Lubbock Group Makes Statement Against War - KCBD NewsChannel 11 Lubbock
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Despite recent successes in the war, some people in Lubbock feel the United States should not be there.
A group from MoveOn-Lubbock expressed their freedom of speech on the Texas Tech campus Thursday. They say the U.S. should never have started the war without backing from the UN.
MoveOn-Lubbock is a division of MoveOn.org, which has said the U.S. made a rush to war with Iraq. The group will gather again next Thursday at the Lubbock County Courthouse.
Facebook says it will release the Russia-backed, potentially illegal election ads that ran on its platform to congressional investigators.
Facebook says it will release the Russia-backed, potentially illegal election ads that ran on its platform to congressional investigators.
Though the full scope of the investigation is not clear, the information requests make evident at least some of the areas that Mueller and his team of prosecutors intend to look into and also reveal a strong interest in certain of Trump's actions as president.
Though the full scope of the investigation is not clear, the information requests make evident at least some of the areas that Mueller and his team of prosecutors intend to look into and also reveal a strong interest in certain of Trump's actions as president.
Hurricane Maria ties for the eighth strongest storm in Atlantic history, when measured by wind speed.
Hurricane Maria ties for the eighth strongest storm in Atlantic history, when measured by wind speed.
A delicate effort to reach a young girl buried in the rubble of her school stretched into a daylong vigil, much of it broadcast across Mexico as rescue workers still struggled in rain and darkness early Thursday trying to reach her.
A delicate effort to reach a young girl buried in the rubble of her school stretched into a daylong vigil, much of it broadcast across Mexico as rescue workers still struggled in rain and darkness early Thursday trying to reach her.
Aaron Hernandez's lawyer said the former New England Patriots tight end's brain showed signs of a degenerative brain disease.
Aaron Hernandez's lawyer said the former New England Patriots tight end's brain showed signs of a degenerative brain disease.
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