The Russian proxy separatists in eastern Ukraine are increasing their artillery attacks against neighboring areas, while spreading disinformation claiming that Ukraine is attacking them.

They also claim that schools outside their zone, in areas controlled by the Ukrainian state, were bombarded by the Ukrainian state.

A few weeks ago, the US warned that Putin was preparing to do something like this.

*New York City will begin removing homeless people from subways at night.*

The mayor said that this will not involve arresting them, but what will actually happen to them? Where will they be able to go? That's the crucial moral question which will determine whether making them leave the subway is acceptable.

*San Francisco DA drops charges against woman whose rape kit DNA linked her to a property crime.*

It is more important to encourage people to report grave crimes than to prosecute them for minor offenses.

The US grabbed Venezuelan diplomat Alex Saab off of a plane (with the help of Cabo Verde) and has imprisoned him and brought charges against him.

This reminds me of what Belarus did to the dissident, Roman Protasevich.

Saab stated in US court that he was also working with the DEA as an informer all the time.

If he presents evidence of this, it means the US violated diplomatic immunity to arrest its own informant.

Local campaigns in Mali are changing social opinion about female genital mutilation.

Men are joining the campaign.