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Mississippi Town Hired Racist Cop to Terrorize Black Residents, Advocates Say
The officer patrolled the streets of Lexington “with impunity” despite a well-known history of harassment.
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Despite Trump’s Legal Woes, GOP Political Candidates Are Leaping to His Defense
Yet Liz Cheney, who mostly supported Trump priorities, thinks the Republican Party will somehow reject Trumpism.
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18 Former Trump Officials Say “Standing Order” to Declassify Docs Never Happened
One former Trump official described the notion as "foolish," noting that no paper trail of such an order exists.
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Judge Orders Starbucks to Reinstate 7 Fired Pro-Union Workers in Memphis
The ruling is a major win for the union, which had rallied against the firing of the “Memphis Seven.”
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Inflation Reduction Act’s Subsidies May Prop Up Aging Nuclear Plants for Years
Nuclear plants have become practical and economic liabilities, but leaders are reluctant to give them up.
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Capitalism Won’t Fix the Climate Crisis. It Will Also Not Survive It.
No system predicated on greed will prevail against the storm that is coming, says volcanologist Bill McGuire.
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Marjorie Taylor Greene Proposes Bill to Ban Gender-Affirming Care for Trans Kids
Sanders: “It Is Absolutely Imperative” for Progressives to Not Back Down
Trump-Appointed Judge Blocks Biden Moratorium on Oil and Gas Leasing
Immigrant Rights Groups Are Suing LexisNexis for Helping ICE Target Communities
Maine Nurses Vote to Keep Their Union Despite Right-Wing Push to Decertify It
“The Earth Is Telling Us It’s Exhausted”: An Interview With Poet Natalie Diaz
Data Shows States With Strictest Abortion Bans Have Higher Rate of Child Poverty
RNC May Try to Obstruct Liz Cheney Presidential Run, Pundits Predict
Debt Activists Are Planning to Strike If Biden Doesn’t Extend Payment Pause
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Bill Russell Has Died, But His Legacies in Basketball and Racial Justice Live On
Bill Russell of the Boston Celtics was a champion without peer, in more ways than one.
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Sanders: “It Is Absolutely Imperative” for Progressives to Not Back Down
“The overall struggle that we are engaged in is not complicated. It is to struggle for justice in the deepest sense.”
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Maine Nurses Vote to Keep Their Union Despite Right-Wing Push to Decertify It
In a landslide 1,108-to-387 vote, the nurses voted to remain unionized, affirming the results of their 2021 election.
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Trump-Appointed Judge Blocks Biden Moratorium on Oil and Gas Leasing
Fossil fuel extraction on federal lands and waters has accounted for about 25 percent of US carbon emissions since 2005.
