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Getting Real About the Job of Police: A Letter to Barack Obama

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Obama’s initial remarks on the killing of George Floyd reveal a fundamental misunderstanding of the role police play in U.S. society.

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New York Police Are Attacking Protesters — They Know They Won’t Face Consequences

Alice Speri, Ryan Devereaux, Sam Biddle

The NYPD has long been shielded from accountability. This week’s violent response to protesters exposed the extent of the department’s culture of impunity.

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We Crunched the Numbers: Police — Not Protesters — Are Overwhelmingly Responsible for Attacking Journalists

Trevor Timm

Protests over the killing of George Floyd have seen attacks on the press spike. Our data shows that police are responsible for more than 80 percent of them.

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Left for Dead, Insurgent Candidates Scored Big Victories in Down-Ballot Elections

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In New Mexico, Pennsylvania, and Washington, D.C., progressive challengers to Democratic incumbents scored a series of victories on Tuesday night.

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White House Forced to Retract Claim Viral Videos Prove Antifa Is Plotting Violence

Robert Mackey

Within minutes, journalists discovered that most of the viral clips of bricks included in a White House video had already been investigated and debunked.

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“We Don’t Have Time to Wait”: Minneapolis Anti-Police Brutality Organizer Kandace Montgomery on Defunding the Police

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Minneapolis organizer Kandace Montgomery, who has been organizing against police brutality for years, discusses her work and efforts to defund police.

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Amazon “Stands in Solidarity” Against Police Racism While Selling Racist Tech to Police

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The company’s vocal support for protests is contradicted by its surveillance products like Ring and Rekognition.

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More Than 70 Children Killed in Just 10 Airstrikes in Afghanistan, Report Finds

Murtaza Hussain

The Bureau of Investigative Journalism analyzed 10 strikes by the U.S. military and the U.S.-backed Afghan air force and found 115 civilians were killed.

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Big Pharma Attacks Efforts to Guard Against Coronavirus Price Gouging

Sharon Lerner

A coalition of conservative groups, many funded by the pharmaceutical industry, have attacked proposals aiming to ensure Covid-19 treatments are affordable.

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Pentagon War Game Includes Scenario for Military Response to Domestic Gen Z Rebellion

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The 2018 war game envisioned a “Zbellion” by a tech-savvy generation that no longer believed in the American dream.

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The Rebellion in Defense of Black Lives Is Rooted in U.S. History. So, Too, Is Trump’s Authoritarian Rule.

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