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Facing Years in Prison for Drone Leak, Daniel Hale Makes His Case Against U.S. Assassination ProgramRyan DevereauxWith prosecutors seeking a maximum sentence, Hale delivered a powerful handwritten letter describing his motivations to the court.
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Eight Months Later, a Vigilante Shooting Over a Trump Sign Divides TopekaAkela LacyTwo white men in Kansas shot into a car of Latino teenagers and went home. Almost a year later, neither shooter is in custody.
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Stuck in the Smoke as Billionaires Blast OffNaomi KleinClimate inaction was never really about denial. Rich countries just thought poorer countries would bear the brunt of the crisis.
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Rep. Ilhan Omar Questions Biden’s First Airstrike on SomaliaRyan Grim, Sara SirotaIn a letter to the White House, the Somali-born Democrat demands answers about the legality and purpose of the attack.
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“We Knew Who Was Going to Die”: Warnings About Lower-Income Heat Risk Went UnheededAlleen BrownMany of the deaths in extreme heat events, like the record-breaking one in the Pacific Northwest, could be foreseen, a scientist told Congress.
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Mystery Group Promoting Infrastructure Privatization Boosted by Toll Road LobbyistsLee FangLet’s Build Infrastructure is preparing a six-figure TV ad buy to push the bipartisan infrastructure deal.
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Minnesota Police Expected Pipeline Budget Boost to Fund New WeaponsAlleen BrownThe same cops tasked with policing resistance to pipelines anticipate financial benefits from oil companies moving into their areas.
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A Photographer Watched Syria’s Children While Their Government Bombed ThemJohn Washington, Elise SwainIn his book “Witness to War,” photographer Bassam Khabieh confronts the world with life and death in Syria’s 10-year civil war.
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The Coup That Wasn’tDeconstructedBolivia’s defense minister tried to overthrow his country’s elected president. Why did he fail?
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