Emma Niles
Former Assistant EditorEmma Niles was an assistant editor at Truthdig.
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Clinton Campaign Helped Fund Infamous ‘Trump Dossier,’ Report Says
Oct 25, 2017 The 2016 presidential election is back in the spotlight as new reports shed light on Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump's opposition research.
Producer Harvey Weinstein Faces Sexual Harassment Allegations
Oct 5, 2017 The Hollywood mogul is accused in The New York Times of sexually harassing employees for "over nearly three decades."
Pipeline Opponents Celebrate Victories in North Dakota, Canada
Oct 5, 2017 Dakota Access pipeline protesters are seeing the charges against them dropped, while activists in Canada celebrate the abandonment of a large pipeline project.
How Capitalism Is Worsening the Response to Puerto Rico’s Crisis
Sep 28, 2017 Washington's bureaucratic blunders, paired with decades of unfair economic policy, hinder the U.S. territory's recovery from Hurricane Maria.
How the Pentagon Paid for NFL Displays of Patriotism
Sep 26, 2017 Pro football players didn't appear on the field for the national anthem until 2009, when the Defense Department's "paid patriotism" began.
Athletes Clash With Trump Over His Incendiary Remarks
Sep 23, 2017 Football and basketball players fire back after the president targets NFL player Colin Kaepernick and NBA player Stephen Curry.
GOP Senators Concerned Over Graham-Cassidy Bill in Wake of Outcry
Sep 20, 2017 As opposition grows, Republican lawmakers waver in their support of the new health care proposal, which is unlikely to pass if the Senate does not clear it by Sept. 30.
St. Louis Police Criticized for Reaction to Protesters
Sep 19, 2017 Officers are accused of mocking and using unnecessary force against demonstrators.
Physicist Warns of Earth’s Vulnerability to Solar Flares
Sep 16, 2017 Don Lincoln, a senior physicist at Fermilab, says we need a better warning system for potentially catastrophic solar flares.
Harvard Rescinds Invitation to Chelsea Manning
Sep 15, 2017 Harvard University's Kennedy School of Government takes back its offer for the whistleblower to be a visiting fellow, calling it a "mistake."