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Amid Critical Supply Shortage, FEMA Is Spending Millions to Protect Trump PropertiesAlex EmmonsAt a time when every federal dollar counts, some question whether the $41 million annual payout is a good use of government resources.
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The Democratic Party Must Harness the Legitimate Rage of Americans. Otherwise, the Right Will Use It With Horrifying Results.Jon SchwarzThe corporate-managerial class that runs the Democratic Party thinks anger is an illegitimate basis for action. With the coronavirus crisis, they need to get over that.
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A Little-Known Democratic Governor Is Breaking Out in KentuckyRyan GrimSomething strange is happening in Kentucky. A centrist Democratic governor is attempting to wield actual power. What’s even stranger: It’s working.
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After Coronavirus, Let’s Never Forget: Republicans Recklessly Put Our Lives in DangerMehdi HasanProminent conservatives, from Trump to Hannity and others, are brazenly trying to make their Covid-19 denialism disappear down a memory hole.
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Many Immigrant Doctors Want to Fight the Coronavirus, but U.S. Visa Rules Make That IllegalSharon LernerThe U.S. has more 10,000 immigrant physicians who are unable to volunteer in coronavirus hot spots because of visa restrictions.
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Coronavirus Hasn’t Stopped Jared Kushner’s Real Estate Empire From Hounding Tenants With Debt Collection, Eviction LawsuitsLee FangKushner Companies filed lawsuits against tenants in New Jersey and Maryland, even as governors in both states called for a halt to evictions.
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Facebook Tech Support Contractors Sent Into Work Question “Essential” DesignationSam BiddleThe contractors were given letters classifying them as providing “essential services” — setting up laptops for new hires and employees working from home.
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As Coronavirus Ramped Up, Financial Services Contractor Told Warehouse Workers They Aren’t Allowed to Get SickGabriel ThompsonIn a Long Island warehouse, immigrants work long hours doing mailings for a multibillion-dollar financial services company. Now they’re getting sick.
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Coronavirus Is Exposing How Foreign Crusades Bled America’s Domestic Resources DryMurtaza HussainThe U.S. bled its institutions to the point of anemia in pursuit of crusades abroad, only to find itself unable to deal with acute threats at home.
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Live: Mehdi Hasan and Naomi Klein on Coronavirus CapitalismThe InterceptMehdi Hasan speaks with Naomi Klein about coronavirus capitalism and the selective use of emergency measures to offload risks onto workers and families.
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