Zack de la Rocha interviewing Noam Chomsky (c. 2000)
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Alcohol breath tests, a linchpin of the criminal justice system, are often unreliable
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Photographing Hong Kong urban battleground
8 votes -
Hawaii doesn’t want you anymore
15 votes -
Andrew Yang was groomed for a high-paying job at an elite law firm. He lasted five months.
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It's time to boycott any company doing business in Xinjiang
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The global protest wave, explained
8 votes -
Barack Obama’s eulogy for Elijah Cummings
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The Wall Streeters who actually like Elizabeth Warren
6 votes -
Trump is using his Ukraine playbook against the senate
7 votes -
You can't rehabilitate George W. Bush
19 votes -
Singapore's statement at the United Nations General Assembly 2019
6 votes -
US President Donald Trump’s legal immunity has a countdown clock
9 votes -
The Political Orphanage - Why Republicans and Democrats Think Differently - Featuring: Dr. Matt Grossmann
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Muddy America: Color balancing the election map
9 votes -
China is usually strategic and savvy. Why does it seem so upset about a tweet, an app, and a gamer in a mask in the absence of any real threat?
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Elizabeth Warren faced sexism, split with a husband and found her voice teaching law in Houston
5 votes -
What can the UK learn from Norway's EU border? Its border, with EU member state Sweden, is over a thousand miles long
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‘We fear Hong Kong will become just another Chinese city’: An interview with Martin Lee, grandfather of democracy
8 votes -
Poles at the polls: Five things to know
5 votes -
Hongkongers Seeking Freedom in Taiwan [28 minute video]
8 votes -
The Black Cube Chronicles: How two operatives tasked with surveilling reporters became embroiled in an international plot to suppress sexual-assault allegations against Harvey Weinstein
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The meaning of Donald Trump’s crazily damning self-defence
16 votes -
Denmark calls for EU ban on all diesel and petrol cars by 2040
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Elizabeth Warren's new remedy for US corruption: A tax on lobbying
21 votes -
Jamal Khashoggi, one year later
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How a big enough news story — like impeachment — could warp the polls
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Video games don't lead to violence...
@bbcnottingham: Goose smashes through taxi window https://t.co/RThaDIRumk
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Shoot them in the legs, US President Donald Trump suggested: Inside his border war
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Today marks the 18th anniversary since Swedish-Eritrean journalist Dawit Isaak was arrested and put in an Eritrean prison
8 votes -
The lies behind Area 51
5 votes -
Interview with Andrew Yang - H3 Podcast
13 votes -
Israel and the decline of the liberal order: The rise of nationalism around the globe may be reflected in the outcome of Israeli elections on Tuesday
7 votes -
The real Donald Trump is a character on TV
13 votes -
Why is billionaire George Soros a bogeyman for the hard right?
17 votes -
The Real Cost of Your Blue Jeans: abhorrent working conditions and environmental neglicence plague one of the world's most popular garments
5 votes -
US Supreme Court justice Clarence Thomas's radical vision of race
14 votes -
Charles Koch has spent a fortune pushing the American government to the right. Now his foundation is promoting a vision of US power shared by many progressives: restraint
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Is Xi Jinping mishandling Hong Kong crisis? Hints of unease in China’s leadership
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How Viktor Orban hollowed out Hungary’s democracy
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Outlaw Country - Klamath County, Oregon, Is The Perfect Place To Go If You Don’t Want To Be Found—And The Worst Place To Be If Someone Threatens Your Life.
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The Danish centre-left aped the far right to win an election – there's a better way to deal with people's fears
9 votes -
Why everyone should care about what is happening in Hong Kong, despite all the world’s troubles
10 votes -
The Searl Effect Zero Point Generator
3 votes -
The corrupting of democracy
5 votes -
Undercover in Patriot Prayer: Insights from a Vancouver Democrat who's been working against the far-right group from the inside
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Why does infrastructure cost so much?
10 votes -
Active YouTube channels in "dead" genres?
What are some good YouTube channels still currently working in genres which aren't currently popular because of algorithm shenanigans, the natural cycle of trends, or whatever else? I'm thinking...
What are some good YouTube channels still currently working in genres which aren't currently popular because of algorithm shenanigans, the natural cycle of trends, or whatever else? I'm thinking like sketch comedy, original animations, serious short films, etc.
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Futurology: how a group of visionaries looked beyond the possible a century ago and predicted today’s world
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The Adults in the Room
15 votes