Click Here to Read: CIA Declassifies Maps from 75 Years of Surveillance: To mark the 75th anniversary of its Cartography Center, the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) shares decades of declassified maps by Allison Meier on the HyperAllertic website on December 8, 2016.
“The Leningrad Front” (1943) (via Central Intelligence Agency/Flickr)
Click Here to Read: The Mental Health Crisis in Trump’s America by Richard A. Friedman in The New York Times on December 12, 2016.
An art exhibit in Boston consists of large posters of nearly three dozen people, some ordinary, some famous, who have struggled with mental illness. CreditMichael Dwyer/Associated Press
Click Here to Read: The Price of a Life: What’s the right way to compensate someone for decades of lost freedom? By Ariel Levy in the New Yorker in the April 13, 2016 issue.
In 1985, police on Long Island arrested John Restivo in connection with a rape and murder. He remembers a detective telling him, “This is un-America: you have no rights here.”Photograph by Christaan Felber
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Click Here to Read: Pearl Harbor Day ceremonies to mark attack By Katia Hetter, Marnie Hunter and Brad Lendon on the CNN News website on December 7, 2015.
Click Here to Read: Pearl Harbor on the History.com website.
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Click Here to Read: Trump isn’t Hitler. But the United States could be another Germany. Here’s what President-elect Donald Trump has been doing after the election By Richard Cohen in The Washington Post on December 5, 2016.
Trump has been holding interviews and meetings as he prepares to transition to the White House.
Click Here to Read: Google, democracy and the truth about internet search: Tech-savvy rightwingers have been able to ‘game’ the algorithms of internet giants and create a new reality where Hitler is a good guy, Jews are evil and… Donald Trump becomes president r on the Guardian website on December 4, 2016.
Be careful what you search for… Google’s predictive questions can lead you down some dark roads. Photograph: Michael Gottschalk/Photothek via Getty Images.
