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09 July 19
Tim Dickinson | Is Elizabeth Warren Building a Grassroots Juggernaut?
Tim Dickinson, Rolling Stone
Dickinson writes: "The official disclosure deadline is not until July 15th, but 2020 candidates are already touting the millions they raised in the second quarter of 2019."
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Tim Dickinson, Rolling Stone
Dickinson writes: "The official disclosure deadline is not until July 15th, but 2020 candidates are already touting the millions they raised in the second quarter of 2019."
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Supporters of Medicare for All march together in Los Angeles in February 2017. (photo: Molly Adams/flickr)
Americans Actually Do Want Medicare for All
Luke Savage, Jacobin
Savage writes: "The media and the private insurance lobbyists are doing everything they can to twist the truth about public opinion on a public health system. Don't listen: when it's described accurately to them, a majority of Americans want Medicare for All."
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Luke Savage, Jacobin
Savage writes: "The media and the private insurance lobbyists are doing everything they can to twist the truth about public opinion on a public health system. Don't listen: when it's described accurately to them, a majority of Americans want Medicare for All."
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In this June 25, 2018, file photo, a mother migrating from Honduras holds her 1-year-old child while surrendering to U.S. Border Patrol agents after illegally crossing the border near McAllen, Texas. (photo: David J. Phillip/AP)
United Nations Slams US for Detention Facilities: 'This Should Never Happen Anywhere'
Jamey Keaten, Associated Press
Keaten writes: "The United Nations' human rights chief said Monday she was 'appalled' by the conditions migrants and refugees face in U.S. detention facilities, intensifying a challenge to the Trump administration's immigration policies."
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Jamey Keaten, Associated Press
Keaten writes: "The United Nations' human rights chief said Monday she was 'appalled' by the conditions migrants and refugees face in U.S. detention facilities, intensifying a challenge to the Trump administration's immigration policies."
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Texas billionaire H. Ross Perot talks with members of the press April 10, 1992, after speaking to a gathering of the American Society of Newspaper Editors. (photo: Robert Giroux/AFP/Getty Images)
Ross Perot, Billionaire Who Ran Twice for President, Dies at 89
Donald P. Baker, The Washington Post
Baker writes: "H. Ross Perot, an eccentric Dallas billionaire whose two independent runs for president in the 1990s tapped into voters' frustration with the major political parties and foreshadowed the rise of the tea party two decades later, died July 9 at his home in Dallas. He was 89."
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Donald P. Baker, The Washington Post
Baker writes: "H. Ross Perot, an eccentric Dallas billionaire whose two independent runs for president in the 1990s tapped into voters' frustration with the major political parties and foreshadowed the rise of the tea party two decades later, died July 9 at his home in Dallas. He was 89."
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Alex Acosta. (photo: AP)
Alex Acosta Desperately Tries to Cover for Letting Epstein Off the Hook
Rafi Schwartz, Splinter
Schwartz writes: "Three days after billionaire financier Jeffrey Epstein was charged by federal prosecutors in the Southern District of New York with sex trafficking young girls in the mid-2000s, Labor Secretary Alex Acosta - the former federal prosecutor who orchestrated Epstein's ridiculously lax non-prosecution agreement the last time he was arrested - is scrambling to cover his ass."
Rafi Schwartz, Splinter
Schwartz writes: "Three days after billionaire financier Jeffrey Epstein was charged by federal prosecutors in the Southern District of New York with sex trafficking young girls in the mid-2000s, Labor Secretary Alex Acosta - the former federal prosecutor who orchestrated Epstein's ridiculously lax non-prosecution agreement the last time he was arrested - is scrambling to cover his ass."
Calls for Acosta to be removed from President Donald Trump’s administration have only grown since Epstein’s arrest. Sen. Amy Klobuchar, a former federal prosecutor and presidential candidate, has publicly called for Acosta to step down from his role as Labor Secretary, as has Sen. Elizabeth Warren. On the Senate floor on Tuesday, Minority Leader Sen. Chuck Schumer demanded Acosta resign or be fired.
.@SenSchumer: "I am calling on Secretary Acosta to resign. It is now impossible for anyone to have confidence in Secretary Acosta's ability to lead the Department of Labor. If he refuses to resign, President Trump should fire him."
Bosco Ntaganda, leader of the devastating DRC insurgency, was reportedly in 'constant contact' with senior Rwandan military figures. (photo: Reuters)
Congo: Former Warlord Ntaganda Convicted for War Crimes by ICC
teleSUR
Excerpt: "The International Criminal Court (ICC) convicted former Congolese General Bosco Ntaganda for war crimes including murder, rape, and conscription of child soldiers during 2002 and 2003."
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teleSUR
Excerpt: "The International Criminal Court (ICC) convicted former Congolese General Bosco Ntaganda for war crimes including murder, rape, and conscription of child soldiers during 2002 and 2003."
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F-A 18 F Super Hornet takes off from an aircraft carrier. (photo: Getty Images)
Why We Can't Ignore US Military Emissions
Benjamin Neimark, Oliver Belcher and Patrick Bigger, YES! Magazine
Excerpt: "The U.S. military's carbon bootprint is enormous. Like corporate supply chains, it relies upon an extensive global network of container ships, trucks, and cargo planes to supply its operations with everything from bombs to humanitarian aid and hydrocarbon fuels."
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Benjamin Neimark, Oliver Belcher and Patrick Bigger, YES! Magazine
Excerpt: "The U.S. military's carbon bootprint is enormous. Like corporate supply chains, it relies upon an extensive global network of container ships, trucks, and cargo planes to supply its operations with everything from bombs to humanitarian aid and hydrocarbon fuels."
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