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

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

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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

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

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Coronavirus Strikes Latino Families Near California’s Salton Sea

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

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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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