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Scientific American Retracted Pro-Palestine Article Without Any Factual ErrorsMurtaza HussainAfter right-wing outrage, the esteemed journal removed an opinion piece expressing solidarity with Palestinians under Israeli bombardment.
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Hindu Vigilantes Work With Police to Enforce “Love Jihad” Law in North IndiaBetwa Sharma, Ahmer KhanHindu nationalist groups in Uttar Pradesh are using an anti-conversion law to violently break up interfaith couples and legitimate an anti-Muslim conspiracy theory.
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At 245, America Is Old Enough to Be Honest About Its FoundingJon SchwarzThe Declaration of Independence’s clause about “merciless Indian Savages” and its deleted passage on slavery say a lot about us.
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Whistleblowers Expose Corruption in EPA Chemical Safety OfficeSharon LernerEPA managers removed information about the risks posed by dozens of chemicals, according to whistleblowers.
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Wall Street’s Candidate Loses Manhattan District Attorney PrimaryRose AdamsAfter donating $8.2 million to her own campaign, Tali Farhadian Weinstein fell short.
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Orange County Prosecutors Operate “Vast, Secretive” Genetic Surveillance ProgramJordan SmithA DA’s office in California offers plea deals and dismissals for misdemeanor offenses — but only if people give up their DNA.
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Farewell to Donald Rumsfeld, Dreary War CriminalJon SchwarzRumsfeld managed to do terrible things throughout his life while remaining tremendously banal.
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Did Russia’s Foreign Minister Get His Bisexual Jesus Riff From TikTok?Robert MackeyRussian officials deny that Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov gets his misinformation from TikTok. He relies, instead, on an obscure Christian website, which he misreads.
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Nuclear Weapon Skeptics Face Turbulent Path to Rein In the PentagonSara SirotaAs the Pentagon undertakes the most ambitious development of nuclear weapons in decades, skeptics in the House of Representatives haven’t yet found a unified strategy to achieve cutbacks.
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Firms That Backed Gov. Charlie Baker’s Pro-Charter Initiative Scored Millions in Contracts With Massachusetts Pension FundMatthew Cunningham-CookThree private equity investment managers who supported the Yes on 2 campaign in 2016 have since seen their companies receive a windfall of new investments.
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Secret Internal Report Slammed Warden For Freezing Jail Conditions — Then He Was Promoted AnywayNick PintoAfter conditions at MDC Brooklyn stirred outrage, the Bureau of Prisons fought in court to keep a report on the 2019 incident under seal.
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How “The People’s Mayor” Saved Public PowerDeconstructedLong before he was a member of Congress or a presidential candidate, Dennis Kucinich found himself embroiled in a fight to protect public utilities in Cleveland from privatization.
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