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Paul Krugman | Is Donald Trump Trying to Kill You? 
Emissions rise from the coal-fired Santee Cooper Cross Generating Station power plant in Pineville, South Carolina, in March. (photo: Luke Sharrett/Bloomberg)
Paul Krugman, The New York Times
Krugman writes: "Even if he's a one-term president, Trump will have caused, directly or indirectly, the premature deaths of a large number of Americans."
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Robert Mueller speaks at the FBI headquarters on June 25, 2008, in Washington, D.C. (photo: Alex Wong/Getty)
Robert Mueller speaks at the FBI headquarters on June 25, 2008, in Washington, D.C. (photo: Alex Wong/Getty)


Senate Republicans Can't Explain Why They Keep Blocking a Resolution Calling for the Release of the Mueller Report
Li Zhou, Vox
Zhou writes: "Senate Republicans say they want 'transparency' around the Mueller report - but they keep rejecting a measure that would actually offer it."
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Senator Bernie Sanders. (photo: Getty)
Senator Bernie Sanders. (photo: Getty)

Bernie Sanders Hopes to Reach Trump Supporters With Fox News Town Hall
Stephen Proctor, Yahoo News
Proctor writes: "On The Daily Show With Trevor Noah, Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Bernie Sanders revealed why he decided to participate in a town hall hosted by Fox News."
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A white nationalist demonstrator walks into Lee Park in Charlottesville, Virginia, Saturday. (photo: Steve Helber/AP)
A white nationalist demonstrator walks into Lee Park in Charlottesville, Virginia, Saturday. (photo: Steve Helber/AP)

Domestic Terrorism Story Renews Fears Over Trump's Coddling of White Nationalists
Joe Davidson, The Washington Post
Davidson writes: "Department of Homeland Security officials reacted with fury to a Daily Beast story Tuesday saying that the agency 'has disbanded a group of intelligence analysts who focused on domestic terrorism.'"
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Honduran migrants joined a caravan for a journey to the United States in January. (photo: Victor J. Blue)
Honduran migrants joined a caravan for a journey to the United States in January. (photo: Victor J. Blue)

'Someone Is Always Trying to Kill You': The United States Cannot Erect a Wall and Expect Immigrant Women to Resign Themselves to Being Slaughtered
Sonia Nazario, The New York Times
Nazario writes: "Understanding what is going on in Honduras is crucial to understanding, and solving, what is going on at the United States border, where 268,044 migrants were stopped in the first five months of fiscal 2019, nearly twice as many as in the same period last year."
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The new wave of detentions has been seen as a statement of power by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman. (photo: Adnan Abidi/Reuters)
The new wave of detentions has been seen as a statement of power by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman. (photo: Adnan Abidi/Reuters)

Saudi Regime Detains Two US Citizens in Latest Crackdown on Its Critics
Martin Chulov, Guardian UK
Chulov writes: "Saudi Arabia has launched a fresh round of arrests of activists and critics, many of them supporters of jailed civil rights campaigners, in an apparent rebuff to mounting international pressure over its treatment of dissidents."
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Flood water covers Highway 59 as it approaches town on March 22, 2019. (photo: Scott Olson/Getty)
Flood water covers Highway 59 as it approaches town on March 22, 2019. (photo: Scott Olson/Getty)

Historic Midwest Flooding Sparks Concerns About Drinking Water, Toxic Sites
E.A. Crunden, ThinkProgress
Crunden writes: "Record-shattering floods across the Midwest have devastated parts of the region, with thousands of residents now facing a long and expensive recovery. But even in areas that managed to avoid the worst of the damage, local experts are worried about a range of environmental hazards - from drinking water to Superfund sites - that pose a serious threat to public health."
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