Brett Kavanaugh's paper trail becomes central to the nomination fight in the Senate https://t.co/ekkbC3x4EF pic.twitter.com/eOmCA5PJcF
— CNN Politics (@CNNPolitics) July 11, 2018
Hong Kong: LGBT-Themed Books Restricted in Libraries https://t.co/1s0sMyP5uI
— Human Rights Watch (@hrw) July 11, 2018
Hong Kong: LGBT-Themed Books Restricted in Libraries https://t.co/1s0sMyP5uI
— Human Rights Watch (@hrw) July 11, 2018
Hong Kong: LGBT-Themed Books Restricted in Libraries https://t.co/1s0sMyP5uI
— Human Rights Watch (@hrw) July 11, 2018
Hong Kong: LGBT-Themed Books Restricted in Libraries https://t.co/1s0sMyP5uI
— Human Rights Watch (@hrw) July 11, 2018
Hong Kong: LGBT-Themed Books Restricted in Libraries https://t.co/1s0sMyP5uI
— Human Rights Watch (@hrw) July 11, 2018
“Stealth Killer? Russia’s Sixth-Generation Fighter Might Have a ‘Radio-Photonic Radar,’” by Dave Majumdar (@DaveMajumdar): https://t.co/jb9oj2MRhl
— CFTNI (@CFTNI) July 11, 2018
.@MaloneySuzanne writes that the Trump administration is in the midst of an economic offensive against Iran that is intended to collapse the government in Tehran. https://t.co/SjTSTE4yEw
— Brookings FP (@BrookingsFP) July 11, 2018
He was Christian, she was Muslim. They were high school sweethearts in war-torn Sarajevo.
Snipers shot them as they tried to flee the city in 1993. Bosko died instantly. Admira, mortally wounded, crawled to his body and, holding him, died minutes later. https://t.co/0YH1l2Uuh0— Foreign Policy (@ForeignPolicy) July 11, 2018
RT @BrookingsFP: 60 years ago this month, the United States first sent combat troops into the Middle East, beginning the seemingly endless US wars in the region. Bruce Riedel explains the lessons from 1958. https://t.co/nXYsXqEwEj