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In the Mercenaries’ Own Words: Documents Detail TigerSwan Infiltration of Standing RockAlleen BrownNorth Dakota’s private security regulator said a trove of company documents showed TigerSwan’s denials were “willfully false and misleading.”
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Zoom Censorship of Palestine Seminars Sparks Fight Over Academic FreedomAlice Speri, Sam BiddleZoom cited anti-terrorism laws to shut down an event with Palestinian activist Leila Khaled — and other events criticizing its censorship.
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Anti-Nuclear Pacifists Get Federal Prison Terms for Nonviolent ProtestElise SwainThe most dedicated peace activists you’ve never heard of are headed to federal prison amid a deadly pandemic.
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Rahm Emanuel Is Pushing for Transportation Secretary PostRyan GrimEmanuel and Biden’s complicated relationship goes back to tensions around the 1994 crime bill.
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DHS Plans to Start Collecting Eye Scans and DNA — With the Help of Defense ContractorsFelipe De La HozAs the agency plans to collect more biometrics, including from U.S. citizens, Northrop Grumman is helping build the infrastructure.
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Hurricane Eta Devastates Central America as U.S. Withdraws From Climate AccordSandra CuffeIndigenous communities in Honduras, Nicaragua, and Guatemala were among the hardest hit. Now another hurricane is arriving.
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Georgia’s Senate Runoff Will Determine Whether the Minimum Wage IncreasesMatthew Cunningham-CookSen. David Perdue, the former CEO of Dollar General, has said that raising wages kills jobs.
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Israelis Take on Netanyahu and Coronavirus Restrictions in Wave of Civil DisobedienceMairav ZonszeinMany Israelis believe their country’s second coronavirus lockdown was about stopping anti-corruption protests — not the spread of the disease.
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Will Biden Dismantle Trump’s Immigration Police State?Ryan DevereauxAs Biden confronts Trump’s immigration legacy, the long shadow of the Obama era creeps in.
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Solvay Withholds Data About Toxic PFAS Pollution in New JerseySharon LernerNew Jersey has sued Solvay Specialty Polymers over its refusal to release secret studies of its PFAS chemicals.
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Latino Organizers Work to Mobilize Georgia Voters Ahead of Senate RunoffsRachel M. CohenOrganizers and activists are grappling with the unique challenges of reaching Latino voters.
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