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Federal Agents Used Toxic Chemical Smoke Grenades in PortlandSharon LernerPortland protesters report severe and lasting side effects from the chemical weapons used during Trump’s “Operation Diligent Valor.”
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Louise Glück Should Refuse the Nobel Prize for Literature. Here’s Why.Peter MaassThe Swedish Academy, which selects the Nobel winner, is a corrupt institution that has tolerated genocide denial and sexual assault.
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He Sought Asylum After MS-13 Tried to Kill Him. Amy Coney Barrett Sent Him Back Into Danger.John WashingtonBarrett has a thin record on immigration but could play a key role in this hyperpartisan area of law on the Supreme Court.
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National Security “Experts,” Exploiting Pandemic Fears, Show Their IrrelevanceJon SchwarzMore than 210,000 Americans are dead in a pandemic that traditional national security experts did little or nothing to warn us about.
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ICE Admits Wrongful Deportation of Guatemalan ManDebbie NathanCesar Marroquín was preparing for his immigration hearing when he was forced by ICE onto a plane to Guatemala and deported.
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The DCCC Is Stepping Up for Two Left Candidates While Progressive Groups Step BackRyan GrimKara Eastman and Dana Balter are giving the left a chance to show that it can win swing districts. But progressive organizations are playing a minimal role.
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The House Just Passed Another “Save Our Seas” Act. Here’s Why It Won’t.Greta Moran“There’s a reason the plastics industry likes this. It’s because they don’t really have to do anything.”
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Fed Lending Saved Corporate America. It Could Do the Same for Cities and States.Rebecca BurnsLocal budgets are facing a wave of austerity that could be avoided with low-interest lending by the Fed, a new report suggests.
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Bear Fights and Attila the Hun: A Look at the 2020 Congressional LandscapeDeconstructedThe Washington Post’s Dave Weigel breaks down some key races.
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