Does it make sense to invest almost 400 million dollars in a train system for Miami? For other cities, I'd say it is important to invest in reduced fossil fuel use. In the case of Miami, will people live there long enough for this system to be worth the cost? (The reduction in greenhouse gas emissions can be counted as part of the repayment.) Even though the train line itself will be elevated, it won't be much use once flooding starts making people leave. Perhaps it would be wiser to invest in moving people to higher ground -- perhaps in Georgia.

Trump's supporters are people he despises as "losers".

Assad's forces say they have recaptured Palmyra.

The Challenge of Secularism and Human Rights in Africa.

Lawrence Faulkenberry's security cameras proved that the thugs who beat him up and gave him permanent injuries also tried to frame him. So where's the prosecution for perjury? We must not let these thugs get away with these lies.