During Goldman Sachs speech Clinton said banker-bashing was unproductive and foolish.

We discuss all the small print taking away the big print hopes and dreams. In the second half, Max interviews Dr. Chris Day of 54000doctors.org and his lawyer, Tim Johnson, about the recent strike by junior doctors and the war

“Sergeant Bergdahl’s right to a fair trial has been severely compromised by Mr. Trump’s comments.”

The lack of length and substance of her address appeared to upset some in the crowd.

As far back as February 2015, the governor’s administration was informed of issues with Flint’s water.

‘Secretary of Defense Ash Carter has reiterated US plans to increase its military presence in the campaign to retake Mosul and Raqqa from Islamic State, but urged other members of its coalition – like Turkey – to contribute more to the war effort. “We’re looking for opportunities to do more, and there will be boots […]

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‘Neither the British Army nor the British government are above the law when it comes to Britain’s legacy in Iraq, law firm Leigh Day has said. The company was criticized by Prime Minister David Cameron on Wednesday for pursuing what some are calling spurious allegations of abuse by British forces on Iraqis. In a statement […]

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Senior Tory MP Bernard Jenkin has warned the government that it will face legal challenges if it tries to skew information when it releases a report on the alternatives to EU membership. Read more: George Osborne to face legal action if Tory government tries to stitch up the EU referendum

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It is not known what the impact was on the source, nor the findings of a damage assessment by the agency that controlled the source.

A new analysis of the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) international trade deal has found claims of increased jobs are likely exaggerated.