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U.S. Embassy in Niger Threatens a Pesky American Journalist and Then Backs DownNick TurseIn Niger, going to jail is often a death sentence, especially if you’re an activist or a journalist.
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Matt Gaetz, Progressive Caucus, and Former Obama Ambassador Team Up to Oppose Syria OccupationRyan GrimRobert Ford, who as ambassador to Syria pushed an aggressive approach to Bashar al-Assad’s regime, is now backing a resolution by Gaetz to end the remaining U.S. occupation.
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United Auto Workers on Brink of Unprecedented Leadership UpsetDaniel BoguslawAfter years of corruption scandals and concessions to the auto industry, the UAW finds itself on the precipice of radical new leadership.
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U.S. Special Forces Want to Use Deepfakes for Psy-OpsSam BiddleThe U.S. government spent years warning deepfakes could destabilize democratic societies.
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New York Times Spokesperson Came to Paper From National Security AgencyJon SchwarzPaper investigates the NSA while represented by former NSA staffer.
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“Sick and Twisted”: Women Sue Texas Over Harrowing Medical Episodes Caused by Abortion BansJordan SmithThe first-of-its-kind lawsuit seeks to affirm that doctors can use their best medical judgment without fear of criminal penalty.
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Atlanta Cop City Protesters Charged With Domestic Terror for Having Mud on Their ShoesNatasha LennardThe police’s guilt-by-association allegations aren’t designed to get convictions, but to break up a movement.
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