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RSN: Marc Ash | Top 3 Reasons to Impeach Donald Trump
 Marc Ash, Reader Supported News Ash writes: "Democratic House leadership is sending not too subtle signals that they are very wary if not openly hostile to the idea of impeaching Donald Trump. The logic of the anti-impeachment Democrats is functionally indistinguishable from their Republican counterparts." READ MORE  Elizabeth Warren. (photo: Brendan Smialowski/Getty Images)
Elizabeth Warren Calls for Wiping Out Student-Loan Debt, Making College Free
Gideon Resnick, The Daily Beast Resnick writes: "Warren's policy would allow for the cancellation of as much as $50,000 in student-loan debt for those with household incomes under $100,000." READ MORE  Trump lawyer Rudy Giuliani. (photo: Siavosh Hoaawni/Nuriphoto/Getty Images)
Giuliani Defends Trump Campaign's Use of Stolen Russian Information
Melanie Schmitz, ThinkProgress Schmitz writes: "Trump lawyer Rudy Giuliani defended Russian interference efforts in the 2016 election on Sunday, claiming that 'people had a right to know' what was in former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's emails and those stolen by Russian hackers from the Democratic National Committee." READ MORE  The Stop and Shop strike. (photo: Scott Eisen/Getty Images)
Stop and Shop Workers Win
Sophie Weiner, Splinter Weiner writes: "Stop & Shop workers in the United Food and Commercial Workers union will get to go back to work after over a week of striking that followed the breakdown of negotiations with management over pay, health insurance, and benefits. The workers now have a tentative three-year agreement with management that satisfies their demands." READ MORE  Ethel Thomas, 67, who has been a member of Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church for nearly 40 years, prays at Easter Sunday Church service at Equine Sales Company on April 21 in Opelousas, La. (photo: Annie Flanagan/WP)
'Resurrection Is a New Beginning': On Easter Sunday, Louisiana Church Prepares to Rebuild
Ashley Cusick, The Washington Post Cusick writes: "Mount Pleasant Baptist Church suffered a total loss in the fire: the building it occupied for 140 years and its pews, office equipment, choir stand, piano and more. But the greatest loss was the church's heritage, said Earnest Hines, 66, a member for close to 40 years." READ MORE  Volodymyr Zelensky was just voted in as Ukraine's next president. Here he talks to journalists after taking a drug and alcohol test at the Eurolab diagnostic center on April 5, 2019. (photo: Pyotr Sivkov\TASS/Getty Images)
A Comedian Just Became Ukraine's Next President
Alex Ward, Vox Ward writes: "Volodymyr Zelensky rode a populist, anti-corruption message straight to the presidency." READ MORE  Robin and Chloe Masefield at the Natural Weigh in Crickhowell. (photo: Dimitris Legakis/Athena Pictures)
The Zero-Waste Revolution: How a New Wave of Shops Could End Excess Packaging
Stephen Moss, Guardian UK Moss writes: "The dilemma for the new breed of zero-waste shops is that they want the supermarkets to see the light, but they don't want them to get so good at it that they drive the little shops out of business." READ MORE Update My Monthly Donation |
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