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When did international bankers become the go-to bad guys on the big screen?

The United Nations General Assembly has again elected repressive dictatorships and authoritarian regimes to its human rights council, eliciting rebukes from rights groups.
Eighteen countries were selected on Wednesday to serve three-year terms on the council that begins in January. The Human Rights Foundation expressed concerns about several of the elected states, including Burundi, Ecuador, Ethiopia, Kyrgyzstan, Togo, the United Arab Emirates, and Venezuela.

The Department of Transportation (DOT) announced $500 million in new spending on Thursday, which includes millions for bike paths, streetcar projects, and a solar-paneled rest stop.

A group that had been represented by the top lawyer for Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign earlier this year is now being investigated by Ohio authorities for fraudulent voter registrations, including the registration of deceased individuals.

The imminent-future dystopia portrayed in Michel Houellebecq’s new novel is not nearly so bad as the worlds described in other examples of the genre. In 1984, to cite an obvious case, post-war England has disintegrated into a totalitarian hellscape known officially only as Airstrip One. In the France of Submission, set in 2022, at first everything seems quite similar to the present day. The only detectable false note is the heightened appetite of the Parisian characters for Moroccan cuisine and hookah. Читать дальше...

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The New York Times editorial board called on Gov. Chris Christie to withdraw from the presidential race and to "go home and use the year left in his term" to focus on New Jersey.

The Department of Energy claims that Halloween pumpkins contribute to climate change, suggesting that the plants can be converted to biofuel in order to spare the environment.

The Department of Homeland Security dished out nearly $2 million in paychecks last year to employees placed on “paid administrative leave” for purposes ranging from misconduct charges to security clearance problems, Judicial Watch reports.