The Daily Populous

Friday October 19th, 2018 evening edition

image for Bernie Sanders on Saudi Arabia: U.S. Can’t Have ‘Ally Who Murders in Cold Blood,’ Calls for Relationship Re-Evaluation

That was, of course, a reference to Washington Post columnist Jamal Khashoggi, who was apparently murdered by Saudi officials, Turkish intelligence has suggested.

"I have long been troubled by the nature of the relationship between the U.S. and Saudi Arabia," Sanders said in a video posted to Twitter.

"And in light of the likely Saudi murder of critic Jamal Khashoggi, I think it is time for us to thoroughly re-evaluate that relationship.

Later in the video Sanders added, "We cannot have an ally who murders in cold blood, in their own consulate, a critic, a dissident.

Much of the video from Sanders also focused on the ongoing crisis in Yemen.

Sanders further suggested that the U.S. should be throwing its full weight behind the Saudis when it comes to their long-running tensions with Iran.

Later Thursday, Trump said it seemed like Khashoggi had died and promised consequences should Saudi authorities be connected to the murder, via the Associated Press. »

(Texas) Power of attorney seems fishy? : legaladvice

Authored by reddit.com

I do remember my parents dragging me into an SSA office when I was younger and they made me sign some document without me reading it.

They just told me to sign it without question and being my parents I didn't think to question them.

Later they told me that I had signed away my rights (their phrasing) and that they now have power over me. »

Rape suspect cleared by DNA sues cops, city for false arrest, defamation

Authored by mlive.com

The city has not yet been served with the lawsuit, Assistant City Attorney Kristen Rewa said.

He said he was under investigation, but not charged, in a burglary and arson when he was arrested for the gunpoint rape.

Allegations in the lawsuit include malicious prosecution, defamation, intentional infliction of emotional distress and false imprisonment. »

How to avoid raising a materialistic child

Authored by today.uic.edu

According to research, materialism has been linked to a variety of mental health problems, such as anxiety and depression, as well as selfish attitudes and behaviors.

A new study published in the Journal of Positive Psychology suggests that some parenting tactics can curb kids’ materialistic tendencies.

Results showed that participants who were encouraged to keep a gratitude journal showed a significant decrease in materialism and increase in gratitude. »