trafficking, it took the assassination of the nation’s chief justice, in 1994, to stop it. No officers and few civilians have been extradited since.

Solidarity, a key to security, eludes Salvadoran press

Journalist security is really a way of thinking, a way of approaching your work. And fostering professional solidarity is crucial to that approach.

Caveat utilitor: Satellite phones can always be tracked

“No matter what – unless you ‘know’ otherwise, your Satellite phone almost certainly discloses your exact GPS location in an insecure manner.”