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As Mueller Closes in on Trump, the Right Pushes Back: Will He Be Fired?
With Trump in trouble, his allies argue that the entire Mueller investigation is a grand conspiracy.
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“Cheated and Lied to”: How Insurers and Manufacturers Mask the Truth About High Drug Prices
Diabetes activists uncover a secret system of backroom deals.
A Dubious Arrest, a Compromised Prosecutor, a Tainted Plea: How One Murder Case Exposes the System
There are cascading, and enduring, effects in a bad conviction.
Here’s the Teacher-Friendly Antidote to Heartland Institute’s Anti-Science School Propaganda
“The Teacher-Friendly Guide to Climate Change” is in high demand.
Lawmakers Demand Transparency and Restrictions on FBI Spying Powers
The statute's expiration could curtail powerful forms of surveillance.
No Longer Home for the Holidays: Trump’s Budget Cuts Keep Mothers Behind Bars Past Release Dates
For many, halfway houses are an essential stop after prison.
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Watchdogs Say US Chemical Safety Board Is “Flying Blind”
First responders paid for the agency's inaction.
Strong Job Growth Continues in November; Prime-Age Employment Rate Hits New High for Recovery
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported somewhat stronger than expected job growth in November.
In the Face of the GOP’s Class-War Tax Bill, Chicago Activists Voice Outrage in the Streets
Chicago's march was one of dozens of rallies and events planned this week.
Warren, Sanders Threaten Shutdown if GOP Doesn’t “Respect Working People in This Country”
Stand up and demand that Congress represent all of us, not just a handful of campaign contributors.