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USPS Workers Concerned New Policies Will Pave the Way to PrivatizationRachel M. CohenA barrage of new changes have come down, including delayed mail sortation. Workers say they threaten USPS’s core mission.
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Federal Agents at Protests Renew Calls to Dismantle Homeland SecurityAlice SperiAfter months of protests demanding the defunding of police, the abduction of protesters turns the focus to Homeland Security.
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How Cops Can Secretly Track Your PhoneKim ZetterA guide to stingray surveillance technology, which may have been deployed at recent protests.
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The Unemployment Crisis Is a True National EmergencyJon SchwarzThe incompetent criminals ruling the U.S. are about to push millions of Americans off a terrifying financial cliff.
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Progressive J.D. Scholten Rejects DCCC Help in Close Iowa RaceAída ChávezScholten said the House Democrats’ campaign arm “begged” him to run against Steve King in 2020. When King lost his primary, the DCCC lost interest.
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Reps. Ocasio-Cortez, Lieu Introduce Amendment to Curtail Federal Crackdown on ProtestersAída ChávezThe amendment would prohibit funds from being used to send federal agents into American cities.
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The New Fight to Hold Purdue Pharma and the Sacklers Accountable for the Opioid CrisisNatasha LennardVictim advocates fear that bankruptcy will shield the drugmaker from justice, but they’re not giving up.
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Lawrence, Kansas, Could Elect a Radical ProsecutorAkela LacyCooper Overstreet, a criminal defense attorney, launched his campaign for DA after county officials moved forward with a $30 million jail expansion.
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Inside the ACLU’s Fight for Civil Rights in the Trump EraThe InterceptIntercept Editor-in-Chief Betsy Reed speaks with ACLU lawyers Brigitte Amiri, Lee Gelernt, and Chase Strangio about civil rights in Trump’s America.
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