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What Would It Take for Trump Voters to Realize He’s Corrupt?
In Trump they trust.
Bloody Violence in South Carolina Prison Shines Light on Inhumane Conditions Across US
At least seven prisoners died and 17 were seriously injured after bloody violence broke out Sunday night.
Trump’s Legal Worries Grow as Judge Rejects Effort for President to Review Documents Seized in FBI Raid
Marcy Wheeler discusses more.
Sickened Coal Ash Cleanup Workers Seek Justice From Tennessee Valley Authority Contractor
A team of attorneys has filed lawsuits in federal court on behalf of 53 dead and sick workers against Jacobs Engineering.
How the CIA’s Secret Torture Program Sparked a Citizen-Led Public Reckoning in North Carolina
What can a small group of committed citizens who oppose these practices do to push back?
Government Accountability Office: Scott Pruitt Illegally Built “Privacy Booth”
Scott Pruitt ran afoul of a 2017 appropriations law and the Antideficiencies Act.
Class Dismissed: Class Conflict in Red-State America
Teachers in red-state America are hard at work teaching us all a lesson.
Will Trump Set Off the Middle East Powder Keg?
There are conflicting motives behind the Trump administration's attack against Syrian targets.
Violence as a Way of Life: An Anarchist Analysis of Gun Control and State Power in the US
The US is in a constant crisis of violence.
North and South Korea Reportedly in Talks to Officially End Korean War
The neighboring countries are hashing out a statement that could officially bring the war to an end.