UK women campaign against applying shari'a law in British family courts.

Reported details of the phishing attack that obtained John Podesta's password.

The article ends with claims about Russian cracking groups, but I can't tell from this article whether those claims are credible.

Craig Murray says that the Democratic Party emails came from a whistleblower, not from a cracker, and that he knows the whistleblower.

I trust Craig Murray, but I am not sure which of the conflicting stories is true.

The cease-fire arranged by Turkey and Russia may have failed to hold because Assad needed Hezbollah's militia more than Russian bombers.

Haiti's Fraudulent Presidential Frontrunner Seizes Land for His Own Banana Republic.

Many presidential electors (members of the electoral college) are reportedly considering disregarding their states' official election results and not voting for the troll.

It would be improper for electors to disregard the voters' choice over political disagreement. However, on this occasion there are two reasons why electors might legitimately decide to override the official election results: because the troll intends to violate the emoluments requirement of the Constitution, and is therefore unfit for office, and because of voter-suppression, which means that the official election results in some states are false and Clinton actually won.