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Texas Voting Restrictions Take Their Toll: “Sorry — No Democrat Voting”Akela LacyIn Texas and at least 18 other states, restrictive new voting laws spell problems for upcoming runoffs, primaries, and the November general election.
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Will the United States Empower Zelenskyy to Negotiate an End to the War?Ryan GrimThe Intercept asked the White House if the United States would respect Ukraine’s sovereignty in negotiating with Russia.
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Leaked Chats Show Russian Ransomware Gang Discussing Putin’s Invasion of UkraineMicah LeeChat logs reveal that members of the Conti ransomware gang repeated Putin’s lies about Ukraine — and bemoaned their inability to buy Apple products.
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Anti-War Protester Interrupts Live News Broadcast on Russian State TVRobert MackeyMarina Ovsyannikova, a Russian state television employee, burst onto the set of a live news show on Monday to denounce the invasion of Ukraine.
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As Sen. Joe Manchin Fought Federal Spending, His Daughter Helped Shutter a Union Drug PlantDaniel BoguslawWith the most powerful family in West Virginia, “there’s not an exchange of Christmas cards,” said the senator’s cousin, once the Mylan union president.
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Roe Is Dead. Long Live Roe?Judith LevineThe first state constitutional protection of reproductive rights hints at the contradictions and fears of a divided movement.
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As U.S. Focuses on Ukraine, Yemen StarvesShuaib AlmosawaBiden vowed to stop supporting the Saudi-led war. A year later, Yemen’s humanitarian crisis is worse by many accounts than when Trump was president.
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Episode Seven: Merry AliceMurdervilleCharles Raby says he confessed to protect his girlfriend, Merry Alice Gomez. She continues to stand by him — and corrects a long-held misconception.
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