Andy Borowitz | Eris, Greek Goddess of Chaos, Confirms That She Wanted Trump to Be President






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02 February 19
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Andy Borowitz | Eris, Greek Goddess of Chaos, Confirms That She Wanted Trump to Be President 

Andy Borowitz, The New Yorker
Borowitz writes: "Partially confirming Sarah Huckabee Sanders's theory of divine intervention in the 2016 election, Eris, the Greek goddess of chaos, discord, and strife, revealed on Friday that she had wanted Donald J. Trump to be President."
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No More Deaths volunteers. (photo: Matt Nager)
No More Deaths volunteers. (photo: Matt Nager)

Parker Deighan | I'm Being Prosecuted for Trying to Save the Lives of Three Migrants
Parker Deighan, CNN
Deighan writes: "In a little over a month, I will go on trial for driving a vehicle in the Cabeza Prieta Wildlife Refuge, a vast wilderness area in Arizona that shares a border with Mexico. At the time of my offense, I was a volunteer for the humanitarian aid organization No More Deaths."
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Dawn Chapman and Karen Nickel wear protective masks at the West Lake landfill near St. Louis, Missouri. (photo: Linda Davidson/Getty Images)
Dawn Chapman and Karen Nickel wear protective masks at the West Lake landfill near St. Louis, Missouri. (photo: Linda Davidson/Getty Images)

In Some Toxic Towns, Many Feel the Government Has Been 'Pretty Much Shut Down' for Decades
Mark Hand, ThinkProgress
Hand writes: "Three months after the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) approved a cleanup plan for the radioactive waste at the West Lake Landfill in Missouri, a large part of the federal government, including the EPA, shut down its operations."
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Randy Grimes sought help when all the trappings of his N.F.L. life were gone, and now works at a rehabilitation center in Delray Beach, Florida. (photo: Scott McIntyre/NYT)
Randy Grimes sought help when all the trappings of his N.F.L. life were gone, and now works at a rehabilitation center in Delray Beach, Florida. (photo: Scott McIntyre/NYT)

For NFL Retirees, Opioids Bring More Pain
Ken Belson, The New York Times
Belson writes: "Earl Campbell, a former All-Pro running back in the N.F.L., said the first painkillers he took came in a small brown packet that a trainer gave him on the team plane."
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A detention facility at Guantanamo Bay. (photo: AP)
A detention facility at Guantanamo Bay. (photo: AP)

'Why Can't We Get This Over?': 9/11 Hearings Drag On at Guantanamo
Julian Borger, Guardian UK
Borger writes: "A courtroom door opens in Cuba and Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, the self-proclaimed mastermind of the 9/11 attacks, walks in with a uniformed guard holding each shoulder."
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People stand in line to buy bread in San Cristóbal, Venezuela. (photo: Carlos García Rawlins/Reuters)
People stand in line to buy bread in San Cristóbal, Venezuela. (photo: Carlos García Rawlins/Reuters)

Mark Weisbrot | Trump's Efforts to Oust Maduro Are Illegal and Will Kill More Venezuelans
Mark Weisbrot, The Sacramento Bee
Weisbrot writes: "If Russia, China and North Korea decided to recognize Nancy Pelosi as the president of the United States, would Americans go along with that?"
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Marcelino Aguilar, head of Concepción Chiquirichapa's Department of Protected Areas, points out a reforested area of Kum Kum Wutz park. (photo: Jorge Rodríguez/Mongabay)
Marcelino Aguilar, head of Concepción Chiquirichapa's Department of Protected Areas, points out a reforested area of Kum Kum Wutz park. (photo: Jorge Rodríguez/Mongabay)

How a Mayan Town Restored Its Sacred Cloud Forest and Water Supply
Jorge Rodriguez, Mongabay
Rodriguez writes: "Marcelino Aguilar walks down a mountain path bordered by yellow wildflowers with a calm step."
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