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Dr. Boyce & Wilmer Leon: Did Someone Try to Assassinate Hillary Clinton In Israel?

Dr. Boyce Watkins and Dr. Wilmer Leon discuss the issue.

(SYRACUSE, NY YourBlackWorld) - This week, it was reported by international news agencies that there was an assassination attempt on Secretary of State Hillary Clinton during her recent trip to Israel.

Oddly enough, the story was reported on both Israeli radio and Reuters, which both went silent shortly after the reports.

Living in a Shadow of Perpetual Suspicion

Sabir has been stopped over thirty-five times, with 15 stops since his arrest in 2008.

(LONDON) - Recent revelations in the UK’s Sunday Observer newspaper have reignited the controversy surrounding the 2008 arrest and detention of Rizwaan Sabir.

This PhD student was held without charge for seven days after he downloaded the al-Qaida training manual from a U.S. government website during his time as a postgraduate student.

Why Are Buddhists Committing Genocide Again?

Before it was Sri Lanka; now bloody Buddhist hands are robbing life on an epic scale in Burma.

(SALEM) - Buddhist militants are committing genocide again; the second time in 3 years.

Rohingya Muslims are being slaughtered in a spate of religious ethnic cleansing.

Secretary Clinton: Sleepless in Cairo With Zero Influence

There was something huge brewing up, which Mrs. Clinton was not aware of, awaiting her arrival.

(ALEXANDRIA, Egypt) - Protesters say the U.S. administration has failed to curb down the post-Mubarak Islamist tide.

They believe the US decided to use the Muslim Brotherhood to discipline Hamas and possibly to make the group come to terms with Israel.

`Cost 2 Be the Boss` - Musical Tribute to Fighting Journalists

Human rights reporting can be a thankless job...

(BOSTON / SALEM) - It is amazing each time a new tribute is created to acknowledge the acts of those willing to risk it all to bring about change for downtrodden people.

The new song, TJP Collective Consciousness: Cost 2 Be The Boss/Aldin Entertainment Release-JB, both captures and celebrates the meaning of the struggle.

Reunion at Site of My Lai Massacre: Survivor Duc Tran Van and Photographer Ron Haeberle

Survivor of mass murder in Vietnamese village unites with soldier who photographed the carnage.

(SALEM, Ore.) - EDITOR: (3/16/2018) We are re-releasing this important story, first published in 2012. 50 years has not reduced the horror of what happened that shameful day in Vietnam. The eye-witness account below is mandatory reading for anyone that wants to know the whole truth of the My Lai massacre.

It was an emotional experience to watch my friend Tran Van Duc of Germany, revisit his native village My Lai, Vietnam, with Ronald Haeberle, shocked photographer of the epic My Lai massacre.

`It is well within his (Gota) power to do me harm` - Frederica Jansz

Interview with Sri Lankan news editor who was threatened by defence secretary

(COLOMBO, Sri Lanka) - Reporters Without Borders (RFP) condemns the threats defence secretary Gotabaya Rajapaksa, made against journalist Frederica Jansz.

“We call on defence secretary Rajapaksa to stop threatening journalists who are doing their job,” RFP said.

Veterans for Peace Host Arlington West as Tribute to Fallen

Appreciate the real story of the crosses on the beach in California.

(SANTA BARBARA) - This site on the beach is called Arlington West in deference to the national cemetery.

The memorial was started by a group called Veterans for Peace Santa Barbara shortly after the 2003. I included the links to some info you can check out further about the memorial. I hope that this is helpful to you.

No Injuries in Salem Apartment Fire

The cause of the fire was determined to be accidental in nature, related to cigarette disposal.

(SALEM) - Fire crews in Salem were dispatched to the 100 block of Stoneway Drive NW just before 7:00 p.m. Wednesday, on a report of smoke in an apartment complex.

Event: da Vinci Days Festival in Corvallis July 20-22nd, featuring Little Feat

Oregon’s premier 3-day science, art and technology event.

(CORVALLIS, OR) - The da Vinci Days Festival – Oregon’s premier 3-day science, art and technology event in Corvallis, OR – will be headlined by the iconic American band, Little Feat this year.

Little Feat will perform Saturday, July 21 at 9pm on the da Vinci Days Festival main stage at Oregon State University Lower Campus.