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Gulf Ambassador Yelled at Member of Congress Pushing to End Yemen WarRyan GrimUAE Ambassador Yousef Al Otaiba’s posture toward Rep. Ro Khanna reflects the evolving nature of the world’s governing elite.
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Adam Schiff’s Tough-On-Crime Background Complicates His Push to Be California AGAkela LacyDozens of racial and criminal justice groups wrote an open letter to California Gov. Gavin Newsom opposing a possible Schiff appointment.
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Amazon Hired Koch-Backed Anti-Union Consultant to Fight Alabama Warehouse OrganizingLee FangThe head of the Center for Independent Employees is paid $3,200 per day to thwart what could become Amazon’s first unionized facility in the U.S.
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South African Archbishop Denounces Coronavirus Vaccine ApartheidSharon LernerWill the Biden administration’s commitment to expanding access to the coronavirus vaccine extend to waiving patent protections?
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The Biden Administration’s Continued Push for Julian Assange’s Extradition Is Bad News for JournalismJames RisenA successful prosecution of the WikiLeaks founder could empower the government to go after journalists for publishing classified information.
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Let’s End the War in YemenDeconstructedBiden wants to cut off U.S. support for the Saudi-led war, but it will take more than that to end the conflict and begin the recovery process.
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