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Derek Chauvin Found Guilty of Murdering George FloydRobert MackeyThe formal jury of Chauvin’s peers assembled in court reached the same verdict as the dozen bystanders who watched him murder Floyd.
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Wall Street’s Cooked Books Fueled the Financial Crisis in 2008. It’s Happening Again.Jon Schwarz, Ryan GrimThis time, the issue is not a bubble in the housing market but rather apparent widespread inflation of the value of commercial businesses, on which loans are based.
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Chemical Industry Lobbyist in Trump EPA Suppressed Evidence of Cancer RiskSharon LernerThe EPA inspector general found that Bill Wehrum, who ran the agency’s office of Air and Radiation, buried data about cancer risks from ethylene oxide pollution.
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As Biden Continues Trump’s War on Asylum, Danger Mounts in the Deadly Sonoran DesertRyan DevereauxDangerous nighttime expulsions are surging in Northern Mexico while organized crime and government security forces prey on stranded asylum-seekers.
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Elizabeth Warren Suggests U.S. Explore Conditional Aid to IsraelAkela LacyIn a speech, the Massachusetts senator proposed the restriction of military aid from use in occupied Palestine.
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Progressive Groups Fight AT&T and T-Mobile’s New Texting RulesRachel M. CohenCritics say the rules, known as “10DLC,” will hamper their organizing and worsen private tech overreach.
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Local Cops Said Pipeline Company Had Influence Over Government AppointmentAlleen BrownSheriffs in Minnesota worried about who would oversee an escrow account, funded by pipeline giant Enbridge, to reimburse the costs of policing protests.
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The New Mexico SpringDeconstructedHow progressives took power in the state’s Democratic Party.
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