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14 October 19
Rebecca Traister | Ronan Farrow Depicts a Chilling Cover-Up at NBC
Rebecca Traister, The Cut
Traister writes: "The reveal in Ronan Farrow's Catch and Kill is not that there are corrupt people; it's that corrupt people are in control of our media, politics, and entertainment and that, in fact, many of them remain in control - two years after the mass eruption of stories of harassment and assault that Farrow played a big part in precipitating."
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Rebecca Traister, The Cut
Traister writes: "The reveal in Ronan Farrow's Catch and Kill is not that there are corrupt people; it's that corrupt people are in control of our media, politics, and entertainment and that, in fact, many of them remain in control - two years after the mass eruption of stories of harassment and assault that Farrow played a big part in precipitating."
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Kurdish families. (photo: Ismail Coskun/AP)
Christopher Dickey and Spencer Ackerman | The US Spoiled a Deal That Might Have Saved the Kurds, Former Top Official Says
Christopher Dickey and Spencer Ackerman, The Daily Beast
Excerpt: "Abandoned by the Americans, their former allies, Syria's Kurds reportedly are allowing troops from the Assad regime to enter territory they had under their control. The Kurds also are putting out feelers to Russia for support against an onslaught by Turkish troops and Turkish-supported militias."
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Christopher Dickey and Spencer Ackerman, The Daily Beast
Excerpt: "Abandoned by the Americans, their former allies, Syria's Kurds reportedly are allowing troops from the Assad regime to enter territory they had under their control. The Kurds also are putting out feelers to Russia for support against an onslaught by Turkish troops and Turkish-supported militias."
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Lev Parnas and Igor Fruman, flanked by attorneys Kevin Downing, left, and Thomas Zehnle, right, appear before U.S. Judge Michael Nachmanoff in federal court in Alexandria on Thursday. (photo: Dana Verkouteren/AP)
How Two Soviet-Born Emigres Made It Into Elite Trump Circles - and the Center of the Impeachment Storm
Rosalind S. Helderman, Josh Dawsey, Paul Sonne and Tom Hamburger, The Washington Post
Excerpt: "Lev Parnas, a Ukrainian-born emigre, appeared at a dark time in Donald Trump's presidential campaign."
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Rosalind S. Helderman, Josh Dawsey, Paul Sonne and Tom Hamburger, The Washington Post
Excerpt: "Lev Parnas, a Ukrainian-born emigre, appeared at a dark time in Donald Trump's presidential campaign."
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A scene from a video depicting a fake President Trump massacring the news media and his critics that was shown at a conference for his supporters at Trump National Doral Miami last week. (image: NYT)
Macabre Video of Fake Trump Shooting Media and Critics Is Shown at His Resort
Michael S. Schmidt and Maggie Haberman, The New York Times
Excerpt: "A video depicting a macabre scene of a fake President Trump shooting, stabbing and brutally assaulting members of the news media and his political opponents was shown at a conference for his supporters at his Miami resort last week, according to footage obtained by The New York Times."
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Michael S. Schmidt and Maggie Haberman, The New York Times
Excerpt: "A video depicting a macabre scene of a fake President Trump shooting, stabbing and brutally assaulting members of the news media and his political opponents was shown at a conference for his supporters at his Miami resort last week, according to footage obtained by The New York Times."
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Doug Pagitt of Vote Common Good at the Values Voter Summit. (photo: Advocate)
Progressive Christians Promote Love, Inclusion at Values Voter Summit
Trudy Ring, Advocate
Ring writes: "It's been said that it's better to light a single candle than to curse the darkness - and that's what the progressive Christian group Vote Common Good aims to do at this weekend's Values Voter Summit."
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Trudy Ring, Advocate
Ring writes: "It's been said that it's better to light a single candle than to curse the darkness - and that's what the progressive Christian group Vote Common Good aims to do at this weekend's Values Voter Summit."
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A man cleans up a shop in the aftermath of Typhoon Hagibis, which caused severe floods, near the Chikuma River in Nagano Prefecture, Japan, October 14, 2019. (photo: Kim Kyung-Hoon/Reuters)
Japan Rescuers Wade in Muddy Waters to Find Typhoon Survivors
Kwiyeon Ha and Kyung Hoon Kim, Reuters
Excerpt: "Rescue workers waded through muddy, waist-high waters on Monday searching for missing people after one of the worst typhoons to hit Japan in recent history, while rain fell again in some affected areas, stoking fears of further flooding."
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Kwiyeon Ha and Kyung Hoon Kim, Reuters
Excerpt: "Rescue workers waded through muddy, waist-high waters on Monday searching for missing people after one of the worst typhoons to hit Japan in recent history, while rain fell again in some affected areas, stoking fears of further flooding."
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A male panther leaps over a creek in an image captured by one of Ward's camera traps. (photo: Carlton Ward Jr/CarltonWard.com)
Images Offer Glimpse Into Life of Endangered Florida Panther
Robin McKie, Guardian UK
McKie writes: "Florida panthers once roamed across the south-eastern US. However, by the middle of the last century hunting and habitat loss had reduced their population - now isolated to a pocket of southern Florida - to about 30 to 40 adults."
Robin McKie, Guardian UK
McKie writes: "Florida panthers once roamed across the south-eastern US. However, by the middle of the last century hunting and habitat loss had reduced their population - now isolated to a pocket of southern Florida - to about 30 to 40 adults."
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In addition, new roads are being built across the panther’s last reserves and there have been worrying numbers of deaths. About 30 panthers a year are killed on the state’s roads, according to Ward. In addition, ranch lands used by panthers to move around are now being sold to housing estate developers, which threatens to cut off essential wildlife corridors.
Yet panthers play a key role in protecting Florida’s environment, added Ward, who has been studying and photographing these highly endangered carnivores for several years. “For example, they help to control numbers of white-tailed deer, coyotes and hogs, which all cause considerable amounts of ecological damage.”
As result, Ward is campaigning for the preservation of ranch lands in the state and for the construction of more barrier fences and dedicated wildlife crossings. The need for action is urgent, he added.
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