Joe Biden's campaign has released an ad attacking Pete Buttigieg's record and experience
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Positions of the 2020 democratic candidates
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What does Waitangi Day mean to you? He aha te tikanga o te Rangi o Waitangi ki a koe?
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An unsettling new theory: There is no "swing voter"
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Revolt, populism, and reaction
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Why the Republican party turned undemocratic
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We're through the Comet Ping Pong table here, people
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The billion-dollar disinformation campaign to re-elect the President
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“Flood the zone with shit”: How misinformation overwhelmed our democracy
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When robbing Palestinians of their rights is called a 'peace plan'
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The far-right Bolsonaro movement wants us dead. But we will not give up
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US primary elections explained
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Know Your Vote – A primary source collection of candidates' platforms
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Looking for a (new) odd news podcast
Some months ago, I found Weekly Weird News, a roundup of strange news from around the internet. I recently depleted their backstock, and find myself wanting. Now, I know there's no shortage of...
Some months ago, I found Weekly Weird News, a roundup of strange news from around the internet. I recently depleted their backstock, and find myself wanting. Now, I know there's no shortage of weird, odd, bizarre, and strange in our world. Just as I know there's no shortage of people willing to talk about it. But, I'm having difficulty finding "current" weirdness. Oh sure, there's podcasts to be found talking about the weirdness surrounding this murder in 1952, or that rural happening in 1991, but so far, I haven't found another that scratches that "that seriously happened recently?" itch.
Does anyone have any suggestions, or am I doomed to dripfeed?
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Leader of US nazi terror group "The Base" revealed
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Assessing the Donald Trump team’s six-point US impeachment defense
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A writer who’s afraid to tell people what they don’t want to hear has chosen the wrong trade
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Finland's Minister for Foreign Affairs, Pekko Haavisto, says the crisis over Brexit could have a beneficial effect on the European Union, pulling the bloc together
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The George (H.W) Bush promise that changed the Republican party
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Handbook on countering Russian and Chinese interference in Europe
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Denmark has finished top of the Corruption Perceptions Index 2019 – Danes finished joint first with New Zealand with a score of eighty-seven
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Holding a city hostage is ‘peaceful’ now? I’ve been to peaceful protests before. The gun rally in Richmond was not that
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With neither tyrants nor fascists: An anarchist analysis of the growing fight against anti-gun legislation in Virginia
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In a break with convention, the New York Times editorial board has chosen to endorse two separate Democratic candidates for president: Amy Klobuchar and Elizabeth Warren
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Is the USA evil?
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Norway's government risks splitting after a coalition partner threatened to pull its support over the repatriation of a woman who joined Islamic State in Syria
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Voters second choice candidates show a presidential race that is still fluid
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What The Hell Is Going On?? with Vic Berger - Pilot
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Office of Management and Budget—Withholding of Ukraine security assistance
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The complex US network pushing for Ukraine dirt — with Rudy Giuliani at its center
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Pack the union: A proposal to admit new states for the purpose of amending the constitution to ensure equal representation
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The Art of Centering: potter and poet M.C. Richards on what she learned at the wheel about non-dualism, creative wholeness, and the poetry of personhood
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The other swing voter
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David Edgerton: "Boris Johnson might break up the UK. That’s a good thing."
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Men are scamming crisis hotlines to masturbate on calls
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Mayor Pete's invisible black police
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Greenland is not used to being the centre of attention – as the ice melts, it considers its future
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I’ve studied the ‘weirdos’ Dominic Cummings is talking about – I’m not sure he really understands who they are
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Report from the Committee for the Prevention of Torture (CPT) has called on Denmark to improve conditions in two centres where migrants are detained
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State of the World 2020: Bruce Sterling and Jon Lebkowski
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How to avoid swallowing war propaganda
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Finland's new prime minister is spearheading youth-led centrism – but will the rest of Europe follow her lead?
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The code of capital: How the law creates wealth and inequality
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Dan Wang's 2019 Letter
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Canceling
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We regret these errors: Mistakes were made at The Stranger in 2019
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Mitch McConnell has less power to shape the impeachment trial than Democrats think
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Pete Buttigieg campaign fails to list several power brokers in recent donor disclosure
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Right-wing populists look poised to keep winning
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For decades, anti-government and white supremacist groups have been attempting to recruit police officers – and the authorities themselves aren’t even certain about the scale of the problem
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