Controversial lethal injections in US
At least four horrifically botched executions last year — in Ohio, Oklahoma, and Arizona — heightened public alarm at the risk of unusual methods of capital punishment in the US.
What made 2014 such a problematic year for capital punishment? One reason was due to chronic drug shortages.
When European pharmaceutical companies stopped selling execution drugs to the US after they found out what their drugs were being used for, states turned to drugs that have never been used before in executions, and are not approved by the FDA.
KQ/HJL
Americans fear another housing bubble
Police reforms in NYC effective?
US labor exploitation & immigration
Portugal rejects paying reparations for colonial-era atrocities
Dozens of Hezbollah rockets hit Israeli regime's Meron Air Base
VIDEO | Large march for Gaza held in Vienna
VIDEO | Thousands call on UK Govt to stop arming Israel
‘Stop the war,’ anti-regime protesters chant in Tel Aviv
VIDEO | 6th Intl. Export Potential Exhibition held in Iran
Israeli plane previously used by Mossad officials lands in Riyadh: Report
US police clear another pro-Palestinian encampment
This makes it easy to access the Press TV website
