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Video Shows U.S. Marshals Task Force Brutalizing Teenage Boys in MississippiAkela LacyThe FBI and the Justice Department are investigating the task force after security footage emerged of a violent arrest in September.
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Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand Has Deep Ties to Chevron Lawyers Leading Legal Attacks on Steven DonzigerAndrew FishmanA lawyer with Gibson Dunn, a firm hired by Chevron, was a major fundraiser for Gillibrand, who has been silent on Donziger’s case.
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Maddesyn George Killed Her Alleged Rapist. Prosecutors Blocked Her Self-Defense Claims.Victoria LawFederal prosecutors threw the book at George, a member of the Colville tribes, who didn’t fit the narrative of a “perfect victim.”
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Sen. Kyrsten Sinema Is Literally Teaching a Course on FundraisingKen KlippensteinThe senator is educating Arizona State University students on her forte: asking for money.
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Rep. Josh Gottheimer Hires Republican Ron DeSantis Staffer to Craft His Legislative AgendaSara SirotaRepublican Jordan Colvin is the new legislative director for the New Jersey Democrat, a major obstructionist to Biden’s agenda.
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Sen. Bob Menendez’s Opposition to Drug Pricing Reform May Imperil the Democratic AgendaSara Sirota, Ryan GrimThe New Jersey Democrat refuses to say whether his aversion to Medicare drug bargaining will turn him against the reconciliation bill.
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Haiti Envoy Who Resigned in Protest: “Nobody Asked Me About the Deportations”Ryan DevereauxIn his first public comments since stepping down, diplomat Daniel Foote said the Biden administration could be violating international law.
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Shuttered Venues and Theaters Are Being Denied a Financial Lifeline by the SBABryce Covert“We did our part, we closed our doors, our business has suffered. Quite honestly, the government has an obligation to help us survive.”
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Journalist Maria Ressa, Targeted by Rodrigo Duterte, Wins Nobel Peace PrizeJames RisenFirst Look Institute’s Press Freedom Defense Fund has backed Ressa’s legal fight against the Philippine government since 2017.
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Facebook’s Very Bad Week Just Got WorseDeconstructedThe social media giant seems increasingly likely to face antitrust action.
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