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On a Single Day in May, Israeli Settlers and Soldiers Cooperated in Attacks That Left Four Palestinians DeadYuval AbrahamThe unprecedented spate of joint assaults inaugurated a new era of terror for Palestinians in the occupied West Bank.
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At Least Seven Colombians in Haiti Assassination Received U.S. TrainingRyan DevereauxTrainings for the Colombian mercenaries accused of killing Haitian President Jovenel Moïse were conducted in both the U.S. and Colombia, some as recently as 2015.
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Ron Wyden Throws Wrench in Medicare Expansion Plans by Wresting Control of ProcessRyan Grim, Sara SirotaThe House has spent years hashing out legislation, but the Senate Finance Committee chair is vowing to start fresh.
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Oil and Gas Heir Funding Super PAC Attacking Nina TurnerMatthew Cunningham-CookSamson Energy’s chair has donated $1.25 million to the Democratic Majority for Israel super PAC, which endorsed Turner’s opponent Shontel Brown.
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The Controversial Prosecutor at the Heart of the Julian Assange CaseMurtaza HussainGordon Kromberg has been dogged by allegations of bias and politicized prosecutions. Now he could shape the future of journalism.
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What Amazon and Facebook Get Wrong About FTC Chair Lina KhanRyan GrimThe tech giants have accused her of bias against them, but that misunderstands her antitrust analysis.
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Providers Sue to Block Law That Would Eliminate Nearly All Abortions in TexasJordan SmithSenate Bill 8, Texas’s six-week ban, “places a bounty on people who provide or aid abortions,” the lawsuit argues.
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Antitrust Makes a ComebackDeconstructedRyan Grim talks to attorney and law professor Zephyr Teachout about President Joe Biden’s recent antitrust executive order.
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