Sentiment in Washington may not reflect that the U.S. is at war, but two war correspondents described the astonishing extent and toll of recent U.S. military strikes in Iraq, Syria and Yemen on Intercepted.
Trump May Choose “Alternative Intelligence” To Support His “Alternative Facts,” Former Agents Warn
A former CIA analyst assigned to work on the Bush administration’s attempt to link Saddam Hussein and al Qaeda is warning that the Trump’s administration may be adopting the same model of “alternative intelligence” that led to the Iraq war.
Arcadia Denies Verizon Proposal for Cell Tower in Residential Zone
Arcadia City Council denied Verizon Wireless’ proposed wireless tower facility that would open the gates to telecommunications carriers in residential zones.
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Gilb Museum Opens Temporary Japanese-American Internment Exhibit
On the day a gender gathered on the streets to protest misogyny, racism and xenophobia across the globe, June Berk visited an exhibit that spoke to a tragic time in her life not too long ago.
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