Two cheers for socialism: Why liberals need enemies on the left
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Brett Kavanaugh and the information terrorists trying to reshape America
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How we know Brett Kavanaugh is lying
52 votes -
How Russia helped swing the election for Trump
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The death of consensus: How conflict came back to politics
7 votes -
No, I will not debate you
47 votes -
The reclusive hedge-fund tycoon behind the Donald Trump US presidency
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Gospels of giving for the new gilded age: Are today’s donor classes solving problems—or creating new ones?
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Fascist activists have spent the last year trying to win over police
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Exclusive: Hacked emails take us inside the billionaires’ club around Vladimir Putin
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The shadow rulers of the Veterans Affairs - How Marvel Entertainment chairman Ike Perlmutter and two other Mar-a-Lago members are secretly shaping the Trump administration’s veterans policies
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Beyond the NRA: Maria Butina’s peculiar bid for Russian influence
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How Nicaragua’s good guys turned bad
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Should we treat crime as something to be cured rather than punished? Scotland’s police force has adopted a public health model to tackle violence. Should the rest of the world follow suit?
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The untold story of Otto Warmbier, American hostage
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When a US citizen heard he was on his own country's drone target list, he wasn’t sure he believed it. After five near-misses, he does – and is suing the United States to contest his own execution
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Alt-right troll to father killer: The unraveling of Lane Davis
21 votes -
US President Donald Trump's trade offensive is producing brutal local headlines
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The futility of trade war explained by economist Michael Pettis
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Abuse of power: The truth about sexual harassment in Westminster
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The 9.9 percent is the new American aristocracy
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The princes, the president and the fortune seekers
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FiveThirthyEight 2020 Democratic primary way-too-early picks
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John Kelly's interview with NPR comes with an editor's note warning that it contains offensive language
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A look inside Radio Sputnik, the Russian funded media outlet operating in thirty-four countries in more than thirty languages, including an AM/FM station in Washington, DC
4 votes