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Erik Prince and the failed plot to arm a CIA asset-turned-warlord in Libya by @matthewacole
More than two years after viral chokehold video, NYPD officer has faced no discipline by @alicesperi
Democrats pressure Biden on U.S. backing for Saudi war in Yemen by @AlexEmmons
If the Bush family is the top GOP family dynasty, one that has produced several kings, the Bozells are a few rungs down the ladder — dukes always prepared to ride off to battle in defense of their liege lords, writes @tinyrevolution .
During his two decades with the department, Fabio Nunez has been the subject of 46 Civilian Complaint Review Board allegations stemming from 16 different incidents.
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Scientists warn that losing another fifth of Brazil’s Amazon will trigger the feedback loop known as dieback, in which the forest begins to dry out and burn in a cascading system collapse, beyond the reach of any subsequent human intervention or regret.
“He should apologize to the children that have been separated from their parents,” said Rep. @Ocasio2018 of GOP leader Kevin McCarthy, who demanded she apologize for calling ICE detention centers “concentration camps.” by @NicholasBallasy
A Texas elementary school speech pathologist refused to sign a pro-Israel oath, now mandatory in many states — so she lost her job. Watch our 3-minute video of this story: by
Sen. Bernie Sanders will propose a sweeping 10 percent cut to Pentagon spending, with the savings redirected as grant money to “high-poverty” areas in the U.S.
The five New York City ZIP codes with the highest rates of positive tests for the coronavirus have an average per capita income of $26,708, while residents in the five with the lowest rates had an average income of $118,166.
Mike Bloomberg exploited prison labor to make 2020 presidential campaign phone calls by @jbwashing
Argentina, South Africa, Brazil, and Turkey — all countries that hosted vaccine trials — will have to be satisfied with Pfizer’s gratitude, because (like most countries in the world) they won’t be receiving enough of the vaccine to inoculate their populations anytime soon.
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