What Price?: freedom, honesty, health, safety, satiety, family, tranquility
PASTICHE:
a compelling compendium
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| NIGERIA |
Shell's Shady Dealings with Money Launderer Revealed in Ex-spy's Emails
U.S. looks to sell ground attack aircraft to Nigeria, report says
NIA didn’t get Ikoyi cash from CBN — Okorafor
EFCC is Managing Controversy over N13.3bn Discovery Poorly, Says Saraki
Police Arrest Fake Army Recruitment Officers
Meningitis kills ten in Sokoto LGA
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| SOMALIA |
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| LIBYA |
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| NICARAGUA |
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| Vive la résistance |
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| THE WALL |
First lawsuit filed to block Trump border wall that would start in San Diego
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| DEPORTATION |
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| SANCTUARY CITIES |
Trump administration suspends public disclosures of ‘sanctuary cities’
Sessions on Sanctuary City Leaders: 'We're Going to Battle Them Every Step of the Way'
Sessions on Sanctuary City Leaders: 'We're Going to Battle Them Every Step of the Way'
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| POLITICS |
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| TRADE |
How US states rely on the NAFTA supply chain
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| FINANCE |
Britain’s economy to grow more than rivals as IMF alters post-Brexit forecasts
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| BANKING |
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| INTERNET |
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| BOOKS |
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| PUBLIC LANDS |
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| YOU DECIDE |
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| WHIMSEY |
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| WORDS MATTER |
“New York to provide lawyers for immigrants facing deportation,” fromCNN: “Undocumented immigrants in New York who can't afford a lawyer and are facing deportation will soon have access to free legal counsel. The New York governor's office said last week that it is allocating $10 million in its fiscal 2018 budget toward creating a legal defense fund ‘to ensure all immigrants, regardless of residency status, have access to representation.’ Unlike U.S. citizens, undocumented immigrants don't have the right to free legal counsel. Called the Liberty Defense Project, the funding is part of a public-private partnership with the Carnegie Corporation of New York and the Ford Foundation. So far, the non-profit organizations have contributed $1.5 million, making the total funds available $11.5 million.”
“I believe this is something simple that the organisation (EFCC) should manage, even before the speculation started coming out. The circus has to come to end as to whether it belongs to individuals, companies, agencies or a state government. We, however, believe they will sort it out and eventually tell Nigerians who owns the money. Nigerians deserve to know. The circus must stop,” he said.[Senate President Bukola Saraki]
"If we're given the White House and both houses of Congress and we don't deliver, I think there will be pitchforks and torches in the streets," Cruz said Sunday on ABC's "This Week." "And I think quite rightly. I think people are so fed up with Washington, this election was a mandate with change and the most catastrophic thing Republicans could do is go back to business as usual."
NOTE: The news sources here vary. Not all sources have the same credibility, but in an effort to share some different perspectives, they are included here. This compendium itself cannot claim to be unbiased. Please take into consideration where these different perspectives originate in assessing their value. Thank you.
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