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Political System Unites to Condemn Ilhan Omar for Telling the TruthJon SchwarzThe frenzied attacks by Republicans and Democrats on the Minnesota representative are about maintaining absolute impunity for the U.S. and Israel.
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Cori Bush Demands FBI Data on Her Protest ActivityAkela LacyAt a House hearing on Thursday, Bush confronted FBI Director Christopher Wray over the bureau’s ongoing surveillance of protesters for racial justice.
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In the Least Wired Country on Earth, U.S. Military Asks Airstrike Victims to File Complaints OnlineNick TurseLeaflets convinced many Somali militants to switch sides, but America is less interested in hearing from people hurt by its drones.
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States Are Making Tenants Jump Through Hoops to Get Federal Rental AssistanceBryce CovertCongress has approved $46.5 billion in rental assistance, but onerous documentation requirements make it hard for people to qualify.
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Baltimore Businesses Request Police Crackdown on Low-Level CrimesAkela LacyAfter a shooting last weekend, the heads of 37 businesses asked city leaders to “empower police” to enforce traffic and drug laws.
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The Intercept Condemns Rio Police Investigation Into Brazil Editor Leandro DemoriThe InterceptThe Rio de Janeiro Civil Police probe into The Intercept Brasil’s executive editor is the latest attack on the free press in Brazil.
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Securely Erasing Your iPhone or iPad — With a Power DrillNikita MazurovIf you can’t power on your mobile device, Apple has no answers for you. But you can still obliterate the data. Here’s how.
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The NYPD Is Still Stopping and Frisking Black People at Disproportionate RatesAlice SperiMayoral candidates spoke of stop-and-frisk as a relic of a bygone era, but for many New Yorkers, police stops never really ended.
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The Biden Administration Is Routinely Sending Mexican Children Back to Danger, Report FindsRyan DevereauxWhile the administration vowed to end Trump’s practice of expelling unaccompanied minors, the practice persists for children from Mexico.
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Bolsonaro Ramps Up Crackdown on Dissent With Tough Brazil Election LoomingAndrew FishmanFrom a dictatorship-era law to his campaign against the press, Brazil’s far-right president is ready to use his whole arsenal.
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“Somebody” Is a Finalist for the Pulitzer Prize for Audio ReportingThe InterceptIn the seven-part audio series, Chicago mother Shapearl Wells probes her son Courtney Copeland’s 2016 homicide and joins forces with a team of journalists to confront the Chicago Police Department and challenge the city’s long-standing racial disparities.
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New York Senate Confirms Pro-Cop District Attorney to Highest CourtRose Adams, Sara SirotaMadeline Singas opposed bail reform and other progressive measures as Nassau County district attorney.
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ICE Locks Down Facility as Women Protest Handling of Possible Tuberculosis CaseFelipe De La HozWomen detained by ICE staged a protest after learning of possible TB exposure. Facility staff responded by taking away phone access.
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Banishing the Ghosts of the Great RecessionDeconstructedPresident Joe Biden wants to prioritize full employment over battling inflation.
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