US Homeland Security chief defends plan to livestream execution

The US Homeland Security secretary has defended a proposal to livestream an execution. The secretary argued that livestreaming the execution of Fort Hood shooter Nidal Hasan would not turn him into a martyr. The plan remains under consideration.

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National story. 7 articles from 7 sources. Sources that ran the same article count once, which leaves 4 viewpoints. Updated 6h ago.

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Cleveland Plain DealerLean Left· 6h ago· ran in 3 outlets

Markwayne Mullin makes stunning defense of livestreaming public execution

SalonLeft· 1d ago

Mullin shrugs off execution concerns: “No one has to watch it”

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The OregonianCenter· 6h ago· ran in 3 outlets

Markwayne Mullin makes stunning defense of livestreaming public execution

BBC NewsCenter· 10h ago

US Homeland Security chief defends plan to livestream execution

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AL.comLean Right· 6h ago· ran in 3 outlets

Markwayne Mullin makes stunning defense of livestreaming public execution

Washington ExaminerRight· 1d ago

Mullin spurns martyrdom concerns from livestreamed execution: ‘No one has to watch’

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Al JazeeraLean Left· 23h ago

US Homeland Security secretary sees no ‘risk’ from livestreamed execution

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