• 支持 MPN
Logo Logo
  • 调查
  • 意见与分析
  • 卡通
  • 播客
  • 视频
  • 语言
    • English
    • русский
    • Español
  • Support MPN

Muna Hassan

From Milk Cartons To The WWW: Error 404 Page Not Found, Neither Is This Person

Hollywood, Fla. police released a misssing report showi […]

Muna Hassan
11月 24th, 2012
By Muna Hassan
11月 24th, 2012
Hollywood, Fla. police released a misssing report showing a photo of Elizabeth Lopez, 5, Tuesday, June 22, 2004, who they fear was abducted from her home Monday night. (AP Photo/J. Pat Carter)

(MintPress) - Imagine surfing the Web, looking for a restaurant to go to Friday night. You click on a website for a seemingly suitable choice, when suddenly you come across an “Error 404 Page Not Found” message. But that’s only half the surprise. Under the error message is a picture of a little boy with the words, “Page not found, neither is this

读完整篇文章

Chicago Gun Buyback Program Unknowingly Helps Fund NRA Youth Gun Camp

A pile of guns are displayed at a news conference after […]

Muna Hassan
7月 3rd, 2012
By Muna Hassan
7月 3rd, 2012
A pile of guns are displayed at a news conference. (AP Photo/Nick Ut)

(MintPress) – A gun buyback program in Chicago is gaining attention after a pro-gun rights group used the program to raise money for a National Rifle Association (NRA) youth shooting camp. Chicago’s buyback program offered residents $100 for every gun collected and $10 for every BB gun, air gun or replica, no questions asked. Pro-gun rights

读完整篇文章

Postal Employees Stage Hunger Strike, Urges Congress To Act On USPS Funding

Jamie Partridge, from the National Association of Lette […]

Muna Hassan
7月 2nd, 2012
By Muna Hassan
7月 2nd, 2012
Jamie Partridge, from the National Association of Letter Carriers, protests Wednesday, Nov. 30, 2011, in, Portland, Ore. Partridge was one of the postal workers participating in a hunger strike to protest Congress' inaction of aiding the Postal Service. (AP Photo/Rick Bowmer)

(MintPress) – With finances waning and post offices closing, a small group of postal workers, along with supporters, travelled to Washington Monday to stage a hunger strike in protest of Congress’ failure to approach the issue. The 10 strikers, made of current and former postal workers, pledged to take part in a four-day hunger strike, saying

读完整篇文章

Employees Forced To Work 24 Hours Nonstop At Wal-Mart Seafood Supplier

Employees at a seafood company that supplies its produc […]

Muna Hassan
6月 26th, 2012
By Muna Hassan
6月 26th, 2012
A sign is shows at a Wal-Mart checkout counter at a store. (Photo by Walmart Stores via Flikr)

(MintPress) – C.J.’s Seafood, a company that supplies seafood to Wal-Mart, is bringing both companies under fire as eight plant workers in Louisiana are calling for Wal-Mart to drop the supplier due to its unethical labor practices, including allegedly forcing employees to work for up to 24 hours at a time without overtime pay and threatening their

读完整篇文章

Polygamous Towns Cut Off Water, Vandalize Property Of Non-Sect Residents, DOJ Sues Ariz. Towns

Hildale, Utah sits at the base of red rock cliff mounta […]

Muna Hassan
6月 25th, 2012
By Muna Hassan
6月 25th, 2012
Hildale, Utah sits at the base of red rock cliff mountains with its sister city, Colorado City, Ariz. in the foreground in this Thursday, April 20, 2006 file photo. An attorney for local law enforcement in the two polygamous towns, where most residents are members of the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints run by the group’s jailed leader Warren Jeffs, says the U.S. Justice Department plans to sue both communities, claiming religious discrimination. (AP Photo/Douglas C. Pizac)

(MintPress) – The United States Justice Department has sued two polygamous towns in Utah and Arizona with claims that the border towns used religious discrimination against non-sect members by intimidating non-followers by vandalizing property, cutting off utility services and not offering police protection. Accusations include making housing

读完整篇文章

UPDATE: Minn. Police Department DRE Chief Under Review After Claims Of Officers Getting Activists High

A police car follows Occupy protesters on May Day in Mi […]

Muna Hassan
6月 22nd, 2012
By Muna Hassan
6月 22nd, 2012
A police car follows Occupy protesters on May Day in Minneapolis. Police in Minneapolis are coming under pressure after officers allegedly offered illicit drugs to protesters as part of a police training program. (Photo MintPress/Joey LeMay)

Update | By Joey LeMay The head of the Minneapolis Police Department's Drug Recognition Evaluator (DRE) program currently under investigation was allegedly fired from the department earlier in his career before being brought back, former and current State Patrol employees told Minnesota Public Radio (MPR). Sgt. Rick Munoz has received nine

读完整篇文章

US Senate Cuts $4.5B From Food Stamps Program, Potentially Leaving Millions Hungry

In this Jan. 31, 2012 file photo, Sen. Kirsten Gillibra […]

Muna Hassan
6月 22nd, 2012
By Muna Hassan
6月 22nd, 2012
In this Jan. 31, 2012 file photo, Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand, D-N.Y., listens to a question from the media during a news conference at the Capitol in Washington. (AP Photo/Jacquelyn Martin)

(MintPress) – A decision by the United States Senate to cut $4.5 billion worth of funding to food stamp aid will result in millions of Americans, including those who are elderly, disabled, veterans, active duty service members and those living in low-income households, without money to purchase food to feed their families. While the proposal to

读完整篇文章

旧文章 →
  • Contact Us
  • Archives
  • About Us
  • 隐私政策
© 2022 MintPress News