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Who Is the ICE Shooter?
The Record of the Officer Who Killed Renée Nicole Good By Cliff Potts, CSO, and Editor-in-Chief of WPS NewsJanuary 12, 2026New York, New York Introduction Federal officials want the public to believe the killing of Renée Nicole Good was a tragic split-second decision made by an under-pressure officer. The available record tells a different story. The ICE officer who shot Good was not…
Since January, at least 229 people have been killed during more than 100 military operations across Kashmir, including 32 civilians, 54 government forces and 143 rebels, according to the Jammu Kashmir Coalition of Civil Society (JKCCS), a rights group. For decades, rebel groups have fought for the region's independence or its merger with Pakistan. Since 1989, the fighting has left tens of thousands dead, mostly civilians. India has more than 500,000 troops stationed in Kashmir, a Himalayan territory also claimed by Pakistan.
'Photo of toddler sitting on his grandfather's body angers Kashmir', Al Jazeera
Accountability Deferred:
From the Civil War to Vietnam to Minneapolis, How the United States Normalized Killing Without Consequence By Cliff Potts, CSO, and Editor-in-Chief of WPS News Baybay City, Leyte, Philippines — February 9, 2026 Overview Across U.S. history, large-scale death caused by state action has rarely produced legal accountability for those who ordered, authorized, enabled, or concealed it. From the…
The Street Is Not a Courtroom
By Cliff Potts, CSO, and Editor-in-Chief of WPS News Baybay City, Leyte, Philippines — January 30, 2026 Reporting In the United States, law enforcement agencies increasingly justify lethal force using one dominant story: the civilian “did not comply,” therefore the outcome was unavoidable. This framing is incompatible with the basic structure of a constitutional society. In the U.S. system,…
Innocent Until Proven Guilty: Weaponized Rights and the Normalization of Extrajudicial Killing in the United States
By Cliff Potts, CSO, and Editor-in-Chief of WPS News Baybay City, Leyte, Philippines — January 30, 2026 Reporting In January 2026, three U.S. citizens were killed during encounters with federal law enforcement inside the United States. These deaths occurred during domestic enforcement operations, not during active combat, hostage rescues, or armed standoffs. In each case, federal authorities…
Breaking! Wuse Market on Fire Over Extrajudicial Killing of a Trader
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TODAY’S CARTOON: THE CHRONIC KILLINGS OF INNOCENT ETHIOPIANS
TODAY’S CARTOON: THE CHRONIC KILLINGS OF INNOCENT ETHIOPIANS
The extrajudicial killing spree of innocent Ethiopians, on a daily basis. Has become the main ideology of criminal Abiy Ahmed and criminal Isaias Afwerki. No peace process will end the killings, but arrest warrants for key actors in the crimes against humanity. Without justice in a competent court, the culture of killing innocent Ethiopians, based on their identity and political affiliation will…
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Investigators said that Michael Reinoehl probably opened fire before officers killed him last year. But some key evidence raises questions about that conclusion.
When a U.S. Marshals task force killed a self-described antifa activist in Washington State in September, the Trump administration applauded the removal of a “violent agitator” who was suspected of murder. Last week, local investigators concluded a monthslong homicide inquiry with the announcement that the activist, Michael Reinoehl, had most likely fired at authorities first, effectively justifying the shooting.
But a review of investigation documents obtained by The New York Times suggests that investigators for the Thurston County Sheriff’s Office discounted key pieces of contradicting evidence that indicate Mr. Reinoehl may never have fired or pointed a gun.
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Of course, we already knew this but it’s nice to have confirmation.
