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27 May 19
Noam Chomsky: We Must Confront the "Ultranationalist, Reactionary" Movements Growing Across Globe
Democracy Now!
Excerpt: "Noam Chomsky looks back at the rise of fascism in the 20th century and the growing ultranationalist movements of today, from Brazil and the United States to Israel and Saudi Arabia."
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Democracy Now!
Excerpt: "Noam Chomsky looks back at the rise of fascism in the 20th century and the growing ultranationalist movements of today, from Brazil and the United States to Israel and Saudi Arabia."
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Vehicles are strewn among the wreckage of Interstate 35W bridge, which collapsed over the Mississippi River in Minneapolis. (photo: M. Spencer Green/AP)
Trump Falls Short on Infrastructure After Promising to Build Roads, Bridges and Consensus
Toluse Olorunnipa and Mike DeBonis, The Washington Post
Excerpt: "Business leaders and communities around the country are expressing alarm that the bitter partisan impasse in Washington is paralyzing efforts to revamp the nation's deteriorating and outdated infrastructure."
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Toluse Olorunnipa and Mike DeBonis, The Washington Post
Excerpt: "Business leaders and communities around the country are expressing alarm that the bitter partisan impasse in Washington is paralyzing efforts to revamp the nation's deteriorating and outdated infrastructure."
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U.S. Army Specialist Shane Cardel, originally from Jamaica, bows his head after taking the Naturalization Oath of Allegiance at a ceremony in New York in late June. (photo: Michael Noble Jr./AP)
Immigrant Soldiers Now Denied US Citizenship at Higher Rate Than Civilians
Tara Copp, McClatchy
Copp writes: "Immigrants serving in the U.S. military are being denied citizenship at a higher rate than foreign-born civilians, according to new government data that has revealed the impact of stricter Trump administration immigration policies on service members."
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Tara Copp, McClatchy
Copp writes: "Immigrants serving in the U.S. military are being denied citizenship at a higher rate than foreign-born civilians, according to new government data that has revealed the impact of stricter Trump administration immigration policies on service members."
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'With pardons, Trump has made a promise to those who might engage in the violence he admires: If you do these things, I will protect you.' (photo: Corban Lundborg/USAF)
Trump Is Using His Pardon Power to Reward Violence and Cruelty
Jamelle Bouie, The New York Times
Bouie writes: "The president likes 'tough' people and 'tough' action, where 'tough' is a euphemism for violent."
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Jamelle Bouie, The New York Times
Bouie writes: "The president likes 'tough' people and 'tough' action, where 'tough' is a euphemism for violent."
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John Bolton. (photo: Jose Luis Magana/AP)
No to War on Iran
Greg Shupak, Jacobin
Shupak writes: "The jury long ago returned its verdict on US intervention in the Middle East: a similar catastrophe in Iran must be prevented."
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Greg Shupak, Jacobin
Shupak writes: "The jury long ago returned its verdict on US intervention in the Middle East: a similar catastrophe in Iran must be prevented."
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A Colombian policeman stands guard in front of workers. (photo: Jose Gomez/Reuters)
New Evidence Links Colombia Army Chief to Civilian Slayings
teleSUR
Excerpt: "New documents have emerged linking the Commander of the Colombian National Army, General Nicacio Martinez Espinel, to the alleged cover-up of civilian killings in 'false positive' operations during the 2000s."
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teleSUR
Excerpt: "New documents have emerged linking the Commander of the Colombian National Army, General Nicacio Martinez Espinel, to the alleged cover-up of civilian killings in 'false positive' operations during the 2000s."
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Dangerous levels of antibiotics have contaminated hundreds of rivers worldwide. (photo: SN)
World's Rivers 'Awash With Dangerous Levels of Antibiotics'
Natasha Gilbert, Guardian UK
Gilbert writes: "Hundreds of rivers around the world from the Thames to the Tigris are awash with dangerously high levels of antibiotics, the largest global study on the subject has found."
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Natasha Gilbert, Guardian UK
Gilbert writes: "Hundreds of rivers around the world from the Thames to the Tigris are awash with dangerously high levels of antibiotics, the largest global study on the subject has found."
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