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Stephen Paddock’s act is, by definition, terrorism. Even under the stricter federal definition of terrorism, Paddock’s murderous rampage should qualify. Photograph: AP Stephen Paddock’s act is, by definition, terrorism. Even under the stricter federal definition of terrorism, Paddock’s murderous rampage should qualify. Photograph: AP
Dallas police reveal details of bomb-carrying robot it used as a 'last resort'
Johnson was killed late on Thursday by the explosion of a device carried toward him by remote control, after he was cornered by officers at a college parking garage. The action is thought to be the first killing by robot carried out by police in the US. In a statement on Saturday, Dallas police said they had used a robot from the Remotec range (pdf), which is manufactured by the arms giant Northro
Obama expresses regret over alleged murder by US base worker in Japan
“We consider it inexcusable and are committed to doing everything we can to prevent a recurrence of crimes of this sort.” Japan’s prime minister, Shinzo Abe, said he had urged Obama to take steps to address crimes by US military and American base workers on Okinawa, days after Kenneth Franklin Shinzato, a former marine who works at the US air force’s Kadena airbase, was arrested in connection with
Thomas Piketty on the rise of Bernie Sanders: the US enters a new political era
Because he is facing the Clinton machine, as well as the conservatism of mainstream media, Sanders might not win the race. But it has now been demonstrated that another Sanders – possibly younger and less white – could one day soon win the US presidential elections and change the face of the country. In many respects, we are witnessing the end of the politico-ideological cycle opened by the victor
Snowden and Ellsberg hail leak of drone documents from new whistleblower
The Intercept report revealed, among other new disclosures, that at one point in 2012 Barack Obama had approved 20 people for assassination in Yemen and Somalia. Photograph: Patrick T Fallon/Reuters/Corbis The Intercept report revealed, among other new disclosures, that at one point in 2012 Barack Obama had approved 20 people for assassination in Yemen and Somalia. Photograph: Patrick T Fallon/Reu
F-22 Raptor stealth fighter jet makes combat debut against Isis in Syria
But Isis is hardly the foe that the architects, advocates and congressional allies of the F-22 anticipated the plane fighting. The F-22 is the air combat version of a luxury vehicle. While it carries air-to-ground missiles and guided bombs capable of precision placement from miles away – something the air force believes makes it a replacement close-air support jet for the infantryman’s best friend
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