Charles Pierce | The Authoritarians Are on Parade, All Over the World
Charles Pierce, Esquire Pierce writes: "Sometimes, the news from disparate places combines to present us with a very unsettling whole." READ MORE Donald Trump speaks to supporters at a rally. (photo: Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
Anatomy of a Lie: Where Trump's Fictitious "Open Borders Bill" Comes From
Dara Lind, Vox Lind writes: "Lesser politicians merely exaggerate or spread fear about what the opposing party would do if they took power in Congress. President Donald Trump is inventing specific pieces of legislation." READ MORE Police performing a traffic stop and vehicle search in New Town, North Dakota. (photo: Getty Images)
How 20 Years of Stop and Search Has Widened America's Racial Divide
James Forman Jr., Guardian UK Forman Jr. writes: "Why had a majority-black city instituted a style of policing that imposed such costs on its most disadvantaged residents?" READ MORE The Yale Law Library reading room. (photo: Ashley Tarr/Patch)
Investigation at Yale Law School
Dahlia Lithwick and Susan Matthews, Slate Excerpt: "An inquiry into the actions of a prominent professor reveals why it's so hard to report inappropriate behavior at the top law school in the country." READ MORE C.J. Grisham (L), founder of Open Carry Texas, and Greg Holland, a member of Open Carry Texas, openly carry firearms in Houston, Texas, U.S., September 24, 2018. (photo: Loren Elliott/Reuters)
Local Gun Groups Flex Muscle in State Politics, Sidestepping the NRA
Daniel Trotta, Reuters Trotta writes: "With major gun-rights legislation stalled in Washington, much of the action has shifted to the states, where self-described 'no compromise' groups such as the Missouri Firearms Coalition have mobilized activists in favor of pro-gun laws." READ MORE India's #MeToo movement started last year with a U.S.-based student publishing a list of harassers on Facebook. (photo: Issei Kato/Reuters)
#MeToo: Women Journalists, Writers in India Name Sexual Harassers
Zeenat Saberin, Al Jazeera Saberin writes: "Accusations of sexual assault have spread across India's social media as the #MeToo movement took aim at prominent journalists, writers, editors and a comedian." READ MORE Demonstrators sit down on the rails of the coal trains while police officers are arriving and surrounding them. (photo: Daniel Chatard/National Geographic)
Protesters Battle Police in a Fight for an Ancient Forest
Sarah Gibbens, National Geographic Gibbens writes: "Now, the ancient forest is caught in a legal battle between environmental groups trying to prevent deforestation and German energy company RWE, which wants to clear large swaths of the forest for brown coal mining operations." READ MORE |
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