Trump Fires Inspector General Ahead of Damning Whistleblower Complaint About Bogus Coronavirus Cures

After hyping hydroxychloroquine, the president has now turned his unscientific enthusiasm toward Gilead Sciences’ remdesivir.

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Trump Fires Inspector General Ahead of Damning Whistleblower Complaint About Bogus Coronavirus Cures

Sharon Lerner

After hyping hydroxychloroquine, the president has now turned his unscientific enthusiasm toward Gilead Sciences’ remdesivir.

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Ocasio-Cortez Challenger Left Her Job as CNBC Anchor to Serve on Board of Company That Profits From Death

Aída Chávez

Michelle Caruso-Cabrera left GWG Holdings, which profits off life insurance policies purchased from seniors and the terminally ill, in February.

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Through Creative Accounting, Trump Tries to Cast America’s Death Toll as an Achievement

Robert Mackey

If Donald Trump had been as successful at responding to the pandemic as Angela Merkel, 39,000 Americans who died of Covid-19 would still be alive today.

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K Street Requests Taxpayer Bailout of Corporate Lobbyists

Lee Fang

Trade groups have stepped up a campaign for $25 billion and PPP eligibility in the next phase of coronavirus relief.

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Trump’s Nationalism Advances on a Predictable Trajectory to Violence. His Supporters Will Kill When They’re Told To.

Aleksandar Hemon

Those who survived the bloody undoing of Yugoslavia saw the havoc nationalism can wreak. It is hard not to worry about its symptoms now.

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ICE’s Immigration Detainees Protested Lack of Coronavirus Precautions — and SWAT-like Private-Prison Guards Pepper-Sprayed Them

José Olivares

The guards from private prison giant CoreCivic’s internal riot police unit bragged on social media about confronting immigrant protesters with force.

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“Capital in the 21st Century”: Finally, a Movie That Tells the Story of How We Got Into This Mess

Jon Schwarz

Based on the bestseller by Thomas Piketty, this documentary shows how the elite stays in power by shaping the way we think.

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Brazil’s President Goes to War With Democratic Institutions — and Hopes the Military Has His Back

Andrew Fishman

Jair Bolsonaro warmly greeted protesters who called for shutting down Congress and the Supreme Court on Sunday. Journalists were physically assaulted at the rally.

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The Inventors of Bluetooth Say There Could Be Problems Using Their Tech for Coronavirus Contact Tracing

Sam Biddle

Judging distance based on the strength of a radio signal is a fraught process that can be stymied by physical obstructions.

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Missouri’s Attorney General Is Fighting for the Right to Keep an Innocent Man in Prison

Jordan Smith

Despite ample evidence that Lamar Johnson was wrongfully convicted, Eric Schmitt is sparing no effort to keep him locked up as the coronavirus spreads.

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Despite Skyrocketing Unemployment, Tennessee Valley Authority Plans to Outsource Hundreds Of Federal Jobs to Overseas Companies

Rachel M. Cohen

Unions like the one at the Tennessee Valley Authority have historically taken a beating during times of high unemployment.

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