Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador's first 100 days in office have showcased one thing above all: a new political style. The people love him for it, but experts are alarmed.
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Australian government backs down on banning Milo Yiannopoulos in face of backlash
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'Fake news' on India-Pakistan crisis raises fears before election
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Israeli electoral committee bans Arab candidates, allows extreme right to run
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Ohio Democratic Sen. Sherrod Brown won't run for President
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Unicorn Riot leaks chat logs, revealing white nationalist plot to keep Steve King in office
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Cook Islands to choose new indigenous name and remove any association with British explorer
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The rise and rise of populist rhetoric. Major study analysing speeches of leaders from 40 countries over two decades shows surge in populism
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Australian government bans Milo Yiannopoulos from entering Australia
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'We are fighting': Brazil's indigenous groups unite to protect their land
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The Troika Laundromat - How international financial institutions helped Russian oligarchs launder billions
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Former officer Mohamed Noor pleads not guilty to Justine Ruszczyk Damond’s death
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Testimony of Michael D. Cohen — Committee on Oversight and Reform — US House of Representatives
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Quebec is moving ahead with its plan for electoral reform (mixed-member proportional) but says it will not hold a referendum on the issue
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How to avoid a war in Venezuela
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Jacob Wohl has spread lies on Twitter about Robert Mueller, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Kamala Harris, and more. Now, he’s eyeing the 2020 US election.
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After stinging Presidential loss, Popular Vote Movement gains momentum in states
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Andrew Yang: The 2020 candidate warning of the rise of robots. The entrepreneur says Trump won in 2016 because the US automated away jobs – so he wants to become president to do something about it.
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Despite Massive Fundraising Campaign, Bennett College Accreditation Has Been Pulled
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Newly released bodycam footage from an excessive force lawsuit shows Glendale, AZ police officers tasing man eleven times
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As mainstream journalists acknowledge Douma attacks were likely "staged," the "humanitarian" Syria Regime-Change Network tries to save a sinking ship
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Bourke Street murderer James Gargasoulas has been sentenced to life in prison for killing six people and injuring twenty-seven others when he drove his car through pedestrians two years ago
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Bernie Sanders announces run for presidency in 2020
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‘I am dreaming of a way to kill almost every last person on earth’: A self-proclaimed white nationalist planned a mass terrorist attack, the government says
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Bernie Sanders Raises $6 Million After Announcing Presidential Bid
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Shamima Begum: IS teenager to lose UK citizenship
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Alabama newspaper editor calls on KKK to lynch Democrats
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Mother upset after son kicked out of class over pledge of allegiance
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Former President Abdulla Yameen Abdul Gayyoom has been taken to Maafushi Prison, in accordance to Criminal Court's orders
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Nauru bans 'telemedicine' for medical transfers in threat to new Australian laws
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A TV actor who played Ukraine's president could now become the actual president
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Indonesian Ulema Council (MUI) urges Muslims to cast votes and avoid "golput"
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How do you get your news?
With so many news organizations spreading false information and relying on clickbaity titles to get views, it is getting harder to find quality journalism. So what are some of the resources which...
With so many news organizations spreading false information and relying on clickbaity titles to get views, it is getting harder to find quality journalism.
So what are some of the resources which you use to get your news without having to wade through a sea of pointless headlines.22 votes -
How Facebook Screwed Us All - It’s not just spreading phony stories everywhere—it’s killing real news
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Texts show collusion between police and far-right extremists, Oregon official claims
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At least six sead in Aurora, Ill., shooting, including gunman; five police wounded
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White House press secretary Sarah Sanders interviewed by special counsel's office
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A year after Parkland, urgency for new gun restrictions declines
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Cutting through the claims: the refugee medical debate, explained. What exactly are the changes that passed through Parliament against the government's wishes, and what will they mean?
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National Popular Vote bill passes Colorado State Senate
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The future of the Coalition's hold on power is at risk with the Federal Government becoming the first to lose a vote on its own legislation in 90 years.
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Hakeem al-Araibi returning to Australia after Thai court rules extradition case be dropped
Hakeem al-Araibi returning to Australia after Thai court rules extradition case be dropped This is a follow-up to this previous story: Refugee footballer Hakeem AlAraibi to remain in Thai prison...
Hakeem al-Araibi returning to Australia after Thai court rules extradition case be dropped
This is a follow-up to this previous story: Refugee footballer Hakeem AlAraibi to remain in Thai prison after bail request rejected
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Fairfax to return with investigative news website
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Jeff Bezos accuses National Enquirer of extortion and blackmail
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Thai Princess Ubolratana Mahidol running to be Prime Minister against military candidate
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Man says he doesn’t have to lodge tax returns because he’s not a ‘person’
Man says he doesn’t have to lodge tax returns because he’s not a ‘person’ Based on his patterns of speech - "who stated his name was Glen, of the family Polglaise" - and his argument that he's a...
Man says he doesn’t have to lodge tax returns because he’s not a ‘person’
Based on his patterns of speech - "who stated his name was Glen, of the family Polglaise" - and his argument that he's a human being who waives his right to recognition as a person, he seems to be a "freeman on the land" (also known in the USA as a "sovereign citizen").
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News to me
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European Parliament approves EU-Moroccan trade deal, ignoring Western Sahara Indigenous protections
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Court upholds conviction of Michelle Carter in texting-suicide case
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Trump administration slips a new, narrower definition of domestic violence onto DOJ website
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