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Breaking Unions With the Language of Diversity and Social JusticeLee FangA thin veneer of progressive rhetoric and DEI initiatives are being used to mask harsh labor conditions.
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9/11 Families and Others Call on Biden to Confront Afghan Humanitarian CrisisMurtaza HussainThe United Nations now estimates that roughly half the population of Afghanistan is currently facing acute hunger.
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As Russia’s invasion of Ukraine renews fears of nuclear war, join The Intercept, the Quincy Institute, and The Nation for a live conversation on the legacy of the groundbreaking film “The Day After.” Top Stories
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New Dark-Money Group Spending Against Progressives Is Suspiciously Well Aligned With Powerful DemocratsAkela LacyOpportunity for All Action Fund has spent more than $500,000 in four primaries to support conservative House Democrats.
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Right-Wing Judges Say It’s “Harmless” to Label Climate Activist a TerroristNatasha LennardA court upheld Jessica Reznicek’s excessive sentence for vandalism aimed at stopping the Dakota Access pipeline.
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British Journalist and Indigenous Protector Are Missing in Brazilian Amazon After Reported ThreatsAndrew FishmanDom Phillips and Bruno Araújo Pereira were last seen traveling by boat on Sunday morning, returning from a reporting trip.
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Congress Chooses Sen. Amy Klobuchar’s Shipping Cartel Bill Over Stronger House VersionSara SirotaRep. John Garamendi wanted a stronger crackdown but said the Senate version should nevertheless help ease pressure on global supply chains.
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