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The committee’s finding raises questions about whether members of Congress can police each other when it comes to campaign finance.

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The Democratic Party’s Most Confounding Primary

Rachel M. Cohen, Akela Lacy

$20 million has been poured into a race for a solidly blue seat between Sen. Ed Markey and Rep. Joe Kennedy in Massachusetts. Are they really that different?

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Tom Cotton Thinks Slavery Was a “Necessary” Evil. Here Are Some Others.

Jon Schwarz

By calling slavery necessary, Cotton was following in the banal footsteps of apologists for all of history’s worst acts.

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Before Portland, Trump’s Shock Troops Went After Border Activists

Ryan Devereaux

The purported threat of antifa was long used to justify militarized targeting of immigration activists. Now it’s being used against protesters in Portland.

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Reform Prosecutor in Kansas Excluded From “Objective” Task Force on Policing

Jordan Smith

Prosecutors have long been in lockstep with police. Across the country, prosecutors who challenge that status quo face aggressive institutional pushback.

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Was the Chinese Consulate in Houston Really a Hotbed of Economic Espionage?

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People close to China-related investigations in Houston say the decision to close the consulate may be more about politics than spy threats.

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Letters From ICE Detainees Expose Desperate Prison Conditions Amid Coronavirus Pandemic

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The handwritten notes represent an archive of the Covid-19 crisis in Arizona detention centers, where hundreds of immigrants and staff have tested positive.

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The Pentagon Has a New Process for Paying for Civilian Deaths — but Is Still Slow to Acknowledge Them

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A Pentagon report shows that in 2019 the military made 65 condolence payments in Afghanistan, six in Iraq, and none in any other country.

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Coronavirus Strikes Latino Families Near California’s Salton Sea

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People who live near the dying lake are caught in a perfect storm of environmental neglect, poverty, and Covid-19.

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National Guard Major Calls Assault on D.C. Protesters “Deeply Disturbing”

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The U.S. Park Police chief said there was “zero correlation” between the violent clearing of Lafayette Square and a Trump photo op.

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No Masks, No Gloves, a Single Room for Sleeping — Detainees Describe Life in ICE Detention During the Pandemic

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Testimonials from ICE detention centers in New Jersey and New York during the Covid-19 outbreak.

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