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Sexual Assault Allegations Vanished From Potential Cori Bush Challenger’s Wikipedia PageAkela LacyThe edits to the page for state Sen. Steven Roberts came from an IP address in the Missouri Capitol.
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A Drug War Activist Turned to Civil Commitment for Help — and Found a Civil Liberties NightmareJordan Michael SmithOverwhelmed with opioid overdoses, many states loosened their laws on involuntary institutionalization to sweep in more people with substance use disorders.
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Italian Mayor Who Housed Mideast and African Migrants Faces 13 Years in PrisonNatasha LennardWhile welcoming refugees from Ukraine, Italy continues its “Fortress Europe” prosecution of former Mayor Domenico Lucano.
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Internal CBP Documents Detail “Transnational Effort to Shut Down Asylum”John Washington, José OlivaresThe U.S. government’s militarized response to the 2019 crisis made it much worse, advocates say.
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Why Israel Refused to Help Ukraine Defend Itself From Russian MissilesRobert MackeyIsrael not only refused to sell its Iron Dome missile defense system to Ukraine, but it also blocked the U.S. from sending Iron Dome batteries owned by the U.S. Army to Kyiv.
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Why Republicans Keep Accusing Ketanji Brown Jackson of Helping Child PredatorsNatasha LennardImaginary children have been a focal point of GOP attacks on the Supreme Court nominee. This strategy is hardly new.
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Corporate PACs Save Face by Claiming Worker PowerRachel M. CohenThe groups often lobby against pro-worker interests — but that doesn’t stop them from rebranding as “employee PACs.”
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Podcasts
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Why Aren’t We Hearing More Calls for Diplomacy to End War in Ukraine?InterceptedThe U.S. government has sent weapons and resources to Ukraine. But diplomacy is needed to end the war, not fuel to the fire.
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Episode Eight: MemoriesMurdervilleAn ex-girlfriend tells a surprising story about Charles Raby that she says proves his guilt.
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